Begbroke Science Park Park

Address: Begbroke Science Park, Begbroke, near Oxford, Oxfordshire OX5, United Kingdom

Website: https://www.begbroke.ox.ac.uk/

Begbroke Science Park is a research and innovation park at Begbroke, north of Oxford in Oxfordshire, operated in association with the University of Oxford. It supports collaboration between university researchers and industry.

The site contains laboratories, pilot-scale facilities, workshops and office space used by academic research groups, technology startups and small companies. Facilities often host applied research projects and prototyping activities rather than public exhibitions.

The park was developed to provide a site for university-industry collaboration and to house research facilities that do not fit within central university buildings. It has evolved to include incubator space and specialized labs.

Located in the village of Begbroke just north of the city of Oxford, the park sits in a semi-rural setting with good road access to the university and to north Oxford suburbs.

• University affiliation: Operated in association with the University of Oxford, the park provides laboratory, workshop and office space for university groups, spinouts and small technology firms.

Begbroke Science Park is north of Oxford. From Oxford Bus Station, take bus S3 or 250 toward Yarnton/Shipton or a local shuttle where available; the drive is about 20-30 minutes depending on traffic (roughly 10 miles). By car, take the A44 north from central Oxford and follow local signage to Begbroke village.

• Visitors should contact the park or affiliated university department in advance if they want to arrange a lab tour or research visit.
• Check local Oxford transport links - a short bus ride from central Oxford will reach Begbroke village; walking the campus without authorization is discouraged near working labs.
• Bring layers: the park has older stone buildings and modern labs with differing temperatures.