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Home → Discover St Hugh’s. Founded in 1886, St Hugh’s is now one of the largest colleges in Oxford, with around 800 students. The College was first established to offer an Oxford education to women. Many of its alumni have been trailblazers for female achievement in their respective fields. Today, the College still retains a strong sense ...
St Hugh’s College St Margaret’s Road Oxford OX2 6LE. T: +44 (0)1865 274900 E: hello@st-hughs.ox.ac.uk. Study Here. Prospective Undergraduates; Prospective Graduates; Visiting Students; Outreach; The Lady Ademola Project; Current Students. Student Handbook; Accident and Near-Miss Report Form;
St Hugh’s undergraduates are completely free to explore the full, uniquely wide range of papers offered by the Oxford History Faculty. St Hugh’s has a strong and distinctive tradition in History (not least as the college of the great Gladstone scholar Colin Matthew), and provides first-class facilities for studying the subject.
Joseph DeRosa, MCR President 2023. The Middle Common Room (or ‘MCR’) refers to both the graduate student body of College and an actual physical room at 87 Banbury Road, which serves as a social common room and workspace for all St Hugh’s graduate students. The role of the MCR is to offer a space of respite from the (at times) stressful ...
St Hugh’s College St Margaret’s Road Oxford OX2 6LE. T: +44 (0)1865 274900 E: hello@st-hughs.ox.ac.uk. Study Here. Prospective Undergraduates; Prospective Graduates; Visiting Students; Outreach; The Lady Ademola Project; Current Students. Student Handbook; Accident and Near-Miss Report Form;
Literature is the house of nuance and contrariness against the voices of simplification. Susan Sontag, 2001 Entrance and applications English is one of the largest and most successful subjects at St Hugh’s. We take around 10 students a year, including candidates in the joint schools with Modern Languages, Modern History and Classics, and we […]
St Hugh’s is a beautiful, modern college tucked away in leafy North Oxford. Despite a reputation of being nearer to Birmingham than your lectures, it’s a mere 10-15 minute walk from the centre – 5 by bike – and close to a number of departments. With 14 acres of picturesque gardens and lawns which are never on any tourist routes, Hugh ...
