Moving to Oxford
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The main graduate induction event will be held on the morning of Thursday 6th October.
In Advance
Administrative tasks: Please ensure that you complete all required tasks e.g. filling in the University’s card form (sent by your Department), and all College-related forms as detailed in the ‘Key Information’ page. For students requiring a visa to study in the UK, information and help is available on the University website here.
Don’t forget to have all the vaccinations recommended in our Medical Information 2022 sheet, and complete your Medical Registration.
Moreover, please be aware that there are planned railway closures at Oxford train station in the weeks surrounding the start of term. Do bear this in mind if you are intending to travel to the city by train, as it may affect your journey.
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Coming to College
Students will be able to collect their University cards from the College at a series of registration events throughout late September – details on these will be emailed out soon. A University card has many different functions: it is your library card; your student ID; your access key for most College doors (and Departmental access); and operates as a payment card in the Dining Hall.
Keep it safe! If you lose yours, a replacement should be ordered here as soon as possible.
A useful contact to put into your phone is the Lodge telephone number, which is 01865 274 900.
For Student Visa holders (formerly Tier 4), BRPs can be collected from the College in late September (unless you have arranged to collect it from a Post Office) – more information will be sent to you later in September.
Graduates with accommodation in College
Collect your key from the College Lodge on St Margaret’s Road. The Porter will welcome you, and suggest the best place to park (if needed), closest to your room.
There is free on-street parking on St Margaret’s or Canterbury Roads, but be aware that these are limited to 2 hours.
Library induction
Without a doubt, you will be spending a lot of time in our excellent college library. See the virtual library induction for a quick tour of what is available to students.
You may also find this library guide useful to help you navigate the ins and outs of using the library.
A map of the wider Bodleian Library network can be found here. Alternatively, visit the Bodleian Library website to explore each site in more detail.
Freshers’ Week
More information on Freshers’ Week will be added to this page in the coming weeks. Come back to this page for:
- Timetables
- Induction Videos
- Induction workshops and meetings
- IT guidance
- Language class information
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