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    Welcome to Oxford new student competition

    If you’re new to Oxford, get your student life underway by using #WelcomeToOxford to connect with other new students when you arrive, and to let us know how you’re getting on!

    Our five favourite posts will each win an Oxford University hoodie worth £55!

    Follow these steps to be in with a chance of winning:

  • Complete online consent training before the start of term

    Taking the course 

    Consent for Students is a free online, interactive consent programme for all students

  • Sun amongst the trees at Harcourt Arboretum

    Inclusive student life

    The University of Oxford is a place where every student should be safe, welcomed and be able to thrive, whatever their background.

  • Say hello to the MyOxford student app

    MyOxford University student app now live

    From Tuesday 17 September, the app is available to University of Oxford undergraduate

  • Houses of Parliament

    Register to vote in the general election by 11:59pm on Tuesday 18 June

    If you are eligible to vote in the next general election on Thursday 4 July, ensure you are registered to do so (whether in Oxford or at your UK home address).

    On this page you can also check the ways you can vote (in person, postal, or by proxy) and whether you have the correct photo identification ahead of time.

  • Lauren speaking with the Colloquium's Brasenose student team

    Student blog: The Oxford Students' Green Plate

    What interested you to sign up to the Colloquium?

    As a biologist, climate permeates every aspect of my course – in almost every lecture we learn about another way that our changing climate is affecting the biosphere, and how we as humans will be able to live as part of it. So, when I saw that the Vice Chancellor’s Colloquium would focus on climate change, I knew I needed to apply and take the opportunity to be involved in the discussion.

  • Students on a college lawn

    Keep Oxford Tidy

    Littering in Oxford is an increasing issue in the city's green spaces, especially as the weather warms up. This not only spoils these natural spaces for others in our community, but can also cause harm to wildlife. Please play your part as you enjoy the outdoors by binning your rubbish (or taking it home if a bin is full, or there isn't one nearby), especially if you're celebrating after exams.

    Impact on wildlife

  • Student in sub fusc holding up their phone to take a photo

    Social media guidance

    Social media can bring enormous benefits and opportunities. However, it can also bring significant risks.

    The University has existing guidance for students on social media, available for you to familiarise yourself with.

    Please contact your college (or your department if you don't have a college) in the first instance if you have any queries.

  • Pink background with 'Oxford SU transformation' and directional arrows

    Start of Trinity update on Oxford SU

    Oxford SU has published a dedicated page outlining its transformation plan

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