St Peter's College

*Total across all year groups (see source data)

1929

The library, housing a collection of nearly 50,000 books and periodicals, is open 24 hours a day.

Wi-Fi is available throughout the college and in its nearby annexes.

The college encourages interested postgraduate students to engage in extra-curricular activities, supporting societies and clubs for music, the arts, sport and other interests.

The St Peter's Choir has an established reputation for its choral excellence, diverse repertoire, and collegiality.

The college has access to shared sporting facilities, including a boathouse, and students can access subsidised gym memberships.

The student-run St Peter's College bar and flourishing programme of community activities and opportunities add to the warmth of college life.

With the exception of the first and underground floors of the library and the music room, most of the college is wheelchair-accessible. The ground floor atrium of the library is accessible and features height-adjustable desks. The college can also make specific arrangements to suit individual circumstances. Please contact the college about any accessibility requirements or questions.

The Health, Wellbeing and Welfare Team is led by a trained psychotherapist who is our full-time Dean for Welfare. The team also includes both senior and junior members of the college who work closely with each other to ensure that an appropriate range of expertise and help is made available. As Disabilities, Safeguarding and LGBTQIA Lead, the Dean for Welfare is able to provide and signpost to a range of support both in and beyond the college and University. Each year, the Middle Common Room (MCR) appoints its Vice President, plus two Welfare Representatives, to provide peer support, resources and events especially for postgraduate students.

All graduate students are members of the St Peter's Middle Common Room (MCR). The MCR premises itself has AV facilities, a lounge area and a small kitchen with a coffee machine. A wide range of social, wellbeing and cultural activities are organised by the elected MCR committee.

Graduate accommodation is a short walk from the college. All rooms are single and en-suite and there is an internet connection in every room. There is a common room with television, kitchen and laundry facilities.

The college aims to provide accommodation for as many graduate students as possible in their first year, prioritising students who are not currently resident in the UK. Unfortunately, the college is unable to provide accommodation for couples.

All meals are available in the college's dining hall during term time.

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Website: www.spc.ox.ac.uk

Email: [email protected]

Tel: +44 (0) 1865 278863

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