Corpus Christi College

Corpus was founded in 1517 by Bishop Fox as a place of Renaissance learning to educate students in both the humanities and sciences. The College was the first in Oxford to make official provision for the study of Greek, alongside Latin and Hebrew, and our trilingual library earned praise from Erasmus and other renowned scholars.

Today, we are a vibrant, close-knit community of students, Fellows and lecturers from many different backgrounds. Our small size gives everyone the opportunity to get involved, make an impact on College life, and be individually supported in the pursuit of excellence.

Corpus Christi Undesignated

Gifts will be directed to our area of greatest need.

Corpus Christi Outreach and Access

Corpus is seeking funds to enable and encourage students from all backgrounds to apply to the college. The college is also setting up a new programme to attract female students to read for the Physical Sciences.

Corpus Christi Pelican Fund

Donate to the Fund and support Corpus’ active clubs and societies and their projects.

Corpus Christi Career Development Fund

A gift to the Career Development Fund supports students who would find it difficult to pursue career-enhancing opportunities or transition to graduate study without financial support.

Corpus Christi Expanding Horizons Scholarship

The Expanding Horizons programme allows our students to spend four to eight weeks abroad, engaging in educational, professional and vocational development, whilst connecting with local people and cultures.

Corpus Christi The Spencer Building

The Spencer Building is the most ambitious construction project at Corpus in over 300 years, and will provide a secure and accessible space for the library, archives and special collections, helping scholarship to thrive for generations to come.

Donors in the US can give tax-effectively via Americans For Oxford (AFO).
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