Reuben College
Oxford’s newest graduate college is dedicated to fostering interdisciplinary exchange within an inclusive and impact-oriented community.
Students relax on a sunny lawn in front of Reuben College. Credit: Oxford University Images / John Cairns Photography
About the college
Reuben College shares it facilities with the Museum of Natural History and Radcliffe Science Library. College life is built on a rich programme of interdisciplinary activities and a growing variety of social events as the college's student numbers and traditions grow. A number of academic-related activities, and the membership of the college's senior members, are organised by broadly conceived themes: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Environmental Change, Cellular Life, Values and Society, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and Public Engagement with Research, Culture and Heritage. Events are open to all irrespective of discipline. Together, Reuben College members are creating a diverse, engaged and intellectually stimulating community that addresses the big questions of the 21st century, with students supported by college advisors who are world-leading researchers.
The college provides an environment that complements and enhances departmental activities. Members connect with a wide range of people across disciplines, professional career stages and types of expertise. By stimulating intellectual curiosity, facilitating cross-disciplinary knowledge exchange, and placing your academic activities within a wider context, Reuben College is an exciting and supportive environment for both academic and personal growth.
Key facts
College tour
Facilities
Accommodation and meals
Courses
For entry in 2027-28
Location
Reuben College is located in the Oxford Science Area, close to the University Parks, and within easy walking distance of the city centre.
