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Welcome to Keble. 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. We do whatever we can to make sure that learning, passion and ambition thrive within our college ...
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.
El Keble es uno de los college más grandes, con 435 estudiantes de pregrado y 226 de postgrado. Historia. El más conocido de los fundadores victorianos del Keble es Edward Pusey, por el cual algunas partes del college llevan su nombre. El propio college lleva el nombre de John Keble, uno de los colegas de Pusey en el Movimiento de Oxford, que ...
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It raises the college’s provision for the graduate community to a new level. Applications are welcome for research degrees and masters' courses in most subjects. Keble College is especially keen to encourage applications from students whose academic interests overlap with those of the fellows of the college.
Keble College has a very strong tradition in English. Many renowned writers have studied here, including Ian Hamilton and Geoffrey Hill, the late Professor of Poetry at Oxford (2010-2015) and, more recently Caroline Criado Perez. For further information about English at Oxford, see the Faculty of English website and the English Language and ...
