Accommodation

Brasenose has accommodation options for both Graduates and Undergraduates.

Living in college is an important part of the experience of undergraduate life in Oxford. Brasenose students value it, not only for its convenience and because it provides a social base, but also because of its relatively cheap cost (subsidised by conferences held in university vacations). In 2024, undergraduate rooms cost between £3,800 and £7,100 per year on a term-time only contract. For most UK students this is covered by standard government student loans. Bedroom rents include all utilities and a weekly clean from our scouts.

College accommodation consists of a mixture of bed-sitting rooms and individual sets, comprising a bedroom and study/living room, some with ensuite facilities. All rooms have internet connections. The rents of college rooms vary according to the size of room and the facilities available; the JCR runs a room ballot for second, third and fourth years that ensures that rooms are allocated fairly.

Brasenose accommodates all undergraduates wanting college accommodation. First years are housed together on the main site, second year students normally live in the Frewin Annexe (a five minute walk from the main site and also in the centre of Oxford), and there is accommodation for later year students on both sites. The college is able to accommodate students with physical disabilities in specially equipped rooms.

Here is a selection of our bedrooms:

These are typical first year rooms:

These are rooms that second, third and fourth years tend to occupy: