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Horspath Driftway, East Oxford, Oxford
A stunning setting for one of the world's greatest Universities, Oxford is the iconic student destination. Here you will find all types of student accommodation in Oxford including student houses, flats and halls.
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Shared living in a managed building with onsite teams and some shared amenities.
Share a house with a group of friends and save money. The popular next step after living in Halls.
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Similar to a house share, normally with one or two bedrooms.
A self-contained flat where all of the amenities are in one space.
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AFS always has the widest choice of student accommodation available. To help you find the right place to live, read our brief guide to the different types of accommodation below.
University residences which are generally full of first year undergraduates are a great way to adjust to living away from home and making new friends. Uni halls are usually located close to campus.
Generally offer a higher level of amenities than University Halls, at higher rents. Will be home to a more diverse mix of students and normally located close to campus.
A house share with a group of friends is often the lowest cost option and popular as the next step after living in Halls. Typically located in student friendly areas which require some travel to University.
A flat or apartment is similar to a house share on a smaller scale and will normally have one or two bedrooms. Ideal for smaller groups or couples.
Either a premium room in a Private Hall of Residence or a self-contained flat or apartment where all of the amenities are in one space. Typically the most expensive option.
A room in a house where the landlord or owner currently lives. A good option if you are not too concerned about living with other students and are budget conscious.
A self-contained room, which includes most amenities but with shared bathroom facilities.
A stunning setting for one of the world’s greatest universities, Oxford is the iconic student destination.
Oxford is the home of the University of Oxford, which is the oldest University in the English-speaking world, and the second oldest University in the world. It is made up of 39 colleges, organised into 4 divisions: Humanities, Medical Sciences, Mathematical, Physics and Life Sciences Division, and the Social Sciences Division. It not only operates the world’s oldest University museum but also the world’s largest University press as well, and if that wasn’t enough it also holds the largest academic library system in the UK too.
It is also home to the Oxford Brookes University as well. What began life as a small School of Art in borrowed buildings is now one of the most modern universities in the UK. It is also the only UK University in the QS ranking of top 50 institutions under 50 years old for the third year in a row. Oxford Brookes also holds the record for the number one rowing University in the UK – after winning a raft of medals.
While there is much to be gained from studying at Oxford, there is also much to do when you are not hard at work as well. As a centre of tourism, there are many galleries and museums in Oxford, many of which are free of charge. The Ashmolean Museum is probably the most famous of these, built-in 1678 and home to significant collections of art and archaeology. There is also a lot of green space in the city, with 28 nature reserves in the boundary of the ring road alone.
Sport is also a popular entertainment in Oxford, with their leading football club Oxford United currently sitting in League one and semi-professional team Oxford City FC playing in conference South. There are also two rugby league teams and four rugby union teams in Oxford. Other sports you can enjoy include American football, cricket, greyhound racing, hockey, ice hockey, rowing, and speedway.
Oxford is also home to some of the most traditional pubs in the country, with those on the banks of the River Thames offering some awesome food as well. At the other end of the spectrum, there are also lots of exclusive cocktail bars and clubs to enjoy as well, with Duke of Cambridge, The House and Roppongi being ones not to miss.
Here at Accommodation for Students, we have plenty of student accommodation in Oxford to choose from including student houses, flats / apartments and halls.
Are you going to live and study in Oxford? Here are the most frequent questions asked by other students.
Oxford is home to both The University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University.
Oxford Brookes University has over 150 years of history. Starting out as a small School of Art in borrowed teaching rooms and have grown into one of the UK's top modern universities with a local, national and international reputation for teaching and research excellence.
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->The University of Oxford is a collegiate research university in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England. There is evidence of teaching as early as 1096, making it the oldest university in the English-speaking world and the world's second-oldest university in continuous operation.
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