Abstract: Advanced oxidation process (AOPs) are technologies based on the intermediacy of hycroxyl radical and other radicals to oxidize recalcitrant, toxic nad no biodegradable cpmpounds to various by- products. In this paper, Oxytetracycline hydrochloride (OTC) was degraded inside a UV-H2O2 system which utilize hydroxyl radical generated from H2O2 to attack OTC. Concentration of H2O2, temperature and pH was varied in this experiment. To monitor OTC degradation, TOC and UV-VIS spectra analysis were carried out. Constant OTC concentration at 250 ppm was used. About 93.06% of TOC removal was achieved at 40°C and 1 eq mole ratio H2O2 to OTC. After 180 min irradiation, UV-Vis spectra of OTC have shown total disappearance of OTC peak. HPLC analyses has shown about 93.08% of OTC were degraded after 180 min irradiated inside UV-H2O2 system.