Choose Your Oxford College

Ranking of Oxford colleges according to: large number of undergraduates studying archaeology and anthropology, high overall academic performance.

You might like to consider

  1. Keble College 80

    1. The most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 15 in 2007/8. 100
    2. 21st best overall academic performance, with Norrington score 66.85% for 2006–8. 60

  2. St Hugh's College 77

    1. Second most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 14 in 2007/8. 93
    2. 20th best overall academic performance, with Norrington score 67.03% for 2006–8. 61

  3. Hertford College 69

    1. Fourth most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 11 in 2007/8. 71
    2. 14th best overall academic performance, with Norrington score 68.5% for 2006–8. 67

Others to think about

  1. St Peter's College 67

    1. Third most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 12 in 2007/8. 79
    2. 25th best overall academic performance, with Norrington score 65.66% for 2006–8. 55

  2. Magdalen College 60

    1. Third best overall academic performance, with Norrington score 74.56% for 2006–8. 92
    2. Fifth most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 5 in 2007/8. 29

  3. St John's College 58

    1. Fourth best overall academic performance, with Norrington score 73.46% for 2006–8. 87
    2. Sixth most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 5 in 2007/8. 29

  4. Harris Manchester College 16

    1. 34th best overall academic performance, with Norrington score 60% for 2006–8. 32
    2. Seventh most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 1 in 2007/8. 0

Help & advice

Interpreting the ranking

Please take the rankings with a pinch of salt—they are best used to narrow down your choice rather than tell you the answer!

Make use of the scores, and the breakdown into individual factors, to judge the performance of the colleges more accurately.

We encourage you to read more about interpreting the rankings and make use of other resources to help you with your choice.

Other resources

We have compiled a selection of alternative resources to help you with your choice.

What the scores mean

The score, between 0 and 100, measures how well a college performs relative to other colleges.

The overall score is an average of the scores for each factor.

You can learn more about the scores, and how the rankings work.

Factors you chose

Academic

College environment

  • High percentage:

A bit of fun

Feedback?

Please send us an email.