For you to get the most out of your time here and to take forward your studies in your home institution in positive and intellectual ways, as well as preparing yourself for your future years at home, you need to plan your work carefully, in consultation with faculty members at home and with us. Some Oxford courses (including lectures) only run in certain terms so this is one very important reason for you to plan ahead and get in touch with us here for preliminary advice. We are keen to help you as much as possible. We will need to be assured that you meet the academic standards required as well as showing the intellectual maturity and curiosity, enthusiasm and passion for your subject.

Please contact me in advance to explore in detail your possible choices and interests. My email address is anne.mullen(at)st-annes.ox.ac.uk. Please tell me what you are currently studying and what you think you would like to study while you are here.

The list of courses for undergraduates below will give you information about the various academic subject areas available at St Anne’s, as well as links to the relevant University departments, a brief description of the undergraduate course and the academics at St Anne’s who teach that subject. Please do browse this to get an idea of what is on offer and to see some of the interesting academic-related activity going on in each area. You’ll be aiming to take ‘second year’ courses for ‘undergraduates’.

Oxford Terms

Please note: where the Oxford terms are referred to, they are as follows:

• Michaelmas Term (MT) from beginning of October to beginning of December;
• Hilary Term (HT) from middle of January to middle of March; and
• Trinity Term (TT) from middle of April to middle of June.

Please note, information on courses for Visiting Students is being updated. If information on your subject is not yet available, please contact Anne Mullen for assistance.