Life in Oxford
Life for students in Oxford could be summarized as hard work during the day and a lot of leisure activities at night. It’s a city with a very youthful atmosphere and a vibrant nightlife.
But it’s also one of the most prestigious places in the world to come and study, whether it’s a degree, a master‘s, or to learn English.
The University of Oxford has 38 different colleges, where you’ll find it quite easy to find accommodation if you come to pursue your university studies here.
The architecture of the city is impressive, especially in the central area, and its cultural offering is very diverse. It boasts various museums, theaters, and numerous events throughout the year.
The city has a wide range of culinary options, from Japanese cuisine at Edamame to elegant French restaurants at Pierre Victoire.
Being a city with a young and student-oriented atmosphere, the nightlife is quite active throughout the week.
Unemployment is almost non-existent in Oxford, with a rate of less than 5%, although the type of work you can find will depend a lot on your level of English.
Salaries are generally high, but you should keep in mind that the cost of living is high, and Oxford is one of the most expensive cities in the UK.
Regarding public transportation, it is of very good quality, but as it is a small city, most people get around by bike.
