Kellogg College

Kellogg College is a graduate college which welcomes students of all ages wishing to study at degree level in either a traditional mode or one more flexible.

It is the University’s leading college for students reading for degrees on a part-time basis and prides itself in the expertise it has developed since its inception to facilitate and enhance the collegiate experience of these students.

The College now also has a strong body of full-time students based at a four acre site on the Banbury Road. The unique mix of student body affords full-time students the rare opportunity to study in a lively university atmosphere, and also to benefit from the experience of the College’s mature students who, alongside their academic studies, work in various professions in a range of sectors.

Facilities for Students with Disabilities

• Main College buildings are wheelchair accessible
• Specially adapted student accommodation available (from November 2011)
• Once a student has been accepted, the College will endeavour to accommodate specific requirements
  

Library Resources

• College Library Resource Centre, Banbury Road
• Regular series of seminars run by the College's research centres and Fellows
  

Computing Resources

• Network connections available in all study bedrooms
• Student computer workroom with full internet access
• Wi-fi access available in student common room, meeting rooms and resource centre

Art, Music, Drama and Sport

• Although the College does not have its own sporting facilities many of its students belong to University clubs and teams
• The College has had a number of rugby and rowing Blues, and has an affiliation with the Christ Church Boat Club which offers rowing at all levels
• College societies and activities include drama, films, yoga, gardening and sustainability
• College punt for hire
  

Other Facilities

• College events organised around part-time study and work/family commitments
• A single integrated Common Room providing an opportunity for all students (part-time and full-time) and Fellows to mix freely at College events
• Sensitivity to the particular need of non-residential students to remain in touch with the life of the College and University (via email and website; forwarding of post)

Accommodation at Kellogg

• Accommodation is available for 40 full-time students on the college site
• Tenancies run from mid-September to the end of the following July; rents cover all utilities and basic cleaning on a weekly basis; self-catering facilities provided
• Accommodation for occasional overnight stays by part-time students is available on site and at the Rewley House Residential Centre in Wellington Square

Meals and Catering at Kellogg

• Lunch is available in College during term and vacation, except for short periods at Christmas, Easter, and a few weeks in August
• Informal evening meals are available on Mondays and Fridays
• Termly calendar of College Night and Guest Night dinners with a dining allowance for students
• Guests always welcomed at College events
• Lively social programme for the whole College community including special dinners at Christmas and for Foundation Day, a ceilidh, jazz evening, regular wine tastings, summer garden party and bops organised by the MCR

• Studentships, in association with the Clarendon Fund, for both full-time and part-time students
• Scholarships in various subjects
  
• Academic bursaries available for part-time DPhil students
• Research grants available for all students
• Funds to support students who are placed in unforeseen financial hardship
  
• Harris Prize

For more information, please see the Oxford Funding Search.

The College has a strong active MCR made up of full-time and part-time students. The MCR meets and greets new and returning students throughout the year; keeps students apprised of the dates of MCR meetings, events and issues relevant to students, and runs the College bar.

Members sit on College committees, including the Governing Body, and an MCR officer liaises with OUSU (Oxford University Student Union) on behalf of the student body.