With the move of Kellogg to its own premises on the Banbury Road in 2006, the College wished to ensure that a stimulating academic and intellectual life was in place and that full use was made of the new facilities. To that end a number of academic initiatives were taken, one of which was the establishment of Kellogg College Research Centres. The Governing Body of Kellogg agreed that any proposal for a Kellogg College Research Centre should benefit the College in some way and meet several, if not all, of the following criteria:
- academic excellence
- in line with Fellows’ present interests
- promote lifelong learning
- attract high quality new students to the College
- enhance the experience of existing students
- add to the ongoing academic, intellectual or cultural life of the college (e.g. through seminars, lectures, workshops etc.)
- stimulate research activity within the College
- extend the productive relationship between the College and its partner departments
- ensure that buildings and facilities are fully used throughout the year, whilst leaving sufficient space available for core College activities
- benefit the College finances
- develop and promote the reputation, profile and mission of the College.
To date the following Kellogg College Research Centres have been established:
Please click on the name of a research centre to access further information about the centre’s members, aims, events and other activities.