What our students say:
Devika (MPhil Modern South Asian Studies, 2019) is currently Vice President Graduates at Oxford Students' Union.
Prospective Students
Prospective Students
In this section, find out why you should make St Antony's your base for graduate study in Oxford and how to apply to join us.
St Antony’s will always be very close to my heart because of the community it gave me. The same community helped me win the elections and allowed me to work extensively on diversity and inclusion in Higher Education. A lot of my experience from Antony’s has helped me in University level committees like the Race Equality Task Force and Council.
Matthew Adeiza studied for an MSc in African Studies at St Antony's College in 2011/12 after completing his first degree in Nigeria. He was was one of the College's inaugural Eni Scholars, receiving full funding for his fees and living costs. Here's what he has to say about his time at St Antony's:
The year was particularly productive for me as not only did I gain academic knowledge but I also engaged with members of the College at various forums. Being a part of the College's multicultural community was an experience to treasure for a lifetime! St Antony's is by far the friendliest and warmest College among the ones that I have visited. It really makes being at this college worthwhile.
Zaha Kheir started the DPhil Politics in 2014/15, researching comparative democratic politics in the Middle East. She came over from her native Germany to see the College after being offered a place at St Antony's in 2014.
When I visited, I felt incredibly welcome! A friendly member of staff showed me around the common room, the dining hall, the library, the grounds and the emerging Zaha Hadid building. It was the perfect study environment; familiar, quiet and professional. I am very much looking forward to my experience studying at the College. The welcoming experience reaffirmed that I made the right decision to come here. Thanks for all your hard work. I'm glad I chose St Antony's!