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University of Bristol partners with OI

University of Bristol partners with OI

The University of Bristol has partnered with OI Digital Institute to increase international student access to their university. Starting from the current academic year, the University of Bristol accepts the online English Language Level Test, Oxford ELLT, as proof of English language proficiency.  

As leading research university and Russell Group member, the University of Bristol is a globally renowned and highly respected institution consistently ranking in the top 20 universities in the UK and top 100 worldwide. In 2022, the Guardian ranked the University of Bristol 14th overall in the Best Universities in the UK and 62nd in the world according to QS world rankings.  

The Oxford ELLT has been recognised by the University of Bristol for its flexibility, a suite of security features and human proctoring that provides students and universities with accurate and timely results. Students can use their Oxford ELLT results and certificate to apply for their desired field of study at the University of Bristol.  

The University of Bristol joins more than 60 universities that accept Oxford ELLT, giving students a wide range of study options and increased access to higher education. 

OI Digital Institute is thrilled to partner with the University of Bristol to increase international student pathways. We are proud to partner with institutions that share our vision and provide students opportunities for learning without limits. 

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