Student Pre-Arrival Documents

• University examination regulations
• University student handbook

• Undergraduates: What you can expect from your tutors and what they expect from you
• Undergraduate Handbook 2023-24
• Graduates: College advisee guidance
• Graduate Handbook 2023-24
• Preparing for study
  

• Financial Information for Undergraduates: Home fee status
• Financial Information for Undergraduates: Overseas fee status
• Financial Information for Graduates: Home fee status
• Financial Information for Graduates: Overseas fee status
• Financial Information for Graduate Entry Medicine Students: Home fee status
• Financial Information for Graduate Entry Medicine Students: Overseas fee status
• Bank information for new international students

• IMPORTANT: immunisation information for new students
• College Doctor Welcome and Surgery Information 
• GP Registration Online
• Health advice for new students 

• Somerville Library – A Quick Introduction
  
• 2023 Map of University of Oxford Libraries

• University Academic Dress regulations

The Junior Common Room (JCR) refers to both the college’s physical common room for graduates and collectively to our graduate community. All undergraduate students of Somerville are typically members of the JCR, which is managed by a committee elected by students. In addition to organising social events and offering advice and support, members of the committee represent the JCR on the college’s committees, including Governing Body. You can find out more at The JCR.

The Middle Common Room (MCR) refers to both the college’s physical common room for graduates and collectively to our graduate community. All graduate students of Somerville are typically members of the MCR, which is managed by a committee elected by students. In addition to organising social events and offering advice and support, members of the committee represent the MCR on the college’s committees, including Governing Body. You can find out more at The MCR.

Oxford SU is the University’s official student union, and represent you on the University’s senior governing committees as well as campaigning on issues important to Oxford students such as disabled access, student safety, and inclusion, and organising student referendums on certain topics. They also provide help and advice to students and support student welfare with funding. The SU is run by a small number of permanent staff who are led by sabbatical officers elected by students to a one-year term. Each college elects representatives who attend larger meetings and ensure students are heard. To find out more, visit http://www.oxfordsu.org.