St Hilda's College

University of Oxford

New graduates relaxing in the College grounds
Working in the Kathleen Major Library
Students at St Hilda's take part in a wide range of social and sporting activities.
St Hilda's has welcoming common rooms for undergraduates and graduates.
The Common Room is the perfect place to relax.
St Hilda's has beautiful gardens in the heart of Oxford.
Relaxing in the Common Room
Magdalen Tower, seen beyond Christ Church Meadows through a window in the Library
Students in autumn
The College houses one of Oxford's leading arts venues, The Jacqueline du Pré Music Building
The College library is an attractive workspace and a well-stocked resource.
St Hilda's students outside Hall building
The College shield features "two unicorns' heads" in honour of its founder, Dorothea Beale.
Map of the site of St Hilda's, before the College
Situated on the river Cherwell, the College launches its punts from within its own grounds.

St Hilda’s is one of the constituent colleges of Oxford University, spectacularly set in four acres of gardens on the banks of the Cherwell at Magdalen Bridge. The College, which enjoys registered charitable status, is an independent and self-governing body with a senior academic staff of about 100 Fellows, Lecturers and Research Fellows. The College currently has about 400 undergraduates, and 180 graduates.