Oakland University

From the Oakland International (OAK) and San Francisco International (SFO) airports, direct train service to Oakland and other East Bay communities is provided by Bay Area Rapid Transport (BART). The development of protocols for the secure transportation of the material to and from Oakland University will be required of any researcher or staff planning to drive a vehicle carrying biological, diagnostic, or genetically modified specimens. When creating transportation procedures, at a minimum, the following transportation regulations must be taken into consideration.

In order to support Kresge Library's vital purpose of fusing instruction, knowledge, and technology to foster academic success and information literacy, the University Libraries are a component of Oakland University's Aspire. Advance. Achieve. fundraising initiative. Supporting the University Libraries at any level enables us to address the changing academic demands of Oakland University's community, faculty, and students.

• The Kresge Library makes sure that its contents are up to date and useful, including special materials that adhere to the academic curricula. Academic and professional success depends on expanding our assets (both print and internet resources) in significant and developing academic subjects.
• In order to reduce the overall cost of attending college, Kresge Library is collaborating with teachers to encourage the adoption of reasonably priced textbooks through "open educational resources" and texts on reserve. Similar initiatives across the nation help students succeed while saving them thousands of dollars without compromising academic quality.
• A hands-on, cross-disciplinary resource featuring 3-D printing, laser/vinyl cutters, and more, Kresge Library's MakerSpace and its team of trained professionals and students support students in using cutting-edge technology, engaged learning, and creativity to enrich their education.
• The Oakland University Therapy Center assists the university's academic purpose by offering confidential, high-quality counseling that is available quickly.

The stunning 1443-acre campus of Oakland University is made up of more than 50 buildings that hold administrative offices, lecture halls, practice labs, specialized laboratories, dorms, and student support facilities.

An outdoor bodyweight circuit training facility, the Priority Health Fitness Court offers all-level exercises that may be finished in as little as 7 minutes per circuit.

Different exercise options are available outside of our indoor facilities thanks to the Recreation and Athletic Outdoor Complex. The Outdoor Complex is accessible to Members, barring times when it is set aside for organizational usage.

• Over 600 athletes participate in club sports with University Recreation and Well-Being each year in more than 30 student-run groups. All levels of competition are offered, with clubs that instruct new sports and skills facing intense competition.
•  The wellness team works together throughout campus to offer all students enlightening, excellent health and wellness activities, and educational opportunities. Resident assistants, academic peer mentors, advisors, academic instructors, student groups, etc. can all request wellness workshops and activities. All are welcome to attend programs, workshops, and activities.
• There is a 50-meter stretch pool with 1,000 spectator seats and 670 participant deck spaces at the Oakland University Aquatic Center. The Oakland University NCAA Division 1 swim team calls the Aquatic Center it's home and it regularly conducts state and regional competitions in addition to being used for leisure by members.
• To satisfy the requirements of a varied campus community, Oakland University's Rec Well Sports program offers a range of activities. The program provides both competitive and recreational activities with the goal of engaging university affiliates—students, teachers, staff, and others—in activities that encourage lifelong fitness and wellness practices.
• The School of Music, Theatre, and Dance (SMTD) at Oakland University is a preeminent institution for the study of performing arts in southeast Michigan, providing exceptional learning and performance opportunities to undergraduate, graduate, and community members.
• You are likely to find your passion and make it your purpose with more than 300 student clubs to select from, as well as innumerable activities and leadership opportunities.
• An excellent on-the-go snack spot is the Atrium Cafe in the Human Health Building, which serves coffee, bagels, soup, doughnuts, fruit, salad, sandwiches, and more.
• Oakland University's unique food court, the Pioneer Food Court (Oakland Center), includes restaurants like Subway, Panda Express, and Wild Blue - Japanese Kitchen.

On-campus housing options at Oakland University include cottages, apartments, and residential halls. 19% of the students can live in one of the six residential halls or one of the four apartments.

 The Oakland University on-campus accommodation fee is nearly USD 9000(INR 640,000).

• With a capacity of 670 students, Hamlin is a freshman residence hall with nine stories.
• With a capacity of 540 students, Vandenberg is a seven-story upperclassman building.
• The six-story Hill, Van Wagoner, Oak View, and Hillcrest halls can hold up to 1,650 students.
• Other alternatives for on-campus housing include the Ann V. Nicholson apartment, the George T. Matthews building, and the Greek cottages.
• Students who wish to live on campus must fill out an online housing application and submit a housing contract.
• Out of the several dining alternatives, students can select a food plan that suits their needs.