Who we are
Independent & collaborative
From its founding as the Society of Oxford Home-Students in 1879, St Anne’s College has always been about widening access to an Oxford education. It uniquely enabled women from the UK and many other countries to attend lectures and tutorials whilst living more flexibly and affordably than the other women’s halls, at home or in lodgings across the city. Since 1952 it has been a full College of the University of Oxford, welcoming both male and female students since 1979.
Research and Values
Our history
A lasting legacy of scholarship
St Anne's is built on over 140 years' worth of the research, study, and work of its students, scholars, alumnae, staff, and friends.
Learn moreWhat's on
Explore recent developments in the College and its members and discover upcoming events for College members
Work at St Anne's
Employment opportunities
St Anne’s College is committed to promoting an inclusive and diverse working, learning and social environment and welcomes applications from all candidates who meet the selection criteria of each particular post.
Come work with usWhat's new?
St Anne’s Fellow, Professor Patrick Irwin, and his team use Very Large Telescope to investigate why Neptune’s dark spots are visible
St Anne’s Fellow, Prof. Christian Coester, one of six Oxford academics awarded European Research Council Starting Grants to launch ambitious research projects
North East Residential at St Anne’s
“New toys like machine learning…allow us to do things that five or six years ago we thought were impossible” – St Anne’s Fellow, Prof. Charlotte Dean, discusses how investment in AI could yield huge returns
City birds found to be carriers of antimicrobial resistant bacteria, according to research led by St Anne’s Fellow, Prof. Samuel Sheppard
