Student news

1. Keep yourself and your devices safe and secure

Computer security is taken very seriously at Oxford University. Always create strong passwords and use multi-factor authentication when available for all your accounts.

To find out what vaccinations you should have (including MenACWY, MMR 1 and 2, HPV and COVID-19) visit the Important vaccinations page of the Oxford Students website.

You can contact your GP surgery to arrange vaccinations, if necessary. Immunisations should be readily available outside the UK for international students.

University student services will be consolidated into a single student hub in Wellington Square from 2026, while Oxford SU will move to a new home in the Exam Schools.

The plans are part of a wider project to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of central University space, support collaboration and free up funding to support essential services.

Under the new arrangements, the University Offices at Wellington Square will be transformed into a central, easily accessible hub for students.

If you are due to finish at Oxford this year, you will have access to your student email for three months after your SSO expires.

However, due to the changes in IT regulations to prevent automatic email forwarding to an external account, you must not set up email forwarding when your Oxford account expires.

First response 

"From the very first day of the disaster, we worked with Oxford students to mobilise resources and pr

What is the common approach?

Tim: The approach ensures students have access to a standard provision of mental health support, whether presenting to their college or department.

The Journey so far

Oxford is actually my hometown(!), though I did my undergrad in London. I am a bit of a sports fanatic, (both as an athlete and a fan!), playing in the GB student korfball team, and five University sports teams during my time here, as well as dabbling in college rowing and long-distance marathon running. I was also lucky enough to volunteer at both the men’s Euros 2020, and women’s Euros 2022. 

The journey so far

I grew up and went to school in Gawler, South Australia. I was awarded a Tuckwell Scholarship to attend the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra where I completed a Bachelor of Philosophy – Science with Honours in Medical Research. I am part-way through completing a Doctor of Medicine and Surgery at the ANU Medical School, however I was selected as the 2021 Rhodes Scholar for South Australia which led to me taking leave from medical school to study at the University of Oxford.