Student life - University of Oxford
The extraordinary range of opportunities allows you to determine your student life at Oxford - it really can be what you want it to be. If you study here, you will receive a great education - something which lasts a lifetime.
Oxford life | University of Oxford
Get the most out of life as a student in Oxford. Find out more about accommodation, gaining work experience, societies to join, travel and providing your feedback.
Inclusive student life - University of Oxford
There are simple steps that we can all take to make Oxford a welcoming and inclusive place for everyone. Here is some guidance for you as a student at Oxford: 1. Play your part in making Oxford an inclusive place
Student life - University of Oxford
These Student life pages provide an overview of the Oxford experience and are subject to the more detailed information provided in the Courses, Colleges, Fees and funding, International, Applying to Oxford and After you apply pages.
Clubs and societies | University of Oxford
The University welcomes the contribution made to student life by clubs, societies and other organisations. With more than 200 officially recognised societies listed in the University registered non-sports clubs and societies , there is something for everybody.
Accommodation - University of Oxford
If you decide to look for accommodation outside your college or the University, Oxford has a large selection of privately-rented houses and flats available. Oxford SU provide guidance on living out to all students and can help you if you have questions or concerns about accommodation.
Living in Oxford - University of Oxford
As a first year undergraduate student, you will be offered college accommodation either on the main site of your college or in a nearby college annexe. This means that your neighbours will also be ‘freshers’ and new to life at Oxford.
Oxford students - University of Oxford
University Student Handbook 2024-25; Inclusive student life; Support for harassment ; Emergency contacts; Student Privacy Policy
History - University of Oxford
In 1188, the historian Gerald of Wales gave a public reading to the assembled Oxford dons (university lecturers, especially at Oxford or Cambridge). As a royal clerk to the king and two archbishops, Gerald of Wales travelled widely and wrote extensively. (Image credit: Shutterstock)
New students - University of Oxford
Congratulations on becoming a student at the University of Oxford. Here you will find information and advice to help you settle into life as an Oxford student.