Regent's Park College

Regent’s Park College is known for its friendly atmosphere and strong sense of community. It has a thriving community of some 200 students – undergraduates, graduates and visiting international students, all of whom have exactly the same relationship to the University as those at any Oxford College.

Although the College character stems from its Christian roots, and it still trains men and women for ordained ministry in Baptist churches, it welcomes students of any or no religious belief.

There are, for those who wish, opportunities to explore and develop a Christian mind about the world and academic learning, especially through the Oxford Centre for Christianity and Culture.

Facilities for Students with Disabilities

Please contact the Bursar.

Library Resources

The College library has an excellent and extensive stock of theology books. Among the other Arts subjects catered for in the library, English and Philosophy are also well represented. Entry to the Library is available 24 hours a day via a code entry mechanism.

The library incorporates the archives of the ‘Angus Library’, containing a unique collection of early documents and books related to Baptist life and history, used mainly by research students.

Computing Resources

Computers are available in the MCR and library.

Art, Music, Drama and Sport

• Football team
• Boat club
• Match-size snooker table
• College members participate in basketball, cricket, tennis, squash, table football, athletics, croquet, basketball, netball, lacrosse, rugby and skiing
• The chapel has a piano which is available when there is not a service
• Drama Society

• Limited accommodation is occasionally available for graduate students, usually those in their second and third years of study
• All student rooms on the main College site have internet and telephone points
• Meals are available Monday to Friday

For information, please see the College website and the Oxford Funding Search.

All graduate and ministerial students at Regent’s Park are members of the Junior Common Room and also have their own Middle Common Room (MCR). They have their own room with coffee, sofas and internet access and organise a range of social events and seminars. Graduates are given desk space in College.

You will receive a warm welcome from the MCR. For further details please contact the MCR President.