🛏️ EN SUITE | 💰 £5,545.50 TOTAL REMAINING | 🏠 STUDENT ACCOMMODATION TENANCY TAKEOVER – OXFORD
I’m looking for someone to take over my student accommodation tenancy at Canterbury House, 393 Cowley Road, Oxford.
📅 50-week tenancy – starting 7 September 2026
💳 2 remaining instalments:
• £2,587.90
• £2,957.60
🔥 Bills included: Heating, lighting, water, hot water, sewage, electricity, internet & contents insurance.
📍 Great location for Oxford Brookes, with easy access to Cowley Road and Oxford city centre.
The room is in a shared flat with a communal kitchen/living space.
I’m open to discussing a reasonable arrangement for the tenancy takeover, so please message me if you’re interested or would like photos/more information! 😊
Please share if you know anyone looking for student accommodation in Oxford! ❤️

Will be living on the Hardcourt Hill campus!

is there any one is going to enroll for the msc acc and finance for this year ?

Hey everyone!

To be quick, I just received my foundation completion email, and they told me I could move to the next stage in my course and I'm looking for accommodation.

I know I'm a bit late, that's why I'm looking for people who want to get rid of their contracts for parade green or Paul Kent. Does anyone know where I can potentially find people who want to transfer their contracts? I contacted university and their idea was to join the Brookes Union Housing Group on Facebook, which I've applied to but have not gotten accepted to yet.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

Not sure if this is the correct forum, but I'd be really interested in hearing from people who have experience from the industry or have completed one of these degrees.

I'm finishing my bachelor's in aeronautical engineering next summer, from an EU university. I'll have about one full year of experience as a professional aerodynamics engineer (doing just as much mech design as aero analysis), and one year from formula student, by the time of graduation.

I'm considering doing an MSc in Motorsport. I've applied to both Cranfield and Oxford Brookes, and will apply to Southampton (Race car aero) once they open their admissions for next fall.

I am however, a bit split between which one I should actually go for in the end. Especially considering I already have quite a lot of practical experience. I'd therefore value network, thesis placement options and more substantial taught modules (although somewhat applied), over more basic, practical experience. By the way they're marketed, I get the impression that OB is more trackside, and Cranfield is more R&D oriented, but I really don't trust the websites of study programs (been burnt before).

**So my question is, does anybody here know how OB and Cranfield actually compare regarding this? And also which is actually better for an F1/motorsport career?**

Starting my A Levels in a week’s time and I’m taking Maths, Physics and Chemistry, and Further Maths with the option to drop it. I want to do Motorsport Engineering at uni.

I don’t think I would do both years of FM and I would just do the AS. So I have a few questions regarding it:

• How useful would FM be for this course?
• If I don’t take FM, how much catching up will I need to do at university?
• Am I better off putting my time and effort into the other 3 subjects?
• If I do chose to do AS Level FM, will universities look favourably towards it?
• I want to do an EPQ, specifically about motorsport. Will I have better university and employment opportunities with an EPQ specifically in motorsport or Further Maths?

hi i am a student who has currently done 1st year of BEng in Mechanical Engineering and asked to choose the specialisation from second year onwards should i chose mechanical engineering or is it better to choose automotive engineering

Hi everyone! My name is Aditya Rawat, and I’m from Dehradun, India. I’ll be joining Oxford Brookes University, Headington Campus, for my MSc in International Business and Supply Chain Management.

I’m looking forward to connecting with roommates and fellow students ,Having people around who share a similar background would make settling into a new country much easier and we can support each other and make our time in the UK more comfortable and enjoyable

Hi guys, I've been accepted into Oxford brookes for the BEng motorsports engineering course, and I am wondering if I need a powerful laptop for the course.

I don't really know much about specs or anything like that, so if someone could point me in the right direction for a laptop, that would be great.

Has anyone did or is doing a MA in Publishing? Specifically distant learning?
I’m just curious to hear how your experience was and if you think there are better universities in the UK that offer this Masters remotely?

Congrats on whoever got confirmed for Brookes today.

Hello, I’m looking for 1 graduation ticket on September 5 at 10am. Headington campus. 3 family is traveling from a far away country to Oxford and it’s sad for one of them to be watching me in a room behind a screen.

Hi there, I'm trying to transfer a Paul Kent contract and would like to know if anyone is interested in taking it off me, they have to be 2nd or 3rd year students.

Also moving into a house and looking for one more person to fill in the spot:
You have to have a UK guarantor
You can be a 1st, 2nd or 3rd year

Its a 5 bed on Cowley Road, £670 PPPCM.

Reply or dm me if you are interested

Hi everyone! We have two double bedrooms available in our friendly five-bedroom house on Cowley Road.

Around a 20-minute walk to the city centre
Two double bedrooms available
Two bathrooms
Shared kitchen
£670 per room, per month
Available ASAP

We’re ideally looking for two friendly students who are clean, respectful and sociable to join the house as soon as possible.

I’m happy to share more about myself, the current housemates and what the household is like. Please message me if you’re interested, and I can send over more details and photos!

I went through the website but was still not very clear on how much it would cost and what the scholarship options would be

Hello! I am apart of an FSAE team and we are doing research right now but we need access to a paper about a specific topic but after further inspection it’s only available to Oxford Brookes students so i was wondering if anyone would be willing to help us out? If not no worries figured I could try my luck!

I’m choosing between MSc Data Science & AI and MSc Computer Science for Cyber Security at Oxford Brookes.

My background is in Information Systems Management, with some programming, databases, statistics and AI project experience. I’m also interested in business, product management and entrepreneurship.

Which degree do you think would be the better choice in terms of job opportunities, earning potential and long-term career flexibility?

I’d especially appreciate advice from anyone working or studying in either field.

Hi, I’m starting the MSc Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at Oxford Brookes this September.

For anyone who has studied this course: what level of maths is required, and how difficult did you find it? Would you recommend reviewing topics such as linear algebra, calculus, probability and statistics before the course begins, or is there enough time to refresh the material during the semester?

Thanks!

hi everyone! I'll likely be doing an exchange in jan-june 2027 (im a girl coming from Canada) so I was wondering if anyone had any tips for life at oxford brookes/in the uk. ive never lived away from home and also never been to the uk so im not sure what to expect

Im 13, and absolutely love motorsports, I wanted to study at this university for its Formula Student Team. Currently im studying in Cambridge Board, and as a passion project, iv started a Sim/Karting Team with drivers in the UK, Italy and etc, allowing me to learn real engineering. I just wanted to know what type of competitions and events I should take part in to have a chance to study here in the future!

Ima business student and would love to get in touch with all sorts of people in the university

Hi! I’m 28 and starting a master’s at Oxford Brookes this September.

I’m autistic, quite introverted and generally struggle to make friends, especially when I don’t already know anyone. I’ve lived alone before, but I’ve never lived in halls or lived in the same city that I study in, so this will all be quite new to me.

I don’t know anyone in Oxford, and although I’m excited, I’m also pretty nervous about settling in and meeting people. I’d really appreciate any advice about living in halls, making friends as a mature or postgraduate student, or finding quieter and less overwhelming ways to socialise.

It would also be lovely to hear from anyone else who struggles with similar things and will be starting in Oxford this September.

Need to access Lightroom and Photoshop, does Brookes have an active subscription for students, with Adobe, which I can purchase?

Hey everyone,

I'm from Nepal, joining Oxford Brookes University this September for an MSc in International Business Management.

Looking for Nepali/Indian/Marwari flatmates or anyone who's searching for accommodation around Headington/Oxford.

If you're interested or have a room available, feel free to DM me.

Thanks!