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Located at the centre of historic Oxford, St Peter’s was founded in 1929 with a mission to make the best Oxford education available to students of the greatest potential, irrespective of means or background.
St Peter's College is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford. Located on New Inn Hall Street, Oxford, United Kingdom, it occupies the site of two of the university's medieval halls dating back to at least the 14th century.
About the college. Located in the heart of Oxford, St Peter’s is known for its friendliness, informality, excellent relations between students and tutors and strong commitment to diversity and inclusion and student support. All freshers live in college in single study bedrooms.
St Peter's is an intimate and inclusive college fizzing with creativity and curiosity. We offer more than 30 undergraduate Oxford courses and provide the teaching, facilities and atmosphere to help everyone fulfil their potential.
The college is an inclusive, tolerant and open academic community which values the considerable contribution made by its graduates. Graduate students are admitted from a wide variety of backgrounds and many different countries.
St Peter's is proud to offer one of the broadest ranges of subjects for study within Oxford University. Explore more than 30 undergraduate courses.
History. St Peter’s was founded by Bishop Francis James Chavasse (1846-1928), and his son Christopher Maude Chavasse (1884-1962), our first Master (1929-1939). The original aim was to provide a low-cost Oxford education for promising students of limited means. Bishop Francis James died in 1928.
