• The University has one main campus but the different departments may be spread out to different areas of Oxford.

• All required facilities are available on campus including a plethora of libraries, sports grounds, medical centres etc.

• For extracurricular, there would be some societies or clubs that you can join starting from clubs for book lovers to sports camps.

• Once we are admitted to the university, we are also given a college. I was part of Keble College where the graduate assistant reached out to me to let me know of the accommodation choices available to me.

• The monthly rent of my apartment was about 666 GBP, including all amenities and electricity covered. The structure was 1B1 in an apartment where 7 other people also resided and the only common sharing area was the kitchen.

• I would say I had a very smooth journey when it came to securing the accommodation because the management is very efficient and gets back with a reply in a day or two.

• My recommendation for future students would be to start the process of finding accommodation early on or as soon as you get an acceptance letter. That way you can always secure a spot for yourself within campus which will be cheaper and convenient than of-campus facilities.

• My accommodation was about a 10 minutes walk from my department and an hour's distance by bus from my research institute.

• My campus was happening- there were lecture series, theatre performances, meet-and-greet, roadside plays.
• The libraries were one of my favourite places and that's the place we spent most of our time as we wanted to explore different libraries across campus.
• Sports and student organization didn't have much role but the cultural activities were worth becoming a part of.
• In terms of online classes, there are a number of lecture series one can be a part of.
• Furthermore, students can become a part of the student organization and become class representatives. The seminars are usually very helpful and engaging

• I used Airbnb to find my accommodation. Even though hostel options were available as an option, they were filled up pretty quickly. No one from my course found a place in the hostel.
• Initially, we thought of renting an apartment but later decided to take our individual housing. My rent for 15 days was somewhere between 50 to 60 thousand but my peers' rent was upto one lake twelve thousand for fifteen days.
• My accommodation journey was pretty smooth as I was staying with a Nepali family, and I used to travel by bus and it would not take more than 15 minutes.

• Oxford has just one campus with many colleges inside (about thirty)
• Each college has their own library for the use of people inside the college and each college has their own sports facilities although there is also a central sports facilities for students from across the entire university.

• All accommodation is on-campus although you can rent your own apartment and live outside (more expensive than the cheap accommodation provided by the university)
• The rent is about 30 pounds per night so it comes out to 5500 pounds per year.
• The food, rent and living facilities provided (laundry, kitchens, etc) come at a great subsidized cost and there are enough people around to help you in case of assistance.
• I would recommend future students to stay on-campus especially if they are not from the country because it is much cheaper and much easier to manage.
• My accommodation is right opposite the library and most Indian students live nearby to me in similar rooms.
   

There are many student societies. Rowing is a popular sport. Many old-fashioned libraries as well as modern ones. A single university-wide Wifi network, which is not the best in student rooms. All sports available.

In first year, we were allocated shared rooms with one roommate. After that, we could choose to live alone. Usually shared bathrooms and showers, but there are some ensuites as well. Mostly old-fashioned rooms. 700-800 pounds per month. Otherwise, one might live in student rented homes outside campus which are more expensive.

There's a lot of formal dinners where you get a chance to network with people from other majors, countries etc. There are beautiful libraries and a lot to explore. And it doesn't hurt that harry potter was shot here! There are't any good on-campus gym facilities. Major sport teams would be rowing/punting.

living is expensive to opt for on-campus subsidized housing which would be around INR 60-90 thousand per month. Groceries and food is also expensive- maybe 10k a week (INR).

Several events are organised by the different departments of the university and these include concerts, speeches, etc. These are simple awesome and provide a new experience every time. We also get opportunities to meet peopl having remarkable contribution in the field of literature and its always a pleasure meeting them.

Although the University gives on-campus accommodation for its graduate students, I chose to stay at a off-campus housing. I paid a rent of around £300 per month. It was the house of one of my friends who stayed there.

For our one-week residential module, I was arranged to stay at a college at the University of Oxford. Although the food was not free.

I chose Oxford University for obvious reasons as it is top-ranked, and I needed foreign accreditation to progress in my teaching career. Plus, it was a distance learning program so I was able to study while I worked. It also had a residential module which gave me an opportunity to meet my peers from all over the world. Also, since the ratio of instructors to students is very low. Only 13 fellows were admitted each year, making it easy for professors to give individual attention to each student.

Accommodation cna either be university based or private. I booked private accommodation near my lab. All kinds of rooms are available, and I live in a single, en-suite room.

Oxford is best for my chosen course. It is one of the only courses in the world that lets students gain practical experience in micromanipulation, in vitro maturation and embryo biopsy.

I lived in the college accommodation for the first 2 years, but now I am living outside college accommodation

Because University of Oxford is one of the best university in the world, always top 10 in almost all university ranking website and Oxford also has a lot to offer to students

Oxford has a prestigious reputation and is one of the best universities in the world. This improves job prospects, as well as teaching and facilities provided, are high quality.