Magdalen has some of the most beautiful buildings in Oxford and is set in 100 acres of grounds which include the Deer Park and Addison’s riverside walk. The atmosphere is relaxed, devoid of social pressures, but with unambiguous ambitions towards academic and extra-curricular success.

The College has one of the larger graduate intakes among Oxford’s non-graduate colleges and competition for places is extremely keen.

Graduate rooms are located within five minutes' walk of the main College entrance. Some partnered flats are available, although accommodation is not available for families.

Meals may be taken in College practically all year round and all accommodation areas have separate cooking facilities.

• Letting period: October 1 - June 30, vacation residency may also be available

For information, please see the College website and the Oxford Funding Search.

The College has a number of well-provisioned libraries with both general and specialist collections: the New library, Law library, Daubeny library, McFarlane library (specialist History texts) and Old library (rare books and manuscripts).

Wired network connections are available in all student rooms and wifi access is available in some public areas. The College has computer rooms with web access, Microsoft Office software, printing, scanning, CD writing and other facilities. Two of these rooms are on the main College site, shared with undergraduates, and one in Holywell Ford is exclusively for the use of graduate students.

Magdalen College has on-site facilities for rugby, cricket, football, squash, tennis and hockey, and offers access to free gym and swimming facilities. There is also a College boat club.

There are a number of active choirs and orchestras supported by music practice rooms and the Grove Auditorium, seating up to 160 people.

Other student societies include drama groups and the Magdalen Film Society, screening a full programme each term in the auditorium.

The College has extensive grounds with a Deer Park, water meadow, and Addison’s Walk, and offers punting and croquet.

Disabled facilities are available in the graduate accommodation in the Daubeny Building. For further details, please contact the Home Bursar.

Graduate social life centres on the flourishing and cosmopolitan Magdalen Middle Common Room (MCR). This provides numerous amenities and organises outings, social events and sporting activities.