College student regulations

All students are required to read this handbook and the regulations contained throughout, including The Regulations Relating to the use of Information Technology Facilities. Students are expected to act in the interests of Kellogg College at all times. You should familiarise yourself with the Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Procedures which help create a positive environment at College.  

You will have received a student contract setting out the main terms and conditions applicable to your relationship with the College, which you accepted when you accepted your offer. If you stay in College accommodation, you will have received a Licence to Occupy document. You should read these documents carefully.

The University identified the following areas for students to take responsibility to assist in keeping the community safe. While you are not required to sign an agreement, Kellogg expects you to take responsibility for following these measures.

1. As a collegiate University, Oxford is committed to fostering an inclusive culture that promotes equality, values diversity and maintains a working, learning and social environment in which the rights and dignity of all its students and staff are respected.
2. The purpose of the agreement is to protect everyone within the University, the colleges and the wider Oxford community. It is an affirmation of shared values – community, consideration for others, respect and tolerance, and inclusion. It supplements students’ existing responsibilities under University and college policies.
3. The University and colleges have committed to putting measures in place to minimise health risks to students, staff and the wider Oxford community. Each student also has a responsibility for both their own health and that of others, especially those with vulnerabilities.
4. Any instructions given by the College or the University should be followed to reduce risk of transmission of any illness or infection amongst its members.