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Our Colleges are at the heart of life at Durham. From day-to-day activities to special events, there are so many ways to make friends and have fun, while increasing your skills and experience. Colleges are mixed communities of staff and students from all our subject areas. Each College has dedicated student support staff and student welfare ...
St John’s College is like no other Durham college. Founded in 1909 and set in a series of beautiful listed buildings in the heart of Durham city, our community enjoys stunning views of Durham Cathedral and boasts gardens and lawns stretching down to the River Wear. We are one of the smallest colleges, renowned for our lively and welcoming ...
Our brand new app 'Durham University Tours' is available to download in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store now! This will enable you to take self-guided tours, either in-person around the city or remotely from the comfort of your own home! The app provides a range of tours so that you have multiple options to choose from!
Grey College was founded in 1959 and is one of 17 Colleges of Durham University. We are situated right next to the main Mountjoy Site in a beautiful landscaped setting. Grey has just over 1,200 undergraduate students and a further 150 students who are studying for a postgraduate degree. Together with College officers, staff and mentors, they ...
Mike Cunningham, Chief Executive of the College of Policing (2018–2020) William Curzon-Siggers, Anglican priest and author. Owen Dampier Bennett. Charles Maurice Davies. Hunter Davies, author. Phil de Glanville, England rugby player. John Douglas. Jackie Doyle Price. Guy Edwards, Formula 1 racing driver.
Professor Wendy Powers (she/her), Principal of University College & Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor. wendy.powers@durham.ac.uk. As the College Principal, my role is to collaboratively cultivate a robust learning community focused on learning, engagement, success and belonging. To that end, I work with the dedicated leaders of the JCR, MCR and SCR ...
The College is named after William Van Mildert (1765 - 1836), the last Prince Bishop of Durham. An Englishman of Dutch descent, he was instrumental in the founding of Durham University in 1832 and his castle is the present University College.
