Sport
46 clubs from rowing to climbing, with league and casual sides in most.
Try “graduate admission”, “bursary” or “open day”.
Halls, societies, sport and the everyday
So the campus is built to be lived in, not just taught in — 31,000 students, 190 societies and a library that never fully closes.
Student societies
Library access in term
First years housed
Accommodation is guaranteed for every first-year student and for anyone whose permanent home is a long way from campus. Halls are self-catered, mixed by school rather than by subject, and each has a resident tutor who is a member of academic staff.
| Hall | Room type | Per week |
|---|---|---|
| Founders Court | Standard single | $148 |
| Founders Court | En-suite single | $182 |
| Riverside House | En-suite single | $176 |
| The Quadrangle | Studio | $219 |
| Family housing | One or two bedroom | From $265 |
Every society is student-run and every one of them will let you turn up once before you join.
46 clubs from rowing to climbing, with league and casual sides in most.
38 subject societies running reading groups, talks and field trips.
52 cultural and faith societies, several older than the students in them.
Radio, newspaper, film, theatre and four separate choirs.