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With more than 800 bright and curious students, Keble is one of the biggest colleges at the University of Oxford. We’ve been around since 1870, and have been challenging the way things are done at Oxford since the beginning.
Keble College (/ ˈ k iː b əl /) is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford in England. Its main buildings are on Parks Road, opposite the University Museum and the University Parks. The college is bordered to the north by Keble Road, to the south by Museum Road, and to the west by Blackhall Road.
Keble College has come a long way since its opening in 1870. The first Oxford College of the modern era, it was founded in memory of John Keble (1792-1866), well known for his best-selling Christian verse and a key member of the so-called ‘Oxford’ movement.
Keble College is situated on the northern edge of Oxford city centre, just off Banbury Road and the northern end of St Giles. It is opposite the University science area and the University Parks. Our graduate quad, The H B Allen Centre, is a 5 minute walk north of the main site.
Keble College was originally established to extend access to Oxford University, and it remains true to that founding vision. We have students from all backgrounds and every corner of the globe.
About the college. Keble’s home for graduate students, the H B Allen Centre, opened in 2018. Located just north of the college's main site on Parks Road, the centre combines graduate accommodation and facilities with space dedicated to research, innovation and start-ups.
Have a look around Oxford University's Keble College with this interactive 360° virtual tour.
Das Keble College ist eines der 39 Colleges der University of Oxford in England. Es liegt an der Parks Road, gegenüber dem University Museum und den Oxford University Parks. Im Norden grenzt der College-Campus an die Keble Road, im Süden an die Museum Road, und Im Westen an Blackhall Road.
1. März 2023 · Keble College opened its doors in 1870 – so is one of the more recent Oxford colleges. Founded by John Keble (an English-Anglican poet/priest), the college’s first purpose was to create an Oxford education available to “gentlemen wishing to live economically”.
Keble College was born against a background of change and in the face of further change at Oxford University. The Oxford University Act of 1854 radically altered the structure of governance, both at University level and at the Collegiate level.
