University of Oxford Courses

Founded in 1879 as The Society of Oxford Home-Students, St Anne’s College is one of the newer and larger colleges at Oxford. Located a 15-minute walk North of the city center, the college has plenty of green space among amenities such as a library, gym and coffee shop. St Anne’s holds about 750 students total: 450 undergraduates, 200 graduates and up to 30 visiting (study abroad) students.

Academics

At St Anne’s you can study the Humanities, Social Sciences and STEM subjects. Students wanting to study Classics or Music are encouraged to apply. A minimum 3.7 GPA is required and courses are available to academic year, fall (extended term), and spring students. Preference is given to applicants for the academic year and the spring.

• Visit the St Anne’s Courses Page for available departments and tutorials.
• St Anne's offers an extended Michaelmas (fall) term and extended Academic Year option for Humanities and Pre-Med students. This is required for Fall-only students. 
  • Students enroll in a 4-credit Humanities course in English Literature, History of Art, or Politics & History. Fall students continue with two tutorials in Michaelmas term and Academic Year students proceed with typical enrollment across the remaining terms. This is available to students studying subjects in the Humanities, Social Sciences, or Sciences. More information here.
  • Pre-Med/Biochemistry students can select two September tutorials from five curated options focused in Biochemistry and Physiology (4-6 credits each). One or two tutorials may be compulsory depending on previously completed coursework. More information here.

St Anne’s encourage students to study one subject area so they benefit from the depth of study that differentiates the Oxford system from other universities.

Housing

Students will be housed with St Anne’s students at the college, located a 15-minute walk from the city center. Each room is single occupancy with shared bathroom and kitchen facilities. Housing includes:

• Partial meal plan - £125 worth of meals at the college dining hall per term. This is not sufficient for a terms worth of meals but students can refill their college meal card.
• Bedding supplied and laundered regularly
• Vacation accommodation for all year and spring students

Welfare

Additional to the support that Arcadia provides students will benefit from a long-established Visiting Student Team who are on hand for any academic or personal concerns. A dedicated Welfare team are also available, including the Dean of Welfare, the College Nurse and trained students to support fellow students.

Application Deadlines

Please note the early application deadline for all Oxford colleges. There is one application cycle for academic year, fall and spring and you should submit by January 21st for the following academic year.

Fees

At St Anne’s some subjects carry a supplemental fee, please ask your Program Manager for further details. For the standard fee, please see the fees page.