St Anne’s, well-known for its friendly and supportive academic environment, has over 300 graduates from many countries; this makes its Middle Common Room, to which all graduates belong, one of the largest and most international in the University. The College is adjacent to the University Parks, the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter and the University Science Area, and is a 5-minute walk from the city centre.

St Anne’s is modern, open and committed to opportunity, and keen to reach out to students from around the world, involving all students in College life. St Anne’s offers a number of generous Graduate Scholarships, Teaching Scholarships, as well as Travel and Research Grants. 

The College has a dynamic research community supported by academics across the disciplines. Graduates are central to this lively, intellectually challenging culture. There are numerous events, academic and social, arranged by the MCR, which attract distinguished speakers and alumnae and bring together graduates and Fellows informally. Regular subject family evenings and discussion group meetings give graduates a forum to present their work to Fellows and other members of the College.

The graduate centre on the well-equipped College site provides study facilities, a common room space, and a number of bedrooms. This complements the graduate accommodation centre off-site in the vibrant area of Summertown, to the north of the College. The Tutor for Graduates oversees the smooth running of graduate matters, working closely with the graduate student community and its committee of elected officers.

The graduate accommodation centre, Robert Saunders House (RSH), is situated in the lively Summertown area of Oxford, and all rooms are networked. Rooms are in small groups, each group having its own bathroom and kitchen. Additional facilities at RSH include a common room with TV/DVD and a study room with a networked computer and laser printer. There is also a laundry.

There are a small number of rooms on the main College site, though unfortunately there are no double rooms or family accommodation in the College's provision.

Meals are provided in the College hall in term time.

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St Anne’s offers generous travel and conference grants, graduate research scholarships and graduate development scholarships, which promote teaching experience.

The College is also committed to a number of linked awards with key departments and faculties.

For more information, please see the Oxford Funding Search.

St Anne’s has one of the largest college libraries in Oxford with some 110,000 volumes and 60 current periodicals.

There are good collections in all subjects, and excellent collections in most. Education, English, Philosophy, Politics and Medicine are among the subjects especially well catered for.

The library is part of OLIS, the University’s online system, and it offers access to many external databases and electronic resources.

The library is open to College members 24/7, both during term and in the vacations.

There is a shared JCR/MCR computer room with printing, scanning and CD-writing facilities, and other terminals are available around the College.

Wifi access is available throughout the College.

Graduate students at St Anne’s participate in numerous sports and other activities, including the musical, literary and artistic side of College life.

St Anne's has Directors of Music and an Art Gallery - the Mary Ogilvie Art Gallery - where students get involved in an annual student art exhibition, as well as being able to view work by professional contemporary artists.

There are four practice rooms for musicians, available to both students reading Music and other enthusiasts, and a College darkroom for photography enthusiasts.

Student can also make use of the St John’s playing field which has three hard tennis courts, three grass courts for use in Trinity term, and pitches for football, rugby and hockey. The boathouse, shared with St Hugh’s and Wadham, is equipped with boats for the College’s rowing Eights.

A purpose-built nursery is available on the main college site.

St Anne’s College is committed to extending accessibility for people with disabilities, through ensuring that disabling barriers are removed and promoting equality. Prospective students are advised to contact the Student Disability Adviser to discuss any requirements.

Some rooms within College accommodation have been modified for use by students with disabilities.

Graduates have as their social base in College a large and attractive Middle Common Room adjacent to other facilities, including the STACS coffee bar. There is also a graduate study centre with numerous workstations.

The graduates elect a committee to run various social events, including parties, special dinners and theatre visits. Graduates are prominent at many events organised by the College, which regularly hosts events especially arranged for them, their guests, and their supervisors. They also produce an annual journal, STAAR (St Anne's Academic Review).

Graduates also benefit from access to a number of internship schemes and a rapidly growing careers network of alumnae and friends of the College.