Post-Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE)
Hughes Hall was founded in 1885 to train women teachers, and proudly continues this tradition with both men and women. Each year we provide rooms for about 45 students taking the Post-Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE), and these students quickly become an integral part of college life. They enjoy the College’s good food and accommodation while having proximity to the Faculty without living on top of it.
Education permeates the College more widely, with several senior Education Faculty members as Fellows and many students taking graduate degrees in Education. There are a number of educationally focused events, including a special Matriculation Dinner.
For more information about applying for study, please see the pages on applying for postgraduate study.
For more information about the research interests of the College’s senior membership in Education, please see the the Education subject area pages.
