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Balliol College is a thriving academic community in the heart of Oxford. It exists to advance education at both undergraduate and graduate levels, to facilitate and to encourage scholarship and research at the very highest levels, and to promote excellence in learning, as one of the colleges within the University of Oxford.
Balliol College is a place where people of exceptional potential study with academics who are experts in their field. Social responsibility In this community in the centre of Oxford, Balliol generates ideas and educates people who seek to change the world for the better.
Undergraduate Courses. Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. Biology. Biomedical Sciences. Chemistry. Classical Archaeology and Ancient History. Classics. Classics and Modern Languages. Classics with Asian and Middle Eastern Studies.
Mathematics and Statistics. Medicine. Modern Languages. Modern Languages and Linguistics. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) Physics. Physics and Philosophy. Undergraduate courses BiologyBiomedical SciencesChemistryClassical Archaeology and Ancient HistoryClassicsClassics and Modern LanguagesClassics with.
Balliol College welcomes visitors who wish to tour our buildings and gardens. We are open as often as we can be, but from time to time there are College events that require the College to be closed. As part of admission, you will be able to visit the gardens, Chapel and Hall. We are open from 10. 00 am until 5. 00 pm (or dusk, whichever is sooner).
Balliol has a large, lively, and international graduate community. We are pleased to welcome graduates following a variety of study programmes; see the University website for details of the subjects in which we accept applications.. If you are considering applying to Balliol, the pages in this section have a great deal of useful information for you.
The College was founded by John de Balliol in 1263, and was consolidated by the latter’s widow, Dervorguilla of Galloway in 1282. De Balliol was the head of a family which had been prominent land-owners in England and France for several generations. Its principal base in England was Barnard Castle, named after an earlier head of the family in ...
