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2. Finance for graduates

All new graduate students will need to ensure that fees and other charges are paid (or a direct debit has been set up) on or before arrival. Please use the Graduate Freshers’ Finance Form below to tell the Finance Office which payments you wish to be included on your invoice, which will be sent to you in mid-September. A copy of your submission will be sent to the email address you provide.

You can make a payment right away or wait for an invoice to be emailed to you. For more information about how to make a payment please visit the Making Payments to College page. International students may also wish to read the guide on opening a UK bank account found on this page. Please note that students will not be able to access their Certificate of Enrolment until they have arrived in Oxford, and are fully enrolled on the course.

Please refer to the FAQ section at the bottom of this page and direct any queries to finance.office@st-hughs.ox.ac.uk or 01865 274915.

Graduate Freshers’ Finance Form

This form should be completed by incoming graduate students, excepting graduate students who will be studying at the Saïd Business School; invoices for SBS students will be sent out by the Business School.

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How do I buy food in College?

Your University Card also acts as a meal card on which you will be able to add money for the Dining Hall’s cashless system, UPAY.  For more information please see the Finance FAQs and UPAY

Do I need to bring my own bedding if I am staying in College?

College does not provide bedding and you will therefore need to bring your own, or order a Bedding Pack for £25 using the Graduate Freshers’ Finance Form. Bedding Packs include a duvet, duvet-cover, sheet, pillow and pillowcase.

How do I open a bank account?

The University provides guidance for international and EU students who wish to open a UK bank account. This can be found here.

I have a question about US Federal loans

Please follow this link for the University guidance.

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