Oxford Brookes
University

With a history that can be traced back as far as 1865, Oxford Brookes University is today acknowledged as one of the UK’s leading modern universities. Based on three campuses in and around Oxford, over 14,000 full time students enrolled on a vast range of under and postgraduate courses.

The university is spread across four campuses, with three primary sites based in and around Oxford, all with libraries, 24-hour computer rooms, libraries, playing fields, shops, accommodation, social spaces and study areas. A fourth campus is located in the town of Swindon, about 30 miles from Oxford, home to courses in adult nursing, operating department practice and continuing professional development courses.

It comprises four faculties, including Business, Health and Life Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, Technology, Design and Environment (within which, its School of Architecture is recognised as being one of the largest in Britain).

In 2022, the university ranked 43rd in the Guardian University Guide and 48th in the Complete University Guide.

The Mews is a 29 minute walk or a 9 minute cycle from the university campus.