Your offer

Everything you need to know before making a decision

Ready to accept your offer

We want you to feel confident that you’re making the right choice for your future. On this webpage, you’ll find all the relevant information about life at Oxford Brookes, how to accept your undergraduate offer and your next steps. 

Already accepted your offer? Keep an eye on our information for new students for everything you need to know before you arrive!

What comes with your offer?

Accommodation guaranteed

If you choose Oxford Brookes as your firm choice and apply for accommodation by the relevant deadline, we guarantee you a room in our halls of residence, affiliated halls or shared housing.

Firm offer commitment

Choose Oxford Brookes as your firm choice on UCAS and we’ll confirm your place even if you miss your offer by one grade (equivalent to one A-level grade or 8 UCAS tariff points). 

Due to specific exceptions, this commitment does not apply to:

  • offers for Midwifery, Physiotherapy and our Engineering degrees
  • offers for foundation courses
  • contextual offers
  • offers for courses delivered by our partner colleges
  • apprenticeships.

Please also note that the application of this offer may vary across a range of international qualifications. Find more information about international entry requirements.

Financial support

We offer a range of scholarships, bursaries, grants and loans to support our students with the cost of university. Check our funding webpages for more information and use our funding finder tool to see what financial support you may be eligible for.

If you’re a UK student from a lower-income household, you could be eligible for the Oxford Brookes Bursary worth up to £1,250 per year.

If you’re an international student, you could be eligible for one of our International Student Scholarships to support you with tuition fees. 

Your invitation to visit us

The best way to be sure that Oxford Brookes is the right choice for you is to visit us in person!

Our Offer Holder Day is an exclusive opportunity for you to explore our campus, get a taste of student life and learn more about your subject area. You’ll be able to take part in interactive course sessions and get advice on everything from student finance and support to enrolment and settling in. Look out for an email from us with a link to book your place!

If you can’t make it to our Offer Holder Day, we also run a series of Open Days and Events as well as webinars and online information sessions throughout the year.

Make sure to check if you’re eligible for our Open Day Travel Bursary, which can help you with the cost of getting to and from our campus for an Offer Holder Day or Open Day.

Support and advice every step of the way

We'll stay in touch to keep you updated about your offer and tell you more about student life at Oxford Brookes, including what it’s like to live here, the range of support to help you succeed, and what you’ll need to know before you arrive. We recommend adding the domain ‘brookes.ac.uk’ to your safe senders list to make sure you receive our emails.

For personalised support with your offer or next steps, contact our friendly Admissions team by email at admissions@brookes.ac.uk or call us at + 44 (0) 1865 535000. You can also chat with us online by clicking the yellow chat button on our how to apply webpages.

If you’re an international student, you can get in touch with your regional Oxford Brookes contact.

Why choose Oxford Brookes?

Supporting you to succeed

At Oxford Brookes, you’ll learn from award-winning researchers and world-class educators informed by the latest developments in your field. We're proud to nurture strong industry links and provide excellent placements and opportunities to prepare you for a successful career.

We also offer a range of support throughout your student journey and beyond, to help you reach your full potential. This includes personalised support from your Academic Advisor, free study skills resources and regular workshops and events to enhance your university experience.

Student life in Oxford

Oxford is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the UK, with a vibrant, welcoming community and thriving student population. From its historical architecture, beautiful gardens and open spaces to its lively arts and culture scene - there’s something here for everyone.

Discover what our students love most about living and studying in Oxford.

Studying in Swindon?

Our Swindon campus is located close to amenities, retail parks and the town centre, which is packed with cafes, shops, restaurants and activities to enjoy outside of your studies. The Great Western Hospital is also nearby and provides excellent placement opportunities. You'll be part of a diverse and supportive community of students and staff here.

Accommodation to suit your needs

Moving into your own place can be one of the most exciting parts of university life. We offer a wide range of accommodation options that are situated close to bus, walking and cycling routes, making it easy for you to get to lectures and around the city on a budget. 

Explore our halls of residences and shared housing and contact our Accommodation Office for further help and guidance.

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Help with living costs and finding part-time work

We offer a range of resources to help you with the costs of student life, and the Student Money Advice team can support you with managing your finances and advice about funding your studies. Find out more about budgeting, student discounts and other useful information on our living costs webpage.

You may also be considering getting a part-time job to financially support yourself while you’re at university. We promote the wide range of student-friendly work opportunities, including our Student Ambassador and other campus-based roles, on our Careers Portal. The Careers team can help you with building your CV, writing cover letters, and preparing for interviews. 

Modern campus and state-of-the-art facilities

Our unique, modern campuses and state-of-the-art academic facilities make Oxford Brookes a fantastic environment for learning and practice.

Headington Campus is set across Gipsy Lane, Headington Hill and Marston Road sites, which are within a short walking distance of each other. 

At Headington Campus you’ll find:

  • our main library with subject-specific librarians
  • the Brookes Union reception and social spaces 
  • the Brookes Sport centre with a premier climbing centre
  • a range of cafes and catering outlets
  • an on-site shop, doctor’s surgery and dental care facilities.

We also have a campus in Swindon, which is home to a subject library, clinical skills lab and up-to-date simulation training equipment. Swindon Campus is also located close to excellent healthcare placement partners.

Book a campus tour to explore our award-winning academic and social spaces, lecture halls, libraries, leisure facilities and more.

Can’t get to us in person? We have a range of videos and virtual tours on our website, so you can explore our campuses and student accommodation online.


New Headington Hill Hall Building
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Your place in our student community

There are lots of opportunities at Oxford Brookes to connect with people, discover other cultures and develop new skills. 

When you enrol at the University, you’ll automatically become a member of Brookes Union and benefit from its services and activities. Attending Freshers’ events and getting involved with the range of student groups, societies and networks on offer is a great way to make friends and dive into student life.

Brookes Sport and Active Wellness also invites you to try something new, join a student club or boost your personal wellbeing.

These are just some of the ways to make the most of being part of our diverse and welcoming community, and you don’t have to do it all right away. Your student experience will be unique to you, and we’ll support you to build your network and take things at your own pace. Whoever you are, you belong here.

Start connecting on Unibuddy

Join our undergraduate Unibuddy community to get support and advice, connect with future coursemates and make friends before you arrive! Now that you’ve received an offer, look out for your email invitation to sign up.

Affordable travel arrangements

You can easily travel around Oxford by foot, bicycle, and e-scooter and our Headington Campus is connected by a range of bus routes to the rest of the city. As an Oxford Brookes student, you’ll be able to make the most of a range of local and national student travel offers, including the option to purchase a subsidised annual bus pass to save up to hundreds of pounds a year.

If you’re planning to travel to Oxford from further away, you can use the local Park and Ride sites, trains or coaches from a range of stops across the city. 

You can also get to our Swindon Campus using public transport options.

Your journey begins here

Going to university isn’t just about developing academically. It’s the opportunity to explore who you are as an individual, develop key life skills, build your confidence and make connections that will last a lifetime.

Important information about your offer

The following information may be relevant to your offer to study at Oxford Brookes. Click on the accordions below to find out more.

Ready to accept your offer?

Make sure you have read your offer letter so that you understand your conditions (if applicable) and the University’s terms and conditions of enrolment.

We also advise that you search for your course on our website and check the key details, in case any changes have been made since you submitted your application.

UCAS applicants

Log into UCAS and go to ‘Your choices’ to respond to your offer from Oxford Brookes.

You can accept your offer as your first choice (firm acceptance), your second choice (insurance acceptance), or you can decline.

Direct applicants

If you applied directly to Oxford Brookes, log in to your Applicant Portal to accept or decline your offer.

If you applied through a representative or an agent, please contact them directly to find out more about accepting your offer.

After you accept your offer

Here’s what you need to do after you accept your offer:

  1. Apply for accommodation - the Accommodation Office will email you with information about how to apply.
  2. Meet the conditions of your offer to secure your place - these are clearly stated in your offer letter (if applicable) and some conditions may have specific deadlines.
  3. Prepare for your arrival - the Student Induction team will send you information about enrolment and induction nearer to your start date. In the meantime, keep an eye on our new students webpages for everything you need to know before you arrive.

If you are applying from outside of the UK, please see our detailed overview of next steps for international students, including our standard timeline for September entry. 


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