Keble College

*Total across all year groups (see source data)

1870

Keble College has an excellent library with well-equipped and comfortable reading rooms open 24 hours a day for most of the year. It supports graduate study on taught courses, has a generous budget and welcomes suggestions from its users.

Readers also have access to an extensive range of electronic resources provided by the University.

The college is fully networked and linked into the internet, with internet connection points in every room and Wi-Fi access in the H B Allen Centre, including its two large graduate common rooms.

Music, drama, a wide range of sports and other societies flourish at Keble at all levels, ranging from the novice to the near-professional. Keble’s Music Society and chapel choir are highly respected in the city, and the college boasts the popular O’Reilly Theatre.

The H B Allen Centre has a well-equipped gym. The college also has rowing facilities. Its sports ground and squash courts are located within easy reach of the main college site.

Most of the buildings on the Parks Road site date from the 19th century but are accessible to wheelchair users, either via flat access or via a removable ramp. Wheelchair access to the dining hall is via a lift. The H B Allen Centre has some accessible accommodation. Please contact the college's Disability Co-ordinator about any accessibility requirements.

Keble has a team of College Officers trained to provide focused support for health and well-being issues. It includes the Student Support Officer, on-site Counsellor, College Nurse, College Doctor, Welfare Fellow/Chaplain, Senior Tutor, Harassment Advisors and junior deans. Further information about student wellbeing and welfare provision at Keble is available on the college website.

The H B Allen Centre has two large graduate common rooms located near the cafeteria, with terrace seating in the quad. There is also a graduate common room on the Parks Road site.

Subject to availability, Keble aims to offer accommodation to as many starting graduates as possible, but is unable to guarantee a room for everyone. The college also houses some returning graduates (ie in their second or later years).

All rooms are single occupancy, en-suite and most are arranged in self-contained flats of six rooms with a shared kitchen. There are laundry facilities, including free drying.

New graduate students are contacted before they arrive in Oxford and asked what their room preferences are: the Accommodation Manager tries to take account of these preferences (and medical considerations) in allocating rooms, but there are no guarantees that students will get exactly what they want.

Graduates in the college's accommodation have access to modern kitchens, each equipped with cooker, oven, rice cooker, fridge/freezer, dryer, cutlery and crockery. Meals may also be taken in the college throughout most of the year, either in the cafeteria of the H B Allen Centre or in the dining hall on the main college site.

Keble retains the custom of communal dining in the college's dining hall. The college serves three meals a day, five days a week, and two meals (brunch and dinner) on Saturdays and Sundays. Meals in the Hall and food and drink in the H B Allen Centre's cafeteria can be charged to your account (battels) using your University Card. There is no catering charge or set number of meals you must take; everything is pay as you go.

Further information about accommodation at Keble College is available on the college website.

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