Wycliffe Hall is an evangelical theological college set within the University of Oxford. The Hall aims to equip students through excellent academic teaching, practical ministry experience, and living as part of a vibrant and supportive Christian community. Wycliffe students and tutors consistently gain the highest academic awards within the University and our alumni have experienced some fantastic success as theologians, apologists and church leaders.

The Hall offers a number of excellent postgraduate qualifications - both taught and research focused. Prospective students are encourage to contact the Hall first before formally applying to discuss which course would be most appropriate for them. It is also important to note that Wycliffe places a strong emphasis on Christian community and commitment, and graduate students are encouraged to play an active part in the life and community of the Hall, as far as the nature of their course allows.

Wycliffe is committed to helping graduate students secure accommodation. The Hall has some accommodation onsite for graduates and the Central University also has bespoke graduate accommodation available. Students are of course also welcome to find their own accommodation outside of the campus.

Church of England ministerial students who are single will be allocated either a term-time or all-year room in college, and Church of England ministerial students with families will be helped to find appropriate housing.

The Wycliffe dining hall serves three meals a day during term time. All students may purchase a full meal package (for those living in college) or the lunchtime package (for those living out of College). 

Graduate students will be allocated a separate study desk in the graduate studies area.

The Hall currently does not offer any individual scholarships or bursaries for graduate students. There is some support available for students from East Africa and the Indian sub-continent and limited hardship grants are available to students who face financial hardship after commencing their studies.

For more information, please see the Oxford Funding Search

Wycliffe Hall has a well resourced theological library and actively acquires the latest theological books, articles and publications.

There is a Graduate Study Room with facilities for private study. Wifi access is available throughout all main buildings and network connections are provided in all study areas and student bedrooms, in addition to the Hall's well-equipped computer suite.

Students regularly take part in leading music for daily chapel services.

Wycliffe Hall runs football and cricket teams which play in the University league. The Hall also has a strong sporting partnership with The Queens College where rowing, rugby, hockey, la cross and many more sporting activities are available.

The Hall is adjacent to the University Parks, and many students take full advantage of the beautiful surroundings for walks, runs and informal sporting activities.

Students and Staff also collaborate each year to put on the "Wycliffe Review". The Review is different every year but includes a variety music, drama and comedic items. 

Wycliffe has graduate study rooms with facilities for private study and a kitchenette.

Spouses and children are very welcome for meals in College and at community events - the Hall has a small playground and crèche for students who have families.

Wycliffe Hall welcomes applications from students with disabilities. Some buildings are wheelchair accessible and the Hall is committed to making reasonable adjustments to facilitate students with disabilities.

Wycliffe's Common Room is a student-only space equipped with a kitchen, television, newspapers, a pool table and plenty of comfortable furniture for socialising.