Late arrivals
Induction Week for the September 2026 intake has now finished and classes have begun. If you are arriving late to begin your course, you can find more about the next steps for you on our late arrivals and Clearing students pages.
Late arrivals
Induction Week for the September 2026 intake has now finished and classes have begun. If you are arriving late to begin your course, you can find more about the next steps for you on our late arrivals and Clearing students pages.
The Student Induction Team are looking forward to welcoming you soon. We will be here to guide and support you as you settle into university life, from before you arrive through to the first few weeks of semester.
Most students will join the main Induction Week from Monday 14 to Friday 18 September 2026. Your course team will arrange a programme of activities for you for this week called your course induction schedule. Please make sure you find and follow this schedule.
Check the key dates for the full list of all the important events coming up. We also have tailored information available for students who expect to arrive late and students joining us through Clearing.
If you have any questions about starting at Oxford Brookes please feel free to contact us.
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur will fall during Welcome Weekend and the first week of classes this year. If you are expecting to arrive on campus after the start of Induction Week, please let us know.
The first step to becoming a full Oxford Brookes student is completing your online enrolment. Online enrolment opens from Friday 4 September 2026 and most students will receive their emails inviting them to enrol within about a week of this date. Once you have enrolled you will be able to complete other important tasks such as accessing your semester timetable and setting up your Oxford Brookes emails.
View our online enrolment page to find out more about:
Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September 2026 is Welcome Weekend. Most students will choose to arrive in Oxford this weekend, especially those who will be moving into halls. There will be lots of events and activities, plus the Student Induction Team will be available both days to offer advice and support.
Monday 14 to Friday 18 September 2026 is Induction Week. During this week most students will have a schedule of induction activities to follow. These activities are designed to introduce you to your course team, coursemates, the study platforms you'll be using and the facilities available to you. Make sure to find and follow your schedule.
Will you be studying a course taught at one of our partnership colleges? Find out more about how enrolment and induction work for you, plus access your New Students' Guide.
