LEIPZIG, GERMANY / OXFORD, ENGLAND

ACU’s program in Leipzig began in 2010 and was formalized through the acquisition of the 19th-century Leipzig Villa in 2017.

At heart of medieval and contemporary German history, politics, philosophy, and music, the house sits on the beautiful banks of the river Elster and is a five-minute walk from the Leipzig city center.

The Villa can accommodate up to 40 student and a faculty-in-residence family. It also boasts a beautiful garden, classroom spaces, a large student kitchen and dining room, and spacious common rooms.

ACU’s longest-established program began in Oxford in 1994. ACU’s newest Oxford house was purchased in 2019 and, after extensive renovation work, the house was opened to students in 2021. A 15-minute walk from the city center, university park, and port meadow, the ACU Oxford House is a beautiful place for a learning community that is surrounded by a millennium of academic thought and progress.

The Oxford House provides multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and common living spaces designed to foster community among the Oxford students and faculty. Outside the house, you are greeted by charming garden, patio seating, a backyard perfect for a game of croquet or spike ball, and a classroom area used for lectures or late night studying.

The Oxford House can accommodate up to 25 students and a faculty-in-residence family.

Example Oxford Student Bedroom

Occupancy: Three students

Bathroom: Private

Includes:

• One twin bed (B)

• One twin bunk bed (BB)

• Three wardrobes

• One desk

• 4 Bedroom windows

*Measurements provided are an estimate. Room sizes vary.