The Queen’s College - University of Oxford Campuses

The Queen's College, located on Oxford's historic High Street, serves as the central academic hub for its students, focusing on delivering personalized tutorials and supervisions across a broad spectrum of University of Oxford undergraduate and graduate programs. Renowned for its strong tutorial system, the campus hosts intimate teaching sessions in quads, libraries, and auditoriums, fostering close interaction between fellows and students in humanities, social sciences, and sciences alike. While departmental lectures occur university-wide, the college emphasizes rigorous academic discourse in its iconic settings like the Front Quad and Shulman Auditorium.

• Humanities: Classics and Joint Schools (including Ancient History, Philosophy, and Modern Languages), English Language and Literature and Joint Schools (History, Classics), History (Ancient and Modern), Modern Languages (French, German, Spanish, etc.), Theology and Religion.
• Social Sciences: Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE), Economics and Management, Law, Human Sciences, Sociology.
• Sciences and Medicine: Mathematics, Computer Science, Engineering Science, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Medicine, Biomedical Sciences.
• Arts: Fine Art, Music.

This diverse offering reflects the college's commitment to excellence across disciplines, with notable strengths in Classics, PPE, and English, supporting around 400 undergraduates and 200 graduates annually.