Wycliffe Hall

Wycliffe Hall is a centre for evangelical Christian life and study within the University of Oxford. Its tutors and alumni have a strong record of research and publication in a wide range of aspects of Theology.

Many of Wycliffe’s students are training for Christian ministry (especially within the Anglican Church), normally involving the study of first degrees or diplomas in theology. However, for those who already have degrees in theology, it is possible to combine training for Christian ministry with graduate study. Others come to Wycliffe purely to work towards postgraduate research degrees. Wycliffe Hall places a strong emphasis on Christian community and commitment, and graduate students are encouraged to play an active part in that community, as far as the nature of their course allows.

All applicants are welcome to contact Wycliffe Hall before applying to discuss what the Hall can offer them; alternatively, the Hall will contact applicants after a University place has been offered.

Facilities for students with disabilities

Wycliffe Hall welcomes applications from students with disabilities and makes reasonable adjustments to facilitate their access to its courses. Some buildings are wheelchair accessible.

Library resources

• Excellent theological library.
  

Computing resources

• New Graduate Study Room with facilities for private study.
  
• Wireless internet access throughout all main buildings.
  
• Internet connections are in all study areas and student bedrooms.
• Computer suite.
  

Art, music, drama and sport

• Students take part in leading music for daily chapel services.
  
• Wycliffe Hall runs a football team which plays in the University league and students form various other ad hoc sporting teams.
• Wycliffe Hall does not have its own sports grounds, but the Hall is adjacent to the University Parks.

• The Hall has very limited accommodation and normally graduate students will need to find their own housing. Wycliffe Hall will seek to assist students to find appropriate housing.
• Church of England ministerial students who are single will be allocated either a term-time or all-year room.
• 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 meals package (for those living in college) or lunchtime-only package (for those living out of College).
• Graduate students will be allocated a study desk in the graduate studies area.

The Hall does not offer any individual scholarships or bursaries. Some limited hardship grants are available to students who face financial hardship after commencing their studies.

For more information, please see the Oxford Funding Search

• The Common Room Committee represent the student body to the faculty, organise social events, and co-ordinate the running of the common room; a student-only space equipped with a kitchen, television, newspapers and a pool table.
• Many Wycliffe students are married and have families. Spouses and children are welcome for meals in College and at events.