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Welcome to St Catherine's - Oxford's youngest mixed (undergraduate and graduate) college - and one of its largest and most diverse communities. Though the 1962 opening of the College represented an important moment in our distinguished history, our roots stretch back to the 1860s. St Catherine's - or Catz as it is affectionately known - is known for its spirit of openness, friendliness and dynamism, and the satisfaction of intellectual curiosity. Despite advancing within Oxford University's ancient tradition, our atmosphere is a distinctly modern one. Our striking modernist College buildings and our beautiful grounds, designed by Danish architect Arne Jacobsen, aid our distinctiveness.

A glimpse into research at Catz 🔎Our new undergraduates got a taste of the research happening across the college this mo...
06/10/2026

A glimpse into research at Catz 🔎

Our new undergraduates got a taste of the research happening across the college this morning at our Undergraduate Research Showcase.

Part of our Freshers’ Week programme, the event brought together students, Fellows and lecturers sharing recent projects, publications and research from across a wide range of subjects.

Fresher’s Week has officially begun! 😊 A huge welcome to all our new freshers who arrived at Catz yesterday, we’re so ex...
05/10/2026

Fresher’s Week has officially begun! 😊
 
A huge welcome to all our new freshers who arrived at Catz yesterday, we’re so excited to have you here! 🐈‍⬛

Make the most of your first week, get involved, meet new people and, most importantly, have fun! 🤩
 
P.S. Don’t miss tonight’s activities: 🍕 Pizza in the JCR at 7pm, followed by a Quiz at 9pm! 🧠
 
We hope to see you there! ❤️
 
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John Goodenough Lecture 2026 St Catherine’s College, in collaboration with the ZERO Institute and the Oxford Department ...
02/10/2026

John Goodenough Lecture 2026
 
St Catherine’s College, in collaboration with the ZERO Institute and the Oxford Department of Chemistry, is pleased to announce Professor Michael Grätzel as the speaker for the second annual John Goodenough Lecture, celebrating discovery and innovation in science and engineering.
 
New Frontiers in Solar Technology: From Molecular Photovoltaics to Perovskites and Beyond
 
📅 2 December 2026
🕟 4:30pm
📍 St Catherine’s College, Oxford
 
Professor Grätzel will explore the development of pioneering photovoltaic technologies, from dye-sensitised solar cells — inspired by the principles of photosynthesis — to the emergence of perovskite solar cells, a promising area of next-generation photovoltaic research.
 
The lecture will trace the evolution of these technologies and consider their potential to transform the future of solar energy.
 
Registration is now open. As last year’s lecture was highly popular, in-person attendance may be limited. We therefore encourage those interested to register early.
 
🔗 Further details and registration are available via the link in our bio.
 
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🏛️ Last Chance To Book: Catz London Law Drinks 2026 On Thursday, 8th October, we’re returning to One Great George Street...
28/09/2026

🏛️ Last Chance To Book: Catz London Law Drinks 2026
 
On Thursday, 8th October, we’re returning to One Great George Street for another memorable evening with the Catz legal community.
 
We’d love to see you there. The annual event is open to anyone who read Law or Jurisprudence at Catz, as well as alumni working in the legal profession. It’s a chance to catch up with fellow Catz lawyers, meet current students from the Catz Law Society, and hear from Professors Andrew Dickinson (Fellow in Law and Senior Tutor) and Tom Adams (Fellow in Law).
 
We’ll also be taking the opportunity to thank, in person, those who have supported the Derek Davies Appeal, helping to secure the future of Law at Catz.
 
👉 Last chance to book, follow the link in our Bio
 
🎟️ Tickets: £35
📍 One Great George Street, London SW1P 3AA
📧 Interested in this or other events? Please get in touch by emailing the Development Office

Our September Open Day last Friday was a great opportunity to welcome prospective students and their families, explore t...
25/09/2026

Our September Open Day last Friday was a great opportunity to welcome prospective students and their families, explore the College, meet our students and tutors, and discover what life at Catz is really like. 🎓
 
We hope you enjoyed chatting to our wonderful and helpful student ambassadors, who were on hand throughout the day to share their experiences and answer your questions! ❤️
 
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us, and to all our students and staff who helped make the day happen! 👏
 
If you’re considering applying for 2027 entry, now is the time to get your application ready. The deadline for Oxford applications is 6pm (UK time) on 15 October 2026. 📚
 
Could we see you at Catz next year? 👀
 

We’re so proud to celebrate Catz alumna Eleanor Mortimer, who graduated from Catz in 2011 with a degree in French and Sp...
10/09/2026

We’re so proud to celebrate Catz alumna Eleanor Mortimer, who graduated from Catz in 2011 with a degree in French and Spanish and has since gone on to become an award-winning documentary filmmaker.

Her latest film, How Deep Is Your Love, takes audiences into the extraordinary world of the deep sea, following marine biologists as they explore one of the most remote environments on Earth and the growing threat of deep-sea mining 🌊

The film itself was awarded the Prix Buffon at Pariscience 2025, adding to Eleanor’s impressive filmmaking career.

How Deep Is Your Love will be released in UK cinemas this October, with a special preview screening at Oxford’s Ultimate Picture Palace on 15 September 🎥

A huge congratulations to Eleanor on this fantastic achievement! 👏



Link to website: https://howdeepisyourlovedoc.com/

Link to trailer: https://vimeo.com/1206988481?fl=pl&fe=cm

Join us on 18 September for our College Open Day and discover what makes St Catherine’s such a welcoming, vibrant and do...
08/09/2026

Join us on 18 September for our College Open Day and discover what makes St Catherine’s such a welcoming, vibrant and down-to-earth Oxford college.
 
✨ Meet current students and hear about their experiences
🏛️ Explore the College on a guided or self-guided tour
📚 Meet tutors from a range of subjects and ask questions about studying at Oxford
💬 Find out more about student life, accommodation, welfare, clubs and societies
🎓 Hear more about the Oxford application and admissions process
☕ And, of course, ask all those questions you’ve been wondering about!
 
Whether you’re just starting to explore your options or already considering applying to Oxford, our Open Day is a chance to get a real feel for life at Catz.
 
📍 St Catherine’s College, Manor Road, Oxford
📅 18 September 2026
🕘 College drop-ins and tours from 9am
 

From St Catz student to discovering a new species! 🪸 Almost 50 years after first encountering a tiny red seaweed off the...
06/09/2026

From St Catz student to discovering a new species! 🪸

Almost 50 years after first encountering a tiny red seaweed off the coast of Cornwall, St Catherine’s alumna Professor Christine Maggs has finally solved the mystery of its identity.

Christine studied Botany at St Catz, graduating in 1978, and went on to become a distinguished marine botanist. Her decades-long search has led to the formal identification of Ceramium ruenessianum — a previously undescribed species of seaweed. 🌿

“It’s always very exciting to find a new species of seaweed (the thrill of the chase!)…”

🔗 Read the full story via the link below and discover how Christine’s journey began at Catz nearly 50 years ago.

https://www.stcatz.ox.ac.uk/alumni-voices-on-the-track-of-unknown-seaweeds-professor-christine-maggs/

From St Catz student to discovering a new species! 🪸 Almost 50 years after first encountering a tiny red seaweed off the...
06/09/2026

From St Catz student to discovering a new species! 🪸
 
Almost 50 years after first encountering a tiny red seaweed off the coast of Cornwall, St Catherine’s alumna Professor Christine Maggs has finally solved the mystery of its identity.
 
Christine studied Botany at St Catz, graduating in 1978, and went on to become a distinguished marine botanist. Her decades-long search has led to the formal identification of Ceramium ruenessianum - a previously undescribed species of seaweed. 🌿
 
“It’s always very exciting to find a new species of seaweed (the thrill of the chase!)…”
 
🔗 Read the full story via the link in our bio, and discover how Christine’s journey began at Catz nearly 50 years ago!
 
 

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