Interviewing at Oxford: Biochemistry

An episode of the Oxford from the Inside podcast, hosted by OFTI Podcast, titled "Interviewing at Oxford: Biochemistry" was published on December 1, 2020 and runs 29 minutes.

December 1, 2020 ·29m · Oxford from the Inside

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Summary

In our latest episode, Megan is joined by Zoe (2nd year, Trinity) and Nia (3rd year, St John's) to discuss biochemistry interviews. What questions might you be asked? How should you prepare? How can you destress before the interview? Tune in for answers to these questions and much more!  Questions: 1:45 - How were your interviews structured? 5:30 - What did you do in your free time? 6:45 - How did you relax/destress before interviews? 8:25 - Is there a dress code? 10:50 - How did you prepare for interviews? 16:40 - Were you asked any non-biochemistry questions? 18:15 - What other questions were you asked? 23:45 - What advice would you give to people preparing for interviews?

Episode Description

In our latest episode, Megan is joined by Zoe (2nd year, Trinity) and Nia (3rd year, St John's) to discuss biochemistry interviews. What questions might you be asked? How should you prepare? How can you destress before the interview? Tune in for answers to these questions and much more!

Questions:

1:45 - How were your interviews structured?

5:30 - What did you do in your free time?

6:45 - How did you relax/destress before interviews?

8:25 - Is there a dress code?

10:50 - How did you prepare for interviews?

16:40 - Were you asked any non-biochemistry questions?

18:15 - What other questions were you asked?

23:45 - What advice would you give to people preparing for interviews?

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