• Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
  • Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
  • Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
  • Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
  • Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
  • Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
  • Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
  • Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
  • Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
  • Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
  • Scenes from Reem's Stay at Oxford
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Study Spots

A current student card, known as the Bodleian card, is required to enter all University libraries. Although the library that houses the books needed for coursework will likely become the most frequented library and second home for each student, it's still recommended to check out as many of the libraries as possible, browsing their shelves and discovering new options for study spots. A self-guided tour of the Bodlein library is a particularly affordable, and great way to gain insight into the rich history of the university and buildings. It is highly recommended to take it within the first few weeks of arriving on campus.

All Time Favorites

  • Said Business School Library
    • Stays open until 12:00 at night every night of the week! Great and very helpful librarians and a host of other great resources and facilities
    • Large windows and great natural lighting
  • Radcliffe Camera
  • Old Bodleian Library
    • Visiting the Duke Humphry room at least once is a must despite the hassle of not being allowed to take in any bags
  • New Bodleian Library
  • History Library
    • Great view of broad street and large windows
  • Taylorian Institute Library's upper balcony or side room
Other Viable Spots
  • Social Sciences Library
  • Law Library
 

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