St Chad’s is one of the oldest and most popular colleges in Durham. Most years, our students achieve among the highest academic results in Durham.
Established in 1904 as an independent hall with an Anglican foundation, we are now a recognised college of Durham University. With 350 undergrads and 150 postgrads, we deliberately remain a small human-sized college; but that doesn’t stop us from having the highest concentration of research staff and library resources in Durham.
St Chad’s is a progressive, liberal-minded college, where it’s okay to be yourself. Our manageable size enables us to offer personal support to all our students in a world-class research environment.
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News
A major new report on the Third Sector in North West England has been published by Policy&Practice. The study, funded by … Continue reading Third Sector Trends in North West England Report published
24th September We would like to suggest that anyone who will be attending Mike’s Celebration for the 50th Anniversary of his … Continue reading Information about Mike Dixon’s 50th Anniversary of Ordination
This week saw a team of three Chad’s students leaving for our partnership school in South Africa for the yearly South … Continue reading South Africa Diaries ’17 – Orientation Week
A major new report on the Third Sector in Yorkshire and the Humber has been published by Policy&Practice on Monday 17th … Continue reading Yorkshire and the Humber Third Sector Trends Study published
Professor John Mawson has joined St Chads College as an honorary Professorial Fellow. John has a long-standing relationship with members of … Continue reading Professor John Mawson becomes a Professorial Fellow at St Chad’s College
As the ESRC funded ‘Keeping it Simple’ and ‘Sharing the Responsibility’ projects move to the final stage, a morning seminar was … Continue reading Learning when not to do things, to keep things simple
Third Sector Trends research has been running in North East England since 2008 and its most recent biennial survey report has … Continue reading Third Sector Trends in North East England
Professor Tony Chapman spoke in Bradford City Hall Council Chamber on 29th June about his research on the Third Sector in … Continue reading The Third Sector in Bradford
A selection of photos of St Chad’s staff, fellows, students, graduates and parents take during a rather wet, windy and grey … Continue reading Congregation Week in Photos
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