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Mansfield College is special. Founded in the nineteenth century to allow Dissenters to study at Oxford University, we were also one of the first ‘men’s’ colleges in Oxford to admit women to study for degrees. That spirit of openness and inclusion continues today: Mansfield is a place of active scholarship and inquiry, where people learn ...
About the college. Mansfield College offers an informal, stimulating environment in which tutors and students work together to achieve academic excellence and sustain a supportive as well as lively community. In any one year there are around 195 graduates in the Middle Common Room (MCR). To encourage good relations between the Senior and Middle ...
You can apply for an undergraduate course at Oxford between 5 September and 15 October 2024 for entry in 2025 or deferred entry in 2026. Applicants must complete a UCAS application before 6pm UK time on 15 October. You should ensure that you allow your school or college plenty of time to complete the reference section before the deadline.
Welcome to Mansfield. Mansfield College has a long-established Visiting Student Programme with a high academic reputation. It offers students both full membership of the College and an official status within the University of Oxford. We aim to admit around 40 VSP students per year, from universities around the world – including Ivy League ...
Our timeline. In 1838 Mansfield was founded as a theology college, Spring Hill College, in Birmingham. In 1887 we moved to our current home in Oxford. From 1913 we accepted women for ordination. In 1955 we joined Oxford University as a Permanent Private Hall. From 1979 we welcomed mixed cohorts.
Mansfield is a great place to experience everything university and Oxford has to offer, and with our new college cat Roger Bacon having just arrived*, there never has been a better time to be a part of the college. (*Roger Bacon the cat sadly died on 01/01/16, RIP Roger) Entertainment
The four Mansfield libraries The Library aims to provide the books undergraduates need for their tutorial work, complementing the diverse range of resources available elsewhere in Oxford. The College’s Main Library is a wonderful wood-panelled room which contains core texts for most courses, while there are separate libraries devoted to Law, PPE and Theology.
