The MCR itself is a fine wood-panelled room with a kitchenette and vestibule. All graduates have access to College societies and sports clubs. Robinson jointly owns sports facilities with Queens' College. The College has provided some 35 microcomputers for students of which some are used exclusively by MCR members. These may be hired for individual use and many study bedrooms are wired for direct connection to the University's central computer network, electronic mail and Internet.
Laser printers are also available to aid the production of theses etc.
The College has no fixed quotas for entry into either 1 or 3 year courses or for home or overseas students and it welcomes applications from suitable applicants in all fields of research. In 1999-2000 the college had 29 graduate students registered for 1 year courses and 69 students registered for 3 year courses. Graduate accommodation is provided in a graduate complex within the College grounds. This consists of Thorneycreek House, Thorneycreek Cottage, Sellinger House and the Graduate House of twenty three rooms. Most new graduates are offered College accommodation in their first year and a limited number of rooms are also available to second and third year graduate students.