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Study space across campus

Find out what study spaces are available across our campuses!

The University provides over 1,500 study places across our campuses, including for group and private study.

 

Study space map

The largest collection of study spaces at Whiteknights and London Road have been highlighted on our study space map.

The Library

The Library provides a variety of study spaces so you can work in a way that suits you. There are silent, quiet, group, and PC spaces available. For more information on where to find each type of space visit the Library’s Study Areas page.

RUSU study spaces

The Students’ Union provides a couple of spaces for individual or group working – The Study and The Study @ TOB2. To coincide with the ‘RUSU Says Revise’ campaign, additional study space has been made available for the 2019 Summer term. Find a timetable of available space here.

Teaching rooms

You are welcome to use rooms which are not timetabled for teaching. Discover which ones are currently available using the Free Room Finder.

Informal study spaces

There are a wide range of other locations across campus, many of which are suitable for working together. View a list of informal study spaces.

Halls of Residence

There are a number of study spaces in Childs, Mackinder, St George’s, Stenton, Wantage and Wessex, for Halls residents. Ask your Halls reception team if you’re not sure where they are. 

PC availability

If you're looking for a space where you can access a computer, try the PC availability page.

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