Purchase advertising space in the University of Oxford Gazette if you are a private advertiser.

Am I in the right place?

Private advertisers are those who will make no profit or taxable income from responses to their advertisement. Non-profit organisations, such as other universities and schools, are also classed as private advertisers.

Examples of commercial adverts:

• Selling your own possessions (eg unwanted furniture, cars, books)
• Selling your current home in order to buy a new one
• Renting out your own home while you're away for a short period
• Renting a room in your own house to a lodger or paying guest
• Seeking a service, such as tutoring or a home help, for your own benefit
• Seeking to buy items for your own use (eg buying books for your own collection or a car to drive yourself)
• Seeking staff to work at a non-profit organisation

If none of these apply to you, you are probably a commercial advertiser. Click here to go to the online shop for commercial advertisers instead.

How much does it cost?

• For £10 you can have an advert up to 70 words in one issue of the Gazette.
• For £20 you can have an advert of 71–150 words in one issue of the Gazette.

Terms and conditions

By placing an advertisement, you are accepting and agreeing to comply with the Terms and conditions of acceptance of advertisements which are published in full on the Gazette website. You must ensure that you have read these terms and conditions in full before proceeding.