Undergraduate
St Anne’s has an excellent range of College accommodation and aims to offer on-site accommodation to undergraduate students for up to three years of their degrees.
St Anne’s has an excellent range of College accommodation and aims to offer accommodation to undergraduate students for up to three years of their degrees.
All of our undergraduate study-bedrooms are single occupancy. Students live with others from their year group or other year groups, with rooms allocated by a ballot each year. Some accommodation is in Summertown, a short cycle ride north of the College. All accommodation includes kitchens, which are shared by approximately 9 students, and almost half of our rooms are en-suite. These rooms are usually allocated to undergraduates in later years of study. Students on four year courses usually live out for at least one year in private rentals.
We also have rooms specially built for disabled access. If you are an offer-holder and have any accommodation requirements related to a disability, please contact our Disability Adviser.
Graduate
Graduates at St Anne's benefit from the facilities offered by Robert Saunders House, an 80-room purpose built hall of residence located in Summertown, and Eleanor Plumer House, our dedicated Graduate Centre on the College campus.
Eleanor Plumer House, our dedicated Graduate Centre that contains 13 student rooms for graduates, a common room, kitchen and computer room, is on the College campus.
For those not living in St Anne's College accommodation, the University Graduate Accommodation Office lets and manages rooms, flats and houses in and around Oxford city centre, on sites owned by the University, to full-time graduate students.
Images of Eleanor Plumer House Accommodation (Please click to enlarge)
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Images of Robert Saunders House Accommodation (please click to enlarge)
The Student Accommodation Code
St Anne’s College has signed-up to the Student Accommodation Code because we are committed to raising the standards of our student accommodation. The code outlines everything that you can expect whilst living in College accommodation and also sets-out your responsibilities as a tenant.
Meals
At mealtimes most students choose to use the Dining Hall, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner on weekdays and brunch at weekends. There is always a vegan, vegetarian and meat option provided at all meals and menus are available online for the week. The Chef and his team cater to all dietary needs. Just make yourself known to a member of the Dining Hall staff.
Eating together provides a great opportunity to meet students from different courses and year groups. Most meals are self-service and informal, costing approximately £4.50 for lunch or dinner. If you are an undergraduate living in College accommodation, at the start of each term your University card is topped up with £185, which can then be used to buy food in hall and at STACS (the St Anne's Coffee Shop).
We also hold around 5 optional formal dinners in Hall per term, which cost £16.00 for a three course meal without wine which is extra.
We are mindful of sustainability and work towards an ethos based around seasonal food and sustainably sourced ingredients. Our menus always offer a plant based option not only for anyone who chooses to eat vegan but for anyone looking to cut down on meat intake.
Our kitchen has its own Instagram page where you will be able to find photos of dishes and events that the chef brigade have produced in the past. Follow them at @st_annes_kitchen
Insurance
College has arranged contents insurance for students living in College accommodation. please click below to see what the cover includes.
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