Keble College
About the college
Keble College was originally established to extend access to Oxford University, and it remains true to that founding vision.
We have students from all backgrounds and every corner of the globe. Keble students join a community where learning is valued and encouraged, but where there’s scope to develop in many other ways too.
We’ll assist you not only in studying your chosen subject —and we offer a wide range— but in progressing beyond your degree in your chosen career destination. When you join a college, it can be the beginning of a lifelong association.
Keble’s striking Victorian architecture houses some of the best student accommodation in Oxford, while our beautiful dining hall (the longest in Oxford) allows the college to maintain the tradition of dining together on both informal and formal occasions.
Our students pride themselves on being welcoming and friendly. You won’t find a Keble ‘type’, but you will find a supportive environment made up of students from a range of different backgrounds.
Read more on the college website.
Keble is...
'…an extremely warm and welcoming community. I never feel out of place as an international student and have found my second home here.'
Maryam
'…one of the most welcoming environments in Oxford and a truly wonderful place to live!'
Ope
'…the place I've felt most 'myself' ever. It's given me countless opportunities to broaden my intellectual horizons as well as get involved in plenty of extra-curricular activities. I can't imagine being happier elsewhere.'
Shona
'…one of the friendliest places you can be in Oxford, while at the same time being so big and lively! Students and staff alike are always happy to help with anything, making it such a supportive academic and social environment.'
Reem
Keble works closely with state schools across its West Midlands link areas, offering a busy programme of visits throughout the University year.Ask current students your questions
Location
The college is adjacent to the University Parks, between the Science Area and the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter. The main libraries are close by and the city centre is 5 minutes’ walk away.
UCAS campus code: A
Oxford OX1 3PG
+44 (0) 1865 272727
www.keble.ox.ac.ukFounded
1870
Student numbers
Undergraduates: 430
Graduates: 364
Admissions contacts
+44 (0) 1865 272708
admissions@keble.ox.ac.uk
Senior Tutor: Dr Alisdair Rogers
Admissions Officer: Vicky Archibald www.keble.ox.ac.uk/admissions
Academic staff
Visit the college website for the full list
Our 2025 undergraduate Open Days will be held on 2 and 3 July and 19 September.
Register to find out more about our upcoming Open Days.
