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History of the College. St Hugh’s College was originally set up in 1886, to open up the opportunities of an Oxford education to poorer women. It was founded by Elizabeth Wordsworth and adopted the name and arms of St Hugh of Avalon who was Bishop of Lincoln, a position also held by Elizabeth’s father. The arms were officially granted to the ...
After completion of the Honours School and a short Clinical Anatomy course, students go on to study clinical medicine. Almost all study at Oxford, and most students opt to stay at St. Hugh’s for their three clinical years. St Hugh’s is in fact the nearest college to the hospital sites with a convenient bus stopping directly outside College.
One of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford, St Hugh’s College is situated on St Margaret’s Road, north of the city centre. It was founded in 1886 by Elizabeth Wordsworth as a women’s college; in 1986, it accepted its first male students. With its extensive gardens, it is considered one of the most attractive colleges.
We aim to take 12 to 15 students in total a year in Maths, the three joint courses (Mathematics and Computer Science, Philosophy or Statistics) and Computer Science. The college has an active Mathematics society, and an excellent Mathematics collection in the library. Maths at St Hugh's, with Dr Tom Sanders.
Your Academic Home. Founded in 1886, a modern college by Oxford’s standards, St Hugh’s has a rich history which has formed its current character as a progressive college, dedicated to academic endeavour. Much of an Undergraduate’s time is spent in College, which means that St Hugh’s is much more than just a hall of residence.
St Hugh’s College offers bed and breakfast accommodation among listed buildings and beautiful gardens. Unlike most other colleges, we can offer extensive, tranquil grounds on our fourteen-acre site, and free on-site parking by arrangement – an extremely rare commodity in Oxford. Our leafy North Oxford location is next door to the city’s ...
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;
