Explore Exeter's Turl Street site
Exeter College has been based in the heart of Oxford since it was founded in 1314, and has been situated in Turl Street since 1315. As well as being perfectly placed for Oxford’s amenities, the setting is remarkably peaceful.
There is a range of study-bedrooms for undergraduate students along with teaching rooms, an impressive 17th-century dining hall, a beautiful and well-stocked library, a stunning Neo-Gothic chapel, and a secluded garden which enjoys breathtaking views of Radcliffe Square.
Explore the Cohen Quad
In 2017 Exeter College opened its new premises, Cohen Quad.
Located in Walton Street, Jericho, it offers state-of-the-art facilities including en-suite bedrooms for undergraduate students, an auditorium for lectures and live performances, large seminar rooms and smaller break-out session rooms, a bright and open learning space, the Learning Commons, a student common room, an archive and reading room, and a café, all in a stunning, award-winning site designed by architect Alison Brooks.
Exeter House
Exeter House, situated on the Iffley Road in vibrant East Oxford, offers accommodation to approximately half of the full-time graduate student body, and has space for most newly-admitted full-time graduate students.
Sports facilities
The College’s sports facilities include a weights room and gym on the Turl Street site, a boat house with rowing machines, squash courts, and a sports ground.
Take a virtual tour
Explore Exeter College’s Turl Street site and experience just how beautiful the College’s architecture and grounds are. You can also view some of the College’s dining and teaching facilities, a student bedroom, the Library and student social areas to get a sense of what it’s like to study at Exeter College. Simply click on the button below and select where you want to explore.
