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The College was founded in 1571 by Queen Elizabeth 1, at the request of a Welsh lawyer and clergyman called Hugh Price, and our beautiful Dining Hall, Chapel, and Principal’s Lodgings are still used for their original purposes today. The historic Fellows’ Library houses our collection of early printed books, and our stunning quadrangles ...
Master's welcome. Welcome to Jesus College; a seat of learning for over 500 years. We are a diverse community made up of undergraduates, postgraduates, Fellows and staff, from many different backgrounds and from across the world. Over 1,000 people live and work in our beautiful site in the heart of Cambridge.
Welcome to the Jesus College MCR. The Middle Common Room (MCR) is the community of graduate students at Jesus College, Oxford. We have a membership of over 300 graduate students representing a diverse range of cultures and backgrounds. Our members study a wide variety of disciplines including English, Law, Economics, Education, Physics ...
Postgraduate. Jesus College has all the benefits of being large, historical and prestigious college, whilst also retaining fantastic welfare: the staff and other students all care about each other, and will be there to cheer you on when you are thriving, but also there to support you if you need any help. I chose Jesus due to several reasons ...
Find and reconnect with fellow alumni, see what they have been up to and stay in touch. Introduce, employ and offer to act as a mentor to our current students and young alumni. Grow your professional network by getting introduced to people you should know. Connect: Give back: Expand:
The official YouTube channel for Jesus College, a college of the University of Oxford.
Jesus College’s lively graduate community makes up over 40% of the student body. The college is committed to offering its graduates the best possible support for their studies, through very generous research and book allowances, high-quality accommodation and other facilities. Every graduate has a College Advisor, usually a fellow of the ...
