Oxford Brookes guarantees standard halls accommodation to eligible new full-time students who apply by the published deadline, though this is not an unconditional guarantee for every applicant or year. University-managed halls range from around £140 to over £300 per week depending on room type and contract length, with most contracts including bills; students can also rent privately through Brookes Letting or the open Oxford market, where rooms typically cost £107-£301 per week excluding some bills. Applicants should apply for accommodation as soon as they accept an offer, since popular halls fill quickly.

Most halls provide self-catered kitchens, not college dining, so students shop and cook independently using nearby supermarkets, campus cafes and Oxford's restaurants and takeaways. Halal, vegetarian and vegan options are readily available in supermarkets and many campus outlets; students with specific dietary needs should confirm kitchen-sharing arrangements before arrival. Grocery costs form part of Oxford Brookes' published living-cost estimate.

Oxford Brookes is based mainly at Headington Campus (Gipsy Lane, Headington Hill and Marston Road sites), a short bus ride from Oxford's historic centre, with a second campus in Swindon; the former Wheatley and Harcourt Hill teaching sites closed in 2024/2025 with activity moved to Headington. The university enrols around 16,900 students, including over 3,400 international students from about 145 countries. Facilities include the John Henry Brookes Building, subject-specific studios and labs (architecture model-making workshops, motorsport and engineering labs, nursing clinical-skills suites), the Poole House library and students' union societies and sports clubs.

Oxford is generally a safe UK city, but normal urban precautions apply, particularly around late-night travel and belongings. Oxford Brookes provides 24/7 campus security, an out-of-hours emergency contact number and safety guidance through Student Support. The International Student Advice Team and residential life teams are the first contacts for safety or welfare concerns; this is not a universal safety guarantee. The International Student Advice Team (ISAT) advises on visas, work rights and settling in, and runs the Global Buddies mentoring scheme pairing new arrivals with current Brookes students. Academic support includes personal tutors, the Upgrade study-skills service, disability/mental-health services, careers support and English support. New students complete registration and health-service enrolment during induction week.

Oxford Brookes guarantees standard halls accommodation to eligible new full-time students who apply by the published deadline, though this is not an unconditional guarantee for every applicant or year. University-managed halls range from around £140 to over £300 per week depending on room type and contract length, with most contracts including bills; students can also rent privately through Brookes Letting or the open Oxford market, where rooms typically cost £107-£301 per week excluding some bills. Applicants should apply for accommodation as soon as they accept an offer, since popular halls fill quickly.

Most halls provide self-catered kitchens, not college dining, so students shop and cook independently using nearby supermarkets, campus cafes and Oxford's restaurants and takeaways. Halal, vegetarian and vegan options are readily available in supermarkets and many campus outlets; students with specific dietary needs should confirm kitchen-sharing arrangements before arrival. Grocery costs form part of Oxford Brookes' published living-cost estimate.

Oxford Brookes is based mainly at Headington Campus (Gipsy Lane, Headington Hill and Marston Road sites), a short bus ride from Oxford's historic centre, with a second campus in Swindon; the former Wheatley and Harcourt Hill teaching sites closed in 2024/2025 with activity moved to Headington. The university enrols around 16,900 students, including over 3,400 international students from about 145 countries. Facilities include the John Henry Brookes Building, subject-specific studios and labs (architecture model-making workshops, motorsport and engineering labs, nursing clinical-skills suites), the Poole House library and students' union societies and sports clubs.

Oxford is generally a safe UK city, but normal urban precautions apply, particularly around late-night travel and belongings. Oxford Brookes provides 24/7 campus security, an out-of-hours emergency contact number and safety guidance through Student Support. The International Student Advice Team and residential life teams are the first contacts for safety or welfare concerns; this is not a universal safety guarantee. The International Student Advice Team (ISAT) advises on visas, work rights and settling in, and runs the Global Buddies mentoring scheme pairing new arrivals with current Brookes students. Academic support includes personal tutors, the Upgrade study-skills service, disability/mental-health services, careers support and English support. New students complete registration and health-service enrolment during induction week.