St Hugh's College, Oxford

St Hugh's College is a constituent college of the University of Oxford. Founded in 1886 by Elizabeth Wordsworth, the great-niece of the poet, it is an inspiring place to study and live. Fourteen acres of beautiful and sustainably managed green space, elegant Edwardian red-brick buildings and 21st-century student accommodation combine to create a uniquely attractive and peaceful campus at St Hugh’s. The College is modern and progressive, fundamentally diverse and inclusive in its outlook and values, and enjoys a thriving culture of teaching, research, and intellectual engagement within a community well known to be welcoming and supportive. Undergraduate and graduate teaching spans Humanities, Mathematical, Physical & Life Sciences, Medical Sciences and Social Sciences. The College is a short walk from the new Schwarzman Centre (Humanities), the new Life and Mind Building (Psychology and Biology) and other core Faculty facilities; as well as the vibrant neighbourhood of Jericho which boasts an eclectic range of shops, bars and restaurant and even its own cinema.