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Oxford has a huge student population. As around a third of people living in Oxford are under 30, the city's geared up for young people, ideal for students and graduates alike.

With a brilliant selection of cafes, pubs, restaurants, bars, museums and shops, there's plenty to do and explore. Better yet, surrounding the city is greenery and parks, offering quiet tranquillity within walking distance of the city centre.

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Transport links

Oxford is a small city, and while lots of locals opt to travel around the city by bike, it's also easily accessible on foot and by bus. With a well-connected train station, it is also easy to get from Oxford to major cities around the country such as London, Birmingham and Manchester.

Renting Prices

The average rent of Oxford properties is £1,935 pcm(per calendar month), with one-bed flats averaging at £1,374 pcm. While the prices are generally quite steep, there are some more affordable places to rent here, particularly if you avoid the city's period properties and opt for houses and flats built since the 1950s.

Nightlife

With its high student population, Oxford has a great nightlife, offering everything from quiet pubs to high-energy clubs with a few quirky gems tucked away from the tourist hotspots.

One popular choice is Turf Tavern, an 18th-Century Grade II listed inn that was featured on TV's Inspector Morse. Located down an alleyway off the city centre, this hidden away pub is extremely popular with locals. Oxford's biggest nightclub, Atik, is another favourite among students. Based in a recently renovated furniture warehouse, the club has a capacity of 1200 and has music for all tastes from R'n'B to Dance to Cheese.

Notable Attractions

A walk up the steps to the top of University Church of St Mary the Virgin will lead to a wide-spanning view of the city of Oxford. Dominated by the incredible architecture of Oxford University colleges, the city is full of historical attractions.

Among the leading museums and galleries in the city are the Ashmolean, the Pitt Rivers and Modern Art Oxford.

The economy in Oxford

From the world-renowned reputation of Oxford University, the city is known for education which accounts for 28.5% of total employment.

18.5% of employment in Oxford is in health, another major industry in the city, and 19.7% is in Finance, IT and business and professional services.

Education Institutions in Oxford

University of Oxford
Oxford Brookes University