Our regular open days for prospective students are held in conjunction with the University of Oxford. More
Visit our virtual open day.

From public events such as Shakespeare in the gardens, musical performances at the Holywell Music Room and the Wadham Human Rights Forum, to alumni and student events, there is always something happening at Wadham. More

Check out our opening times below and stroll in Wadham's Front Quad, Chapel and Fellows' Garden. Please call at the Lodge as you enter College to pick up a visitor guide.

Founded in 1610 in the reign of King James I by Somerset landowners, Nicholas and Dorothy Wadham, the College is now one of the largest in Oxford with about 450 undergraduate and 200 graduate students. More

From the fomality of the Front Quad, step through into the Fellows garden with its mature trees and interestingly planted borders. More

Wadham College Chapel is open all day and welcomes all members of College as well as families and friends. More

Actress Rosamund Pike, broadcaster Melvyn Bragg, mathematician Marcus du Sautoy and politician Michael Foot are among Wadham's well-known alumni. More

Wadham Library is open to members of Wadham College 24 hours a day throughout the year, closing only for a few days at Christmas. Our library staff can arrange sessions for researchers wishing to consult our rare book collection. Please email library@wadh.ox.ac.uk, or contact the library by phone on 01865 277914. More

Lord Macdonald of River Glaven became Warden of Wadham College in 2012. As head of College, Ken is responsible for overseeing Wadham’s administration and development. He is a founder member of Matrix Chambers and was Director of Public Prosecutions for England and Wales 2003 - 2008. More

If you’re visiting Oxford during University holidays, where better to B&B than Wadham? All can take advantage of fantastic value, and a great atmosphere, as guests of the College. More

From residential conferences and summer schools to drinks receptions and private dinners, Wadham is the perfect venue for events of all types. More

Get an overview of Wadham's conference facilities from this short video.

Buildings within Wadham College vary in degrees of accessibility to people with physical disabilities.  Some of our buildings date as far back as the seventeenth century and are not presently fully accessible.  However, we will do as much as we can to make reasonable physical adjustments or arrangements to make the College as accessible as possible. 

The extent to which we are presently able to make College fully accessible, depends upon individual requirements, but we do have experience of many students and staff with disabilities living and working within the College.  Please do contact us for more information and to discuss your requirements.

Please follow this link to find detailed information about accessibility for visitors and students.