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What's Queen's like? Accommodation and meals; Library and your studies; Accessibility, health, and welfare; Choir and Chapel; Extra-curricular activities; Discover Queen’s; Alternative Prospectus
Our Alternative Prospectus is written by current students, giving you a unique insight into undergraduate life at Queen’s. Read it on Yumpu or download a copy below. download alternative prospectus.
This page is updated regularly as it relates to undergraduate applications for 2025 entry. If you are a prospective applicant, you will find many of the answers to your admissions enquiries on the Applying to Oxford page of the University website.
The Queen’s College is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford. It was founded in 1341. The College is a registered charity (no. 1142553).
Queen’s is a fully catered College, which means that most students come to our meals on a regular basis, turning them into very social occasions! Hall meals are subsidised by the College, offered at cost, and provide healthy and varied menus, including vegetarian and vegan options.
The Queen’s College is an equal opportunities employer, and has an equality policy and equality action plan. The College is also an accredited Living Wage employer and we pay the Oxford Living Wage. We embrace diversity and equal opportunity.
Welcome to the student section of the College website. Here you’ll find forms, resources, and links to help you during your time at Queen’s. Please write to news@queens.ox.ac.uk if you can’t find what you’re looking for.
“Hall of the Queen’s Scholars at Oxford” was founded in 1341 by Robert de Eglesfield, a chaplain in the household of Queen Philippa, who named it in her honour. He envisaged an establishment of fellows, chaplains, ‘poor boys’ and various officials and servants, headed by a Provost.
Queen’s has a particular strength in the English and Modern Languages joint school, usually admitting one of the largest cohorts for the subject in the University. The course divides roughly half and half between the English curriculum and that of the chosen modern language.
Find out more about the subjects we offer. Who will be teaching you, how do you apply, and what are the course requirements?
