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Undergraduate Study
As an undergraduate at St Edmund Hall, you will live in the heart of Oxford and be part of a lively academic and social community. Find out which subjects you can study at this College, learn about the tutors who would teach you and their specialist interests, and hear from current students about their experiences.
Postgraduate Study
With around 300 postgraduate students, from over 70 different countries and studying a huge range of different disciplines, St Edmund Hall is a great place to pursue graduate studies. The College offers a supportive postgraduate community, based around the cosy common room, and a wide choice of social, academic, sporting and cultural activities.
Visiting Students
Apply to join us as a Visiting Student for the opportunity to experience life at Oxford University and study alongside our undergraduates for up to a year.
New Norham St Edmund video
Discover our once-in-a-generation development of 127 study student bedrooms and communal facilities at Norham Gardens, North Oxford.
This new sustainable accommodation will house undergraduates and postgraduates. Opening in the Autumn 2026.
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Why Teddy Hall?
Why choose our college?
Teddy Hall is a friendly and inclusive college located in the heart of Oxford.
Tour of Teddy Hall
Follow undergraduates Ellis and Verity around St Edmund Hall, affectionately known as Teddy Hall, for a first-hand glimpse of what makes Teddy Hall a brilliant place to live and study!
Our Community
We are proud to be an international community that both welcomes and celebrates diversity. St Edmund Hall aims to be a place where each and every student feels confident and is respected, as this enhances the social and academic experience of everyone here.
Careers Support
Teddy Hall is running a series of Career Events for students this academic year 2023-24.
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St Edmund Hall Blog
Read our latest blog post: Hall Librarian James Howarth continues the story of a recently discovered 17th-century letter sent by Principal John Mill to the Bishop of Carlisle. Here he turns his attention to its connection to the early career of one of the Hall’s most distinguished alumni.
“I have receiv’d by the hands of mr Fleming”: Thomas Smith, the Fleming Family and St Edmund Hall
22 May 2024
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Sustainability at St Edmund Hall
The Hall is committed to being recognised as one of the greenest and most environmentally sustainable colleges in Oxford.
Spirit of the Hall Podcast
The St Edmund Hall Association hosts “Spirit of the Hall”, a podcast series brought to you by Aularians. They interview fascinating alumni, fellows, students and staff about how Teddy Hall’s unique spirit shaped their insights and experiences in politics, academia, business, entertainment, technology and more.
Remember to subscribe to hear future podcasts!
10 Year Strategy
Our aim is to become a greener, more diverse and accessible home for world leading research and teaching.