St Anne's College

University of Oxford

The Association for the Education of Women, which later evolved into St Anne’s College, was one of the first academic establishments to enable women to study at Oxford University.
St Anne’s is one of the six largest colleges in Oxford University, with 429 undergraduate and 253 graduate students.
The College's Governing Body comprises 53 Fellows, 16 with professorial status, covering some 24 degree subjects.
St Anne’s can boast one of the two biggest College libraries in the University, available to all our students seven days a week, and with well over 110,000 volumes.
With the opening of the Ruth Deech Building (2005), St Anne’s is able to house almost all our undergraduates on the College site throughout their degree course.
The College was the first to offer day-care facilities for the children of staff and students.
St Anne’s was the first College in Oxford to establish a Middle Common Room for our graduate students.
The College was among the first of the women’s colleges to admit male Fellows (in 1978; male students followed in 1979), since when we have retained a healthily equal balance of male and female students.
St Anne’s conference business is among the two most successful in Oxford, enabling us to invest more in our educational resources.
The College admits students from the broadest range of educational backgrounds on the basis of academic potential.