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St Edmund Hall, or Teddy Hall, is a historic and lively college that offers a range of academic subjects and student support. Learn about its history, facilities, events, blog, sustainability and podcast series.
- Clubs and Societies
Examples of some of the current Teddy Hall societies: The...
- Alumni Perspectives
St Edmund Hall has seen a range of notable alumni from the...
- Our Community
St Edmund Hall aims to be a place where each and every...
- Courses
The Oxford Medieval Mystery Cycle; Conferences and Weddings...
- Creative Writing
Over the past decade, St Edmund Hall has regularly hosted...
- Hall Writers' Directory
The Hall Writers’ Directory is an online resource which...
- Undergraduate Study
Information about the undergraduate courses offered at St...
- Postgraduate Scholarships
All awards are conditional on the holder becoming a member...
- Clubs and Societies
Learn about the history, academics and traditions of St Edmund Hall, the oldest surviving academic society in Oxford. Find out how it became coeducational, launched a £50 million campaign and hosted notable alumni and fellows.
St Edmund Hall, also known as 'Teddy Hall', is a historic and inclusive college with a strong academic reputation. It offers a range of courses, grants, awards and extra-curricular activities for its undergraduate students.
St Edmund Hall, also known as 'Teddy Hall', is a medieval college with a friendly atmosphere and a global network of alumni. Learn about its history, strategy, sustainability and how to support it.
- Library and It Services
- Sport, Music and College Facilities
- Facilities For Disabled Students
- Welfare
- MCR
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The library of St Edmund Hall is located on our main site within the Norman Church of St Peter-in-the-East, making it a beautiful setting for study. This library is well-stocked and additional special collections are held in the separate 17th-century ‘Old Library’, also on the main site of the college. All college sites, including public areas, lib...
The college has a long tradition in drama, music, the arts and journalism. A strong and inclusive artistic community is built around the John Oldham Drama Society, vibrant and expanding musical activities led by the college's Director of Music, including the Chapel Choir, and creative writing workshops during term time. There are many opportunities...
Although many of the college's buildings are old, most main areas of the college are accessible. Ongoing projects continue to improve physical access. Specific adjustments can be made on the basis of individual students’ needs. You are encouraged to contact the college early on to discuss your requirements.
Teddy Hall is dedicated to helping your mental and physical health as well as your academic studies. There are two permanent Welfare Officers (one of whom is also the College Nurse), as well as the full Decanal Team (Dean, Junior Dean and College Deans). The MCR Welfare Reps organise termly activities to support student welfare and to help students...
Graduates have their own popular common room, the Middle Common Room (MCR), on the front quadrangle of the main site. There is a range of newspapers and magazines in the MCR and tea and coffee are available throughout the day. The active graduate student committee organises a wide range of social and academic activities – such as wine tasting, cake...
St Edmund Hall is one of the oldest colleges in the world, offering a range of courses and scholarships for graduate students. It has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, a beautiful library, a vibrant arts and sports scene, and excellent accommodation and dining facilities.
Learn about the history of St Edmund Hall, the last surviving medieval hall in Oxford, which dates back to 1317 and became a college in 1957. Discover its connections to religious movements, distinguished scholars, and architectural features.
Explore the facilities and grounds of St Edmund Hall, one of the oldest colleges in Oxford, using 360° views and Google Street View. See the dining hall, library, chapel, student rooms, and more.
