General admission 2022: celebrations as guests return to ceremony

The 75 for 75 Campaign aims to raise £75m by 2040, the College's 75th Anniversary.
In fifty-five years, Wolfson College has built a thriving community of learning and research, an educational experience that helps unlock the potential of our scholars, and an environment that supports our people and cultivates interests: cultural, sporting, social, and intellectual.
As we look forward to our future, we seek to build our Endowment to ensure that the College has a reliable source of income.
As a charity, Wolfson devotes all of its available funds to supporting its charitable objects of education, learning and research. A larger endowment, generating increased and regular income, provides the College with a solid and reliable source of funding for those activities. More income provides more studentships and bursaries as well as enabling us to enhance our sporting and social facilities and maintain our site and buildings. A larger endowment also allows us to plan ahead and to withstand the sorts of fluctuations in income caused by unexpected events, like the current pandemic. Finally, long-term capital growth means we are able to invest in the educational experience of not just our current students but of generations to come as well.
Jo Cheffins, Bursar
There are many ways to contribute to our campaign:
A circular economy at Wolfson. A collaboration of the Wolfson Green Society, Student Association and Interdisciplinary Sustainability & Conservation Hub.
Lethal or life-giving? Wolfson's exciting contemporary art exhibition explores the potential of animals, plants, and substances from the natural world to ‘Kill’ and/or ‘Cure’ (open to the public, Saturday and Sundays, 10am - 5pm).
A self-guided Tree Trail around the beautiful and varied garden 'rooms' of the grounds of Wolfson College.
Join us for our annual Celebration of the Foundation of Wolfson College
This is the main graduation ceremony at which most undergraduate students proceed to their first degree at the end of their final term.