Kellogg College, University of Oxford

Kellogg College, University of Oxford We are Oxford's most international & interdisciplinary graduate college Kellogg is one of Oxford's largest and most international graduate colleges.

We are a vibrant, lively and supportive intellectual community with a diverse student body, committed to academic excellence, innovation and social relevance. Amongst the most friendly and inclusive of Oxford colleges, you will always be made to feel welcome at Kellogg.

Two weeks to go until Kellogg College's Giving Day 2026.Since 1990, Kellogg has opened Oxford’s doors to students whose ...
27/05/2026

Two weeks to go until Kellogg College's Giving Day 2026.

Since 1990, Kellogg has opened Oxford’s doors to students whose journeys have taken many different paths. Today, our diverse global community continues to shape the future of learning, connection and opportunity.

This Giving Day, your support can help transform the student experience by creating spaces to live, learn and thrive together.

Join us as we build the next chapter of Kellogg: https://givingday.kellogg.ox.ac.uk/coming-soon/

22/05/2026

Meet John (DPhil Autonomous Intelligent Machines and Systems, 2024) 👋

As well as being our MCR Sports Rep and representing the University's Rugby team (OURFC), John’s DPhil takes him into the world of Slocum gliders and submarines.

Congratulations to our recent graduates! 🎓We are incredibly proud of everything they have accomplished and wish them eve...
21/05/2026

Congratulations to our recent graduates! 🎓

We are incredibly proud of everything they have accomplished and wish them every success for the future.✨

18/05/2026

Congratulations to all of our students who graduated last week! 🎓 Here’s to the next chapter! 🌟


At the end of April, Kellogg College held its first Open Conversations event in Seoul, bringing together alumni, academi...
13/05/2026

At the end of April, Kellogg College held its first Open Conversations event in Seoul, bringing together alumni, academics and international leaders for a weekend of discussion, learning and global exchange.

Hosted by former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, one of Kellogg’s Bynum Tudor Fellows, and organised in partnership with the Ban Ki-moon Foundation for a Better Future, the event explored topics including geopolitical change and the ethics of artificial intelligence, while celebrating Kellogg’s commitment to lifelong learning and international collaboration beyond Oxford.

Read more on our website➡️ https://www.kellogg.ox.ac.uk/news/kellogg-beyond-oxford/

We are delighted to announce the recipients of the 2026 Anne McLaren Award for Excellence: Niamh Tooher and Riddhi Panja...
12/05/2026

We are delighted to announce the recipients of the 2026 Anne McLaren Award for Excellence: Niamh Tooher and Riddhi Panja.

The award recognises outstanding Kellogg students whose research is tackling urgent global challenges, from biodiversity and climate resilience to gender-based violence and mental health. Named in honour of Dame Anne McLaren, the award celebrates academic excellence and supports the next generation of researchers making a meaningful impact through their work.

Congratulations to Niamh and Riddhi on this well-deserved recognition. 👏

Read the full news article ➡️ https://www.kellogg.ox.ac.uk/news/two-students-awarded-kellogg-funding-to-advance-impactful-research/

Earlier this week, we hosted a wet-felting crafting session, giving our Kellogg community a chance to step away from bus...
08/05/2026

Earlier this week, we hosted a wet-felting crafting session, giving our Kellogg community a chance to step away from busy schedules and studying for an afternoon of creativity and mindfulness. 🎨🖼️

It was a wonderful reminder of the importance of taking time to refocus, unwind and try something new. And just look at these beautiful finished pieces! ✨

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the first event in our new Kellogg Conversations series exploring sustain...
07/05/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the first event in our new Kellogg Conversations series exploring sustainability, resilience and the lessons we can learn from nature and our shared past.

We were delighted to welcome such a strong turnout for this fascinating discussion, which brought together diverse perspectives from environmental science, biodiversity, archaeology, heritage and the natural world.

Our sincere thanks to our Chair, Dr Gavin Svenson, and to our panel of speakers:

🌎Dr Joanna Bagniewska
🌏Professor Nathalie Seddon
🌏Dr Hannah Fluck
🌏Ben Bolgar

25/04/2026

To mark , Dr Joanna Bagniewska, Kellogg Fellow, shares a favourite penguin scientific paper. Proof that nature is full of surprises 🐧

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