The Fair in the Forum brings together lots of teams and services from around the university and externally. We are pleased to welcome 28 different teams to share information and opportunities with our students.
Our team includes practitioners in Autistic Spectrum Conditions, dyslexia and specific learning difficulties, mental health, physical and sensory disabilities, and other long-term health conditions. We will work with you to develop an Inclusive Support Plan detailing the adjustments you need. We can help you to access funding to support your studies through Disabled Students’ Allowances if you are eligible.
We support students who may be experiencing non academic difficulties, impacting, their emotional wellbeing and ability to study. We provide support to students who may be in crisis, in distress, become victims of crime, harassment, or experienced any significant life event
We are here to support you at times of any emotional, psychological or mental health difficulties. We welcome students of any age, class, ethnicity, faith, belief, culture, disability, sexual orientation and gender identity. We offer up to six sessions of free and confidential counselling.
We have a University Independent Sexual Violence Adviser (ISVA) at Brookes who can provide emotional and practical support and advice to any student who has experienced sexual violence, recently or in the past.
All students at Oxford Brookes need to complete the sexual consent course on Moodle as part of induction. We recommend re-taking the course at the beginning of every academic year. The Consent team can provide further information about the course, and the range of support available for students.
We help foster positive relationships between students living in the community and local residents. We encourage students to engage with their neighbours and give advice on how to be considerate neighbours. We also employ part-time Student Community Wardens who are paid at a competitive rate. Please visit our stall for further information. We also have games and freebies to give away!
www.brookes.ac.uk/about-brookes/community/community-engagement
We’re open 24 hours a day, everyday. Speak to us to learn about campus safety, incident reporting, emergency numbers, and tips on personal safety, bike security, and SCAM awareness. We are happy to answer any questions. We also have games and freebies for you to take away!
We provide both recreational and competitive opportunities. We offer a range of discounted student memberships to make accessing physical activity affordable. We have almost 40 TEAMBrookes Student Sports Clubs and an exciting and varied Brookes Active programme.
Studying at Brookes will be exciting and rewarding, but it is also challenging and involves not just learning new things but new ways of working. The Centre for Academic Development can help you to reach your full potential, minimise wasted time and submit your work with confidence.
We look after the student experience of Moodle and can help you with using your academic modules, submitting work in Turnitin, accessing lecture recordings in Panopto, and joining online lectures in Zoom.
The Library has books, journals and other resources, both physical and electronic, as well as different types of study space that you can use. Library staff are available to help you find what you need to write your assignments, and will support you throughout your time at Brookes.
Becoming a Student Ambassador is a great way to earn money and gain a wide range of transferable skills and experiences. Becoming an Ambassador allows you to work on our large scale events such as open days and higher education fairs, enabling you to be part of prospective students’ journeys into higher education. We will be re-opening the Ambassador vacancy in September 2025, apply via our webpage.
We provide a range of support, including help with your CV (resumé), practice interviews, and other preparation for applying and getting a job. You may also want to enhance your experience at Oxford Brookes and add to your CV by working part-time or volunteering. Careers Jobshop and The Volunteer Centre provide opportunities to build your confidence, gain new skills and make a difference to your local community.
The International Student Advice Team (ISAT) is here to help with a range of services and friendly advice if you're an international student studying at Oxford Brookes University. We are the only team trained and regulated to give immigration advice under the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner guidelines.
At Oxford Brookes we have a deep commitment to Environmental Sustainability. The Environmental Sustainability team is dedicated to managing and reducing the university’s environmental impact across various areas, including carbon emissions, water consumption, waste management, biodiversity, and transportation. We are here to give you information about how to incorporate sustainability into your everyday routines.
We represent students’ interests and campaign on the priorities that matter to students. We support societies and run events; helping students to build strong communities. We support students and equip them with the confidence, resources and skills to advocate for themselves.
Global Mobility and Engagement Team (Study Abroad) will be there to tell you more about the exciting study abroad placement options, funding opportunities and more! Come say hi to explore more about the country you’d like to study in for a semester or two!
Information on bus services to campus and halls of residence, their mobile app, and exclusive discounts available to Oxford Brookes students.
Oxford Nightline is a listening, support and information service run for and by students in Oxford. We are open from 8pm every night this semester, and are contactable via instant messaging at oxfordnightline.org/talk, or by calling 01865 270 270.
https://oxford.nightline.ac.uk/
We are committed to supporting Menstrual Equality for the whole community. We provide free period products through ‘free vends’ on each campus and stock Care Cupboards with donated items. These resources, detailed on our Menstrual Equity Map,ensure no one struggles to access essential period products. If you have any questions you can contact:
Meningitis is a serious, life threatening illness. Students are at increased risk of meningitis. Meningitis Research Foundation are here to answer your questions, give you important information about signs and symptoms, and talk to you about the vaccines that are available to protect you and the people around you.
The Brookes Medical Centre is based on the Headington Campus and is open during undergraduate term time. We are a branch site of St Bartholomew and Hollow Way Medical Practice, you can also access services from one of our other sites in and out of term time.You can register through the link below.
The Multifaith Chaplaincy offers spiritual and pastoral care for everyone, from any background, identity, faith, or worldview. We offer regular social events as well as events with a religious focus. We have Christian, Jewish, Muslim and Sikh chaplains available to anyone, and we can help you to find a faith community in Oxford.
SSCs provide dedicated support within each faculty and can help with any problem you may be encountering with your subject or course, offering a confidential and non-judgemental service with regular office hours. You will also meet your SSC’s as part of your induction week.
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Financial Aid and Student Money Advice provide support to students who may be experiencing financial difficulties as well as provide information and guidance on a range of matters, including Student Finance, welfare benefits and budgeting.
https://www.brookes.ac.uk/student-life/support-and-wellbeing/managing-your-money
Tuberculosis is the leading infectious disease killer. TB can remain dormant for a long time, and it is easier to treat preventively. Learn about our team and book a specialist blood test here: Oxfordshire Tuberculosis (TB) Service - Oxford University Hospitals
https://www.ouh.nhs.uk/services/departments/specialist-medicine/infectious-diseases/tb/
Brookes Music is home to the University choir and orchestra (OBUCCO), as well as other services offered to students: general practice rooms each with a piano, specialised practice rooms (live drum room and silent band room), instrument hire and storage, and 1:1 tuition for voice, piano or music theory. We also provide information on all music related activities in the University and around Oxford.
We educate students about economic crime, particularly the different types of fraud likely to impact you and the risks of money muling.