Graduates
Accommodation is allocated to new graduates on a first come, first served basis once funding has been confirmed. All our graduate accommodation is in houses with shared kitchens and communal areas – not unlike if you were renting privately. Unfortunately, we do not have accommodation suitable for couples or families.
You’ll find some of our graduate accommodation in the streets around St Hilda's near the lively Cowley Road with its independent shops, restaurants and supermarkets (with food from all over the world!). Our other graduate accommodation is in the north of the city, close to the University’s science areas, a ten-minute cycle ride from College.
Bedrooms are priced according to size, location, facilities, etc - most rooms you’ll find are very large. Our ‘scouts’ (the Oxford name for cleaners) clean communal kitchens and bathrooms.
All rooms are offered on a 51-week licence.
College accommodation is covered by the Student Accommodation Code of Practice.
Accommodation Prices (2023/24)
| Band | Rooms | Prices (51-week contract) |
| 1 |
205 Cowley Rd - 33 ensuite 58 Raymund Road - 1 ensuite (room 5) 11 Norham Gardens - 3 ensuite 14-16 Norham Gardens - 13 ensuite 257 Iffley Road - ensuite |
£10,467 for 51 weeks plus £50 compulsory catering credit per term |
| 2 |
25a Alma Place - all standard 58 Raymund Road - 1 ensuite (room 6) 89 Iffley Road - 4 standard 11 Norham Gardens - 36 standard 257 Iffley Road - standard |
£9,527 for 51 weeks plus £50 compulsory catering credit per term |
| 3 | 19 Tyndale Road - 3 standard | £8,685 for 51 weeks plus £50 compulsory catering credit per term |
| 4 |
25 Alma Place - 5 standard (rooms 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6) 58 Raymund Road - 2 standard (rooms 3 and 4) |
£7,997 for 51 weeks plus £50 compulsory catering credit per term |
| 5 |
25 Alma Place - 1 standard (room 5) 58 Raymund Road - 2 standard (rooms 1 and 2) |
£7,769 for 51 weeks plus £50 compulsory catering credit per term |
Note: Accommodation prices usually rise approximately 2% above inflation annually.
You may wish to find your own accommodation. You could look at the University Accommodation Office, which offers graduate housing for single students, couple, and families; or you can rent privately, with flatshare websites or Oxford rental agencies the best places to start.
