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This is vital. Just by stating you are interested in a subject does not prove to the admission officers that you are keen to study the subject. Instead you need to give evidence that you have gone out of ...

The most important thing to remember is that your interviewer will most likely also be a supervisor/tutor. Therefore, the best thing to do is to come across as someone they'd enjoy supervising and as some...

My first tips would be to:

• Avoid any cliché sentences. Do not use hyperbole to describe your passions as this will come across as insincere. Instead, demonstrate your enthusiasm by engagi...

This is a classic style of Oxbridge interview question, where the candidate is presented with a question on a topic they won't have seen before, and is expected to work logically using the information pro...