Interfaces between correlated oxides are attracting great interest. Electron correlations give rise to novel forms of couplings between electronic ground states at both sides of the interface. The bonding discontinuity at the interface between magnetic and nonmagnetic oxides is at the origin of a form of low dimensional magnetism in the otherwise nonmagnetic material. Its origin is the splitting of its bands due to the hybridization with the exchange split bands of the magnetic material. This induced magnetism could find interesting functionalities in devices with operation controlled by the interface such as tunnel or field effect devices of interest in spintronics.