Corpus Christi College combines a significant intellectual reputation with a friendly community life and a strong commitment to graduates. Centrally located just south of the High Street, the College offers excellent facilities, a stimulating environment and a particularly fine library. The College prides itself on its friendly and efficient staff.

Each graduate is assigned a Fellow as a College Advisor, and there are termly advisor lunches, and other regular graduate specific events.

Graduates are guaranteed a single room for up to two years, and a limited amount of married/family accommodation is available.

All graduate houses have well equipped kitchens

• Letting period: September to mid-July, with possibility of extension at a daily rate

College-specific funding includes a Senior Scholarship competition held annually and the Garside Scholarship in Mathematics is awarded biennially.

The College also co-funds a number of other studentships with faculties and the University. For more information, please see Oxford Funding Search.

Each graduate student can apply for an Academic Expenses grant to cover some costs, including the purchase of books, and is eligible to apply for a travel grant to help cover the cost of academic travel expenses.

Corpus Christi has an excellent college library, centred on the magnificent sixteenth-century Old Library, with around 70,000 books on open shelves. The library has elegant reading rooms, on-line access to a variety of electronic resources and general access to the University network and the internet.

The library is open 24 hours a day for members of the College.

• Internet access available in all student rooms in the main College site and the majority of external lodgings.
• Wireless access available across the main College site and in all College accommodation
  
• Printing, scanning and photocopying facilities are available on the main site.
• Friendly IT support team to help with enquiries.

Corpus Christi offers a wide range of extra-curricular activities to graduate students.

MCR members can join any of the clubs and societies run by the JCR. The current MCR counts among its ranks several ‘Blues’ (members of University first teams), and contributes heavily to the College rowing teams.

There is a popular College choir, and opportunities to play in an orchestra and take part in plays and musicals.

Access to most areas of the College is possible for students with disabilities and ad hoc arrangements can be made, within reason, to suit individual needs.

There is one purpose-built flat off the main site for a disabled student and one room on the main site has been adapted for a wheelchair user. Other rooms have been adapted for the hard of hearing.

All graduate students are members of the Corpus Christi Middle Common Room (MCR), where there is a limitless supply of tea, coffee and biscuits available in addition to daily newspapers. The MCR also has a large TV and a computer with free printing.

The MCR Committee organises a varied programme of social and sporting events including MCR/SCR seminars, with papers delivered alternately by graduates and Fellows.

MCR members can dine at High Table twice each year, and a small number of MCR members can sign up for lunch with the Fellows of the College every Monday in term