Oxford Brookes University is one of the UK's leading modern universities with a rich educational history, known globally for innovative courses, outstanding teaching and strong industry-employer links. We offer a world-class student experience in the heart of an iconic, historical city which is full of opportunities for you to grow and realise your potential.
We are proud of our diverse and international student community, as we welcome students from all over the world onto our campuses every year. You'll graduate with the fundamental skills and international experience to succeed in your chosen career and become internationally employable.
While Oxford's rich educational history goes back centuries, we are one of the UK's leading modern universities, known throughout the world for our innovative courses, outstanding facilities, expert teaching and strong industry-employer links. Many of our lecturers are world leaders in their field and are passionate about your learning experience. You'll graduate with the fundamental skills and international experience to succeed in your chosen career and confidently enter the global job market.
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We guarantee that all full-time first-year students who choose Oxford Brookes as either their firm or insurance choice will be offered accommodation as long as they apply by the deadline and meet the academic criteria for their offer. For full details on our guarantees please take a look at our allocation policy. We recognise that each student will have a unique set of needs and preferences, and offer quiet/alcohol free and single-sex accommodation options subject to availability.
Our International Student Advice Team (ISAT) is here to help with a range of services during your time at Oxford Brookes. The team provides friendly and confidential advice about your visa and immigration status, personal matters and much more. The team also arranges events and runs workshops to help you understand UK culture, meet new friends and make the most of your time in the UK. Finally, our Global Buddies scheme can partner you with a current UK student to help you settle into university life at Oxford Brookes. You might keep in touch throughout the year by email, via social media or in person, including at Global Buddies social events.
One reason you might study with us is the benefit an Oxford Brookes degree gives you when applying for your dream job. Our outstanding Careers service provides all the help you need including one-to-one consultations, practice interviews, workshops on job searching and CV/resumé writing, and on-campus job fairs where you can meet prospective employers. You can use Careers for up to three years after you graduate.
We cater to a diverse range of student-athletes, from those wanting international success to those looking to make new friends. We work closely with the Brookes Active programme to ensure there are opportunities for all students to get active while at Oxford Brookes University. For the 2022-23 academic year, we had over 2,200 registered TEAMBrookes student-athletes, across 36 different sports clubs (1,400 in 2019-20). We finished 36th out of 140+ institutions in the National BUCS Rankings with 6 teams winning their BUCS League and achieving promotion.
When you join Oxford Brookes University, you automatically become a member of our Students' Union, Brookes Union. Run by students for students, we represent the student voice and provide free, independent advice on many issues. Our Student Reps work hard to represent your views and make sure your courses are the best they can be. Not only that, we support over 100 societies and run Fresher's Week and a range of events every year. So you'll never be short of things to do and activities to get involved with.
Societies are a great way to make new friends. Whether you want to pursue a passion you already have or try new things, we have over 100 student-led societies. And if you can't find one for you, we can support you to start your own.
Our Inclusive Support Service offers advice and guidance whenever you need it, throughout your time at university. Specialist support includes:
- access to assistive technology
- Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA) funded, specialist mentoring and one-to-one study skills support
- liaising with academic staff about reasonable adjustments
- special exam arrangements
- support when applying for accommodation