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Oxford Brookes University - Headington Campus

Founded: 1865 Total Students: 20,000+

Int. Students: 2,700+

Overview
Facts & Figures
Admission Requirements
Opportunities
Scholarships
Additional Info.
Features

Overview

Oxford Brookes University began life as the Oxford School of Art in 1865. It occupied one room on the ground floor of the Taylor Institution in the centre of the city.

Five years later the School of Science was incorporated. Classes in a range of scientific and technical subjects were available. As well as evening classes in the University Museum. In 1891 the School was taken over by the Technical Instruction Committee (part of Oxford City Council), and renamed Oxford City Technical School.

John Henry Brookes became Vice-Principal of the Oxford City Technical School and Head of the School of Art in 1928. Over the next 30 years he worked on the development of the institution. His goal was to make education available to all.

In 1949, the School moves to a 25-acre site in Headington. Brookes referred to the move as 'setting foot in the Promised Land'. Lord Nuffield laid the foundation stone six years later. Over the years there were more merges and name changes. Finally in 1992 it was named Oxford Brookes University.

Today, Oxford Brookes University is a thriving community of staff and students. Committed to helping our students achieve their potential. And to become graduates prepared for fulfilling and valuable lives.

Headington Campus
Headington Campus is our largest campus and is set across 3 sites (Gipsy Lane, Headington Hill and Marston Road). Located 1 mile east of Oxford city centre, a scenic walk or short bus ride gets you to the heart of the city.

You'll find a thriving student community living and learning in a modern, uplifting environment. The student support team, based in the John Henry Brookes Building, provides a full range of support and advice services on campus.

The first-rate academic and leisure facilities on Headington campus include:

A vibrant mix of learning spaces and specialist facilities
The main University library with subject-specific librarians
Several catering outlets and Students' Union
Sports centre with climbing wall
A wide range of accommodation options
On-site shop, doctor’s surgery and dental facilities.

Programs Offered in Oxford Brookes University - Headington Campus

3-Year Bachelor's Degree

4-Year Bachelor's Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Integrated Course

Master's Degree

Highlights

One of the UK’s top 50 institutions Guardian League Tables 2022)
Ranked 4th in the UK for teaching in The Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2021 (Times Higher Education (THE) Young University Rankings 2021)
Oxford Brookes was ranked amongst the world’s best universities in 13 individual subject areas (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021)
91% of full-time undergraduate students are in work or further study 15 months after graduation (HESA Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018/19 - published July 2021)
Up 10 places in the last 2 years (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2022)

Students Life

TOTAL STUDENTS

20,000

Cost Per Year*

AVERAGE COST OF LIVING

CAD 9,207

Average Tuition Fee Per Year*

UNDERGRADUATE

CAD 14,000 - CAD 17,000

GRADUATE

CAD 15,000 - CAD 17,500

*Note: The fee is approximate and is subject to change

English Score Requirement

MINIMUM IELTS SCORE

UNDERGRADUATE

GRADUATE

MINIMUM TOEFL IBT

UNDERGRADUATE

GRADUATE

Note: Language proficiency requirements can vary on program basis.

Admission Requirements

The following requirements must be fulfilled to get admitted to the Oxford Brookes University

International students are considered on a case-by-case basis. There can be some additional requirements, depending on the program you are applying to.
Students are required to submit their original transcripts from their last attended academic institutions. If they are not in English, then submit the translated copies of the same along with the originals.
Applicants must be 18 years old at the time of the beginning of the course.
You need to submit your English language proficiency test scores if you are coming from a non-English speaking country.

Opportunities

Careers services
We offer tailored, expert advice and practical support to help you develop your career – or launch a new one. Specialist career support is also offered within your department.

What we offer

We offer a range of career support tailored to the needs of postgraduate students - as well as essential skills for finding your ideal job:

a programme of workshops for future leaders
one-to-one drop-in sessions with careers coaches
tailored workshops for research students
practical advice on CV writing, putting together job applications and interview skills
an online vacancy service that includes major graduate recruitment programmes
workshops on popular issues, such as job searching, starting your own business and planning an academic career
career fairs and themed events with employer types
a specialist careers coach for international and EU students
continuing professional development advice once you have left Brookes.

Accomodation

Most (but not all) students move away from home to go to university, which is usually a big step. Here’s a guide to the main things you’ll need to think about if you’re considering living in university accommodation

Your halls
Students usually stay in halls for their first year and then move into private accommodation. Some universities offer halls for your whole degree. Halls of residence are owned and managed by the university. They are divided up into flats, usually of about 6 rooms. There are options with private or shared bathrooms. Some halls will be catered (meals are provided for you in a canteen or dining room) or self-catered (you’ll cook for yourself). Sometimes there’ll be a vending machine and some bigger halls can have pubs built in. There’ll be a reception and wardens if you need help with anything. Halls will always have nearby bike racks, and car parking will depend on the location. Make sure you check whether you can bring a car at all! Pretty much all halls have wifi (or at least a wired internet connection).

Your flatmates
You’ll meet your flatmates when you move in. It’s a great opportunity to make new friends and learn how to live with new people. This means organising rotas for cleaning or shopping, relating to people from different backgrounds, and keeping shared spaces clean and tidy. There will usually be Facebook groups for individual halls - have a look before you move in and you could find your new flatmates before meeting them in person.

Your room
It probably won’t be massive, but it will definitely be big enough. There will be a bed (with mattress and mattress protector), a desk and a chair. You’ll have storage space and shelves for what you bring with you. Remember, it’s better to bring too little than too much. You can always bring more of your things back with you after going home during the winter break. Make sure you check what you can and can’t bring - there will be a list of banned items. These can include certain types of furniture, large speakers and fairy lights.

Security
Halls are very secure and there will probably be 2 or 3 locked doors to get to your room. Some students take out insurance on their belongings just to be safe, and some halls include insurance in the cost. Make sure to get advice from the wardens or reception about keeping safe in and around your halls.

Why should I stay in halls?

Independence: it’s the first step towards living completely independently. You don’t have to deal with some of the complicated things about finding your own accommodation, like council tax and bills. But you are ultimately responsible for yourself.
Location: many halls are pretty central and great for exploring your new home. If you’re at uni in your hometown, living in halls will help you find new things to see and do. If your halls is on an out-of-town campus, you’ll have all the important university facilities on your doorstep.
Support: you’re never far from someone that can help you. This could be the 24 hour security team, wardens, reception, or even just other students you can help you out.

Student Support

Every international student needs some support to achieve their potential and feel happy and well at university. Whether you just need some quick study tips, in-depth academic advice, physical or mental health support, or comprehensive careers guidance, we offer extensive support to meet your academic and personal needs.

Academic Support
Personal Support
- Careers Advice
- Professionally trained counsellors
- Disability and Dyslexia/SpLD support
- Medical centre and dentistry services
Other support
- Brookes Union
- Student Support Co-ordinators

Scholarships

Features of Oxford Brookes University - Headington Campus

Academic Counseling

Campus Security

Career Support

Day Care Centers

Financial Assistance

Food & Dining Sevices

Health Insurance

Internet Services

IT Services Helpdesk

Library Services

Mental Health Services

Orientation for new students

Recruitment Services

Scholarships and Awards

Social and Cultural Events

Sports & Recreation Facilities

Student Club and Socities

Student Leaderships

Student Unions and Associations

Study & Work Permit

Tax Information (T2202A)

Student Learning Centre

Continuing Education

Women Safety and Resources Centre

International Student Life Centre

Academic/Career Portals

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Program Level: 3-Year Bachelor's Degree

Tuition Fee: CAD 16,300.00/year
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Program Intake:
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Program Length: 36 Months
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Overview

Programs Offered in Oxford Brookes University - Headington Campus

Highlights

Students Life

Cost Per Year*

Average Tuition Fee Per Year*

English Score Requirement

Admission Requirements

Opportunities

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Accomodation

Student Support

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