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Brasenose College (BNC) is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. It began as Brasenose Hall in the 13th century, before being founded as a college in 1509.
- £177.9 million (2021)
- 375 (2021)
- 1509; 514 years ago
Brasenose is a friendly and informal community which offers excellent teaching and a whole range of social and cultural activities. Read all about applying to study at Brasenose College here
Situated in Radcliffe Square, Brasenose is a friendly college at the heart of the University and city. We are able to accommodate undergraduates in single rooms for all years of study at our main site or nearby Frewin complex.
Brasenose was an early leader in Oxford sport and in the nineteenth century it acquired a great sporting reputation, rowing head of the river for many years and at one stage providing no fewer than eight members of the University cricket team. In the 1850s came the first of the Parliamentary reforms of the University.
Brasenose's graduates study for a wide range of higher degrees across all of the University's academic divisions and collectively form a diverse and international group. The graduate community is highly cosmopolitan with up to 50 nationalities represented at any one time.
Admissions Statistics. Curious about our admissions process and your chances of getting in? Read this report on Admissions Statistics for the most recent admissions round at Brasenose College.
History & Archives ›. College history. Brasenose during the wars. A concise history of Brasenose. The College coat of arms. 'The oddest name in Oxford' From Ale Verses to a visit from the Devil, browse some of our quirky traditions and legends. A concise history, with detail on our coat of arms and our name.
