Postgraduate study in Oxford is done primarily in departments. Mostsupervision of doctoral work is done in your department and thereforedepartments will make the decision on your application. Once you have beenaccepted you will need to choose a college and we encourage you to consider ifCampion Hall suits you. The community you are part of is an important aspectof your Oxford experience. It gives you access to support networks andexperiences which cross subject-disciplinary boundaries. You may live andstudy in Campion Hall or you may live in Oxford and join us for events, mealsand other more social aspects of life.

If you see your intellect as a platform for working towards for the greater good and helping those at the margins of society will find Campion Hall a conducive home for your academic work. Many of our students have continued their life’s work, either in academia or in society, focusing on areas as diverse as refugee studies, linguistics, ecology and much more. Some will return to working in their communities, others will focus on the socially disadvantaged, the young or our common home. Their experience at Campion Hall, their exposure to the thoughtful way we approach change and their development of a practical approach to research and its impact are an important part of their life journey.

We welcome graduate students from all walks of life. We combine the academic excellence of the University of Oxford with Jesuit educational philosophy to provide a unique learning experience that attends to the individual and helps them flourish.  

Our research mission is shaped by our desire to promote and serve humanity. In particular, we are driven by solidarity with the excluded, care for our common home, and awareness of the spiritual dimension of human life. The diverse research work carried out by our students and fellows enriches human knowledge and action, serving to contribute to a more just and compassionate world.