University of Oxford · Languages & Cultures
Classics and Modern Languages
A-level entry requirements · 2027 entry
- Standard offer
- AAA
- Admissions tests
- None stated
- Required subjects
- Latin or Greek, or the modern language, to A-level (candidates without Latin or Greek would usually be expected to have studied the modern language, or speak it at home or school; B1 CEFR may be accepted); grade A in Latin and Greek if taken
- Recommended subjects
- Classics, History
- Notes
- No pre-interview language test (the MLAT is no longer used); shortlisted candidates studying the language to A-level have their linguistic ability assessed at interview. One piece of written work for Classics must be submitted. A beginners' modern language (Czech, German, Italian, Modern Greek, Portuguese) is only available to candidates with Latin or Greek to A-level.
- Source
- Official course page · verified October 2026
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FAQ
Which A-levels do I need for Classics and Modern Languages?
Latin or Greek, or the modern language, to A-level (candidates without Latin or Greek would usually be expected to have studied the modern language, or speak it at home or school; B1 CEFR may be accepted); grade A in Latin and Greek if taken
What is the standard A-level offer for Classics and Modern Languages?
AAA. No pre-interview language test (the MLAT is no longer used); shortlisted candidates studying the language to A-level have their linguistic ability assessed at interview.