Oxford University

Correct designation is University of Oxford. One of Britain's foremost universities that has roots dating back to 1096. The university comprises 39 colleges of the university, along with 6 permanent private halls (PPHs). Each of these institutions controls its own membership, activities and teaching. There is no central building or campus for the university with buildings for each college and hall scattered throughout the city. [u]As at Nov 2021, the constituent colleges are as follows:[/u] -All Souls College -Balliol College Oxford -Brasenose College -Christ Church -Corpus Christi College -Exeter College -Green Templeton College -Harris Manchester College -Hertford College -Jesus College Oxford -Keble College, Oxford -Kellogg College -Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford -Linacre College -Lincoln College -Magdalen College -Mansfield College -Merton College -New College Oxford -Nuffield College -Oriel College -Pembroke College -Queen's College, Oxford -Reuben College -St Anne's College -St Antony's College -St Catherine's College -St Cross College -St Edmund Hall -St Hilda's College -St Hugh's College -St John's College -St Peter's College -Somerville College -Trinity College -University College -Wadham College -Wolfson College -Worcester College, Oxford [u]As at Nov 2021, the constituent PPHs are as follows:[/u] - Blackfriars - Campion Hall - Regent's Park College - St Benet's Hall - St Stephen's House - Wycliffe Hall