Oxford
Located in the heart of England and just an hour by train from London, Oxford has an international reputation thanks to the famous University of Oxford, which is said to be the “oldest university of the English-speaking world”. The city’s population is very diversified, particularly because of the student population, said to be 22,000 for Oxford University alone.
There are plenty of things to do such as: visiting the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology or the Natural History Museum, one of the numerous colleges including Magdalen and Worcester, the Oxford Castle, going to the Pitt Rivers museum, or admiring the historic buildings on an organised walking tour.
Oxford lends sweetness to labour and dignity to leisure.
Henry James
British writer
Our Campus
Headington Residence (A) & Ruskin College (B)
The residence is located in the Headington area of Oxford, about 10 minutes by bus from Oxford city centre. It is an academic accommodation built only a few years ago and comes fully equipped with modern facilities, a common area with swimming pool, free WI-FI, and a laundrette. Rooms are comfortable, each with an en-suite bathroom and Wi-Fi connection.
Ruskin College is located approximately ten minutes' walk from the residence. It lies within a recently restored historic building and is surrounded by green hills. Classrooms are large and equipped with the latest equipment. The large windows will be an easy temptation for students to lose themselves in the inspiring views. Teachers are selected according to the rigorous standards of British Council, guaranteeing a high course quality.
The college also has an auditorium, a library, access to computers with free WI-FI, an on-site restaurant and large communal areas.