Jesus College Oxford

British Bangladeshi and Pakistani Programme

Application Form

Thank you for your interest in our British Bangladeshi and Pakistani Access Programme. This programme is targeted for Year 12 students who are interested in attending competitive universities such as Oxbridge, who identify as having Bangladeshi/Pakistani heritage.

Parents/guardians of eligible students are welcome to attend webinars.

The programme overview can be found here. Further information is available via our website. If you have any further questions about the BBPP, or wish to change any details submitted, please reach out to the Jesus College Access Team via access@jesus.ox.ac.uk.

This form consists of five sections:

Privacy Policy and Data Statement*

Personal details*

Parents/guardians details

Attitudes to University

Interest in Visit Day

* indicates that a section is required. Many questions are optional, but are extremely useful to inform our planning and evaluation of the British Bangladeshi and Pakistani Programme.

Data Storage

Student data will be stored on a database in accordance with Jesus College’s Data Protection Policy, which can be found here: Governance, Policies and Procedures – Jesus College

Safeguarding of children’s personal data

Jesus College complies with the Age Appropriate Design Code for the safeguarding of children’s personal data when using online services. Full information about this can be found in the ‘Code of Practise on Children and Vulnerable Adults’ section here: Governance, Policies and Procedures – Jesus College

Data Sharing

Jesus College may need to share your information with University of Oxford colleges or departments in order to assess applications and to plan, deliver, promote and evaluate the programme. Any shared data will be stored securely by the receiver and in line with appropriate data protection legislation. 

HEAT Data

The University of Oxford uses the Higher Education Access Tracker (HEAT) service and database to record information about its outreach activities and the students who take part in these activities. HEAT helps us identify which activities are most helpful in preparing students for higher education and progressing to employment. Jesus College may use your data to record activities related to this programme in accordance with the University's HEAT Privacy Notice, which can be found here. 

Your Rights

Under the Data Protection Act 2018 you have the right to a copy of the data held about you by us. If you have any concerns about the use of data for these purposes or would like a copy of the data you have supplied directly to us, requests should be made in writing on: access.fellow@jesus.ox.ac.uk.

We collect the information below to assess your eligibility for the event in case of over-subscription, and for the visit day.

You do not have to fill in the below information, but we may be unable to assess your eligibility for our visit day in the case of over-subscription. If the visit day is over-subscribed, we will give priority to students who fit one or more of the following criteria:

·        Attend a UK state school

·         Eligible for Free School Meals

·         First generation in family to attend university

·         From an area of high socio-economic deprivation

·         From an area of low progression to higher education

·         Are care-experienced/young-carer

The below questions cover your current aspirations and thoughts towards studying at university.

The visit day is an additional opportunity to visit Jesus College Oxford, experience academic taster sessions and meet student ambassadors. Limited spaces will be available and allocated based on priority criteria, which you can view on the webpage here.

Please note that allocation of visit day spaces will be sent out with the outcome of your application in late March/early April.