Kellogg College

Kellogg College is one of the University of Oxford's largest and most recent colleges. Whilst only formally named and established in 1994, Kellogg College is based on the ideals of Arthur Johnson's 1878 'Oxford Extension Lecture', which proposed opening up the University of Oxford to more students from wider backgrounds.

Kellogg College still upholds the liberal, inclusive values of this lecture, having a large proportion of international and part-time mature postgraduate students, making this college a beacon of lifelong learning at the University of Oxford.