The main matriculation ceremony is on the Saturday of Week 1 of Michaelmas Term (in 2021/22, this is Saturday 16 October at 10.30am), and instructions are sent to newcomers before the ceremony itself. Your matriculation is a celebratory event, where you will get to take part in one of the most famous Oxford traditions.

What is matriculation year Oxford?

Matriculation is the ceremony that marks your formal admission to the University's academic community. For the vast majority of students who are newly admitted to the University it is necessary to attend a ceremony in Oxford within the first three terms on course and prior to final assessment.

Where does matriculation happen in Oxford?

You matriculate at the start of your first degree from the University of Oxford. Matriculation confers membership of the University on students, therefore you do not need to matriculate at the start of any subsequent degrees at the University.