• candidate will be selected without interview. You must be available to attend the interview, in person, as no
  accommodations can be made on date and time of interview.
• Candidates who do not receive further communication by the above date should assume that their application
  has not been successful.

Documents to be Included

• You must submit a completed application form on-line with the documents and information detailed
  below. All documents must be submitted in English, or English translations provided. Please note that, if you are
  invited to interview, you will be asked to bring the originals of all documents with you:
• Your birth certificate confirming that you meet the age criterion;
• A copy of a valid passport (with translation, if necessary), confirming that you meet the citizenship criteria.
• An official transcript from the university at which you are studying, or have studied, showing grades achieved.
• Evidence that you have been resident, and have attended schooling, in Malaysia for five of the last ten years, eg
  school records.
• A full curriculum vitae which should include details about prizes, scholarships, positions of leadership,
  involvement in student, voluntary, community or political activities and any cultural, musical or sporting
  accomplishments. This should not exceed two A4 (12pt) pages in length.
• Evidence of English Language Proficiency (see 2e above), ie the score report of public examinations you have
  taken (eg TOEFL/IELTS) with Explanation Notes of the Grading System, ie copies of both sides of the score report.
  Alternatively, if you have studied at an English-language university, you may apply for a waiver from this
  language-test requirement. In your letter for waiver request, you must demonstrate that by the time your studies
  at Oxford commence, you will have completed a full-time course of at least nine months, undertaken at a
  recognised institution where the medium of instruction and assessment throughout the course is entirely in
  English – please use the guidance on the University of Oxford website.
• A head-and-shoulder colour photograph (jpg format). Please note your photo will not be available to the selection
  committee until after final shortlisting decisions have been made.
• A signed personal statement of no more than 1,000 words which:
  • Addresses your general interests and activities and what you plan to do with your life once you have
    completed your studies;
  • Discusses your aims and priorities and the contribution you have made and would like to make to your
    home country and the region;
  • Indicates the course of study and degree you wish to follow at Oxford.

It is very important for you to have considered what course and degree you wish to follow at Oxford before you submit your application. It is a good idea to discuss your proposed course of study with your professors or lecturers in that field, and, if possible, with someone who has knowledge of United Kingdom universities. Additional sources of information are available online at www.ox.ac.uk/admissions, as well as on individual faculty/departmental websites.
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