Graduates participate actively in the social and intellectual life of the College. The Middle Common Room comprises the entire ground floor of a recently modernized building within the College, with separate facilities for self-catering and for TV and video. The College provides computing and printing facilities for graduate students. St Peter's appoints College advisers, normally in the same or in a cognate field, for all graduate students. The College has recently increased the accommodation it is able to provide for unmarried graduates in houses and, occasionally, in College rooms.
Priority is given to students in their first year.
The College provides limited funds to assist students with research expenses and for attendance at relevant academic conferences, and for the cost of copying and binding theses. US citizens admitted to St Peter's may apply for Leonard J Theberge Scholarships. Greek citizens studying for research degrees in the natural sciences may apply for Bodossaki Scholarships. Enquiries from intending graduate students should be addressed to the Tutor for Graduates. Fellows in different subjects will be glad to advise on courses and discuss research proposals with prospective applicants, either by letter or in person, before candidates submit their applications to the Graduate Admissions Office of the University.