North · Founded 1990
Kellogg College
One of Oxford's largest and most international graduate colleges, strongly identified with lifelong learning and part-time study; of interest more for its ethos and leafy North Oxford setting than for tourist monuments.
Official site ↗Founded 1990. Founded in 1990 (originally as Rewley House) and renamed in 1994 in honour of Will Keith Kellogg and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, a major benefactor.
Occupies a cluster of restored Victorian villas in the Norham Manor conservation area, complemented by modern college buildings including the Hub and eco-conscious additions. The setting is residential North Oxford rather than a historic walled quad.
Don’t miss
- Victorian villa buildings
- college gardens
- the Hub common space
- focus on continuing education and mature students
Notable names
Named for cereal magnate and philanthropist W.K. Kellogg · hub for Oxford's Department for Continuing Education
Visiting
A working graduate college that is not a conventional tourist site; casual public access is limited and should be confirmed in advance.
Opening hours, admission and current access change often — check the official site before you go.