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Accommodation
Pembroke is able to accommodate all undergraduate students for three years in College-owned accommodation. First years are all accommodated in rooms on the College main site. Second and third year students have the option of remaining on the main site or living at the Sir Geoffrey Arthur Building (GAB), a short walk away by the river. We also do our best to offer College accommodation to all graduate students new to Oxford.
Over recent years extensive renovation of student accommodation has been carried out resulting in many rooms being of an extremely high standard, with a large proportion en-suite, as well as fair-sized and good quality rooms at a lower rent. Find out more about room types, costs and facilities using the links below.
If you have further questions about accommodation, please contact us at accommodation@pmb.ox.ac.uk
Pembroke College complies with the Universities UK Code of Practice for the Management of Student Housing, which lays down an agreed set of standards for student accommodation and is subject to periodic external audit.
Room types and charges for Pembroke's undergraduate accommodation.
Details on room types and charges for College-owned accommodation available to graduate students at Pembroke.
The Graduate Accommodation Office at the University of lets and manages properties in and around Oxford City Centre, available to postgraduate students who are not accommodated at their college.
The brand new temporary Accommodation Advisory Service has been set up by the University to support graduate students who will be arriving in Oxford who do not have accommodation.