St Edmund Hall, University of Oxford

St Edmund Hall, University of Oxford Friendly, vibrant college of Oxford University with a great sense of community - made up of undergraduates and postgraduates. Usually known as Teddy Hall.

St Edmund Hall is a college of the University of Oxford - with undergraduate, postgraduate and visiting students, studying a wide range of subjects.

We're looking for our next Conference and Events Manager! 📣 ✅ The Conference & Events Manager will play a key and highly...
01/09/2026

We're looking for our next Conference and Events Manager! 📣

✅ The Conference & Events Manager will play a key and highly visible role within the College, overseeing the day-to-day operation of the Conference and Events Office and acting as the principal point of contact for College dining and events.

✅ The role also has a strong commercial development focus, with responsibility for identifying new business opportunities, developing relationships with new and existing clients, maximising the use of College facilities and contributing to increased commercial income.

If you have significant experience of managing conferences, events, hospitality or commercial operations then we want to hear from you!

Find out more and apply at: www.seh.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/conference-and-events-manager

01/09/2026

With the Bayeux tapestry on loan at the British Museum, St Edmund Hall's College Lecturer in History, Dr Emily A. Winkler, sat down with the Bodleian Libraries to talk about the representation of hands in one of the most important medieval artefacts.

There is plenty for our Aularians to get involved in next month with SIX alumni events taking place! ✨Open to all alumni...
20/08/2026

There is plenty for our Aularians to get involved in next month with SIX alumni events taking place! ✨

Open to all alumni, we have casual drink get togethers taking place in Pasadena (3 Sep), Madrid (17 Sep) and at the College (18 Sep) as well as formal anniversary events for our 1998-2001 and 1966 Matriculands with even more events taking place in London and internationally in October.

Find out how to get involved and see all our upcoming events on our website: www.seh.ox.ac.uk/events/alumni

You did it! 🎉 Congratulations to all our offer holders receiving their A-Level results today! You should be incredibly p...
13/08/2026

You did it! 🎉 Congratulations to all our offer holders receiving their A-Level results today!

You should be incredibly proud of your achievement and of all the hard work that got you here.

Your Hall journey starts in October, and we hope your time with the College will be inspiring, supportive and unforgettable.

04/08/2026

“There’s nowhere else quite like Teddy Hall.”

Congratulations to everyone who graduated over the past week! Hear from some of our new Teddy Hall graduates about how they’re feeling about graduation day.

We look forward to welcoming you all back to the Hall as you now officially join the Alumni community!

Discover more about what it means to be part of the Hall’s alumni community: www.seh.ox.ac.uk/alumni

Teddy Hall student Victoria Bao Wang (2025, MSc Nature, Society and Environmental Governance) and Annabelle Higgins from...
27/07/2026

Teddy Hall student Victoria Bao Wang (2025, MSc Nature, Society and Environmental Governance) and Annabelle Higgins from Hertford College are set to take their improv show, ‘Much Ado About Climate,’ to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year!

Drawing on Shakespeare's archetypes and the expertise of leading Oxford scholars, the show guides audiences through a lively discussion of the key conversations surrounding climate change and literature.

After premiering at the Schwarzman theatre in June, Victoria shares her thoughts on how the show came together and what made this production so special.
We are incredibly proud of Victoria and her fellow Oxford students as they follow in the footsteps of many talented actors and performers from Teddy Hall.
Read more: www.seh.ox.ac.uk/news/students-set-to-take-much-ado-about-climate-to-edinburgh-fringe

St Edmund Hall is looking for an Apprentice Chef to join our friendly and professional kitchen team.You’ll gain hands-on...
21/07/2026

St Edmund Hall is looking for an Apprentice Chef to join our friendly and professional kitchen team.

You’ll gain hands-on experience across a range of kitchen sections, help prepare quality meals for students, staff and guests, and work on everything from formal dinners to conferences and weddings.

Earn while you learn - the successful candidate will work towards a Commis Chef Level 2 Hospitality & Catering Apprenticeship, while receiving on-the-job training and mentoring.

If you're passionate about food, eager to learn, and enjoy working as part of a supportive team, we'd love to hear from you.

Find out more and apply today: www.seh.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/apprentice-chef-3

It’s Open Day! Join us at St Edmund Hall, just off Queen’s Lane, from 9.30am to 4.30pm. Meet our tutors, get your questi...
01/07/2026

It’s Open Day! Join us at St Edmund Hall, just off Queen’s Lane, from 9.30am to 4.30pm. Meet our tutors, get your questions answered, and discover a historic Oxford college with roots stretching back to the 13th century.

Find out more: www.seh.ox.ac.uk/study/visit/undergraduate/open-days

Congratulations to Isabel Black (2023, DPhil DTP in Environmental Research), pictured left, who is the Ex Aula Prizewinn...
30/06/2026

Congratulations to Isabel Black (2023, DPhil DTP in Environmental Research), pictured left, who is the Ex Aula Prizewinner 2026 for her article on ‘Protecting the unseen: conserving sharks and rays in remote, data-deficient coastal areas’. Organised by St Edmund Hall’s Middle Common Room (MCR), the Ex Aula Prize is awarded annually for the best presentation of a research topic to a non-specialist audience.

Reflecting on the award, Isabel shares: “This piece is about my research in sharks and rays, but most importantly, I wanted to highlight the value of collaborative, locally led projects. Not only because evidence has shown that this approach leads to more effective conservation outcomes, but because building local capacity matters too. Giving people stewardship over the protection of their own natural environment should always be a joint primary goal. I care deeply about this work, for both the animals and the people involved, and it is amazing to have been recognised by this award.”

This year’s runners-up are Kieran Storer (2024, DPhil Biology) for ‘Can you smell a sick tree?’, Nayantara Arora (2024, DPhil Clinical Medicine) for 'Measuring the Invisible: Health and Social Inequality in sub-Saharan Africa' and Manjistha Datta (2024, DPhil Psychiatry) for ‘After Adversity: How Identity Shapes the Way We Heal’. Their articles, alongside Isabel’s winning piece, demonstrate the breadth, quality and impact of postgraduate research across the Hall’s academic community.

Find out more: www.seh.ox.ac.uk/news/ex-aula-prize-2026-winner-announced

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