Ranked: All 67 Oxbridge colleges by net assets – from Trinity’s £2.4bn to Clare Hall’s £43m

The net assets of Oxbridge’s 67 colleges range from £2.4bn at Trinity College Cambridge to just £43m at Clare Hall, a wealth gap of more than 56 times between two colleges at the same university.

The discrepancy in wealth across colleges is apparent at both the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge. At Oxford, the richest college, Magdalen has almost 20 times the net assets (£985,756,000) of the poorest, Harris Manchester (£50,045,000).

You might be wondering which Oxbridge colleges are best positioned to invest in their students. Cambridge’s Trinity College, for example, has roughly £2.7m in net assets for every single one of its students.

At Fitzwilliam, there is approximately £225,000 per student – around 12 times less than the figure for Trinity, despite students at both colleges paying the same tuition fees at the same university. Net assets per student is a measure of a college’s overall wealth relative to its size, not a figure representing direct expenditure on each student.

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Here’s are all 67 Oxbridge colleges ranked by net assets for the academic year 2024-25. Oxford’s Kellogg College, Reuben College, and St Cross College are not included in the list because they are technically societies of the university, and therefore not required to disclose the same financial information.

1. Trinity College, Cambridge: £2,427,113,000
2. St John’s College, Cambridge: £1,038,339,000
3. Magdalen College, Oxford: £985,756,000
4. St John’s College, Oxford: £891,197,000
5. Christ Church, Oxford: £830,291,000
6. All Souls College, Oxford: £604,600,000
7. The Queen’s College, Oxford: £550,225,000
8. King’s College, Cambridge: £471,427,000
9. New College, Oxford: £444,968,000
10. Trinity Hall, Cambridge: £430,652,000
11. Merton College, Oxford: £419,586,000
12. Peterhouse, Cambridge: £417,304,000
13. Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge: £403,826,000
14. Emmanuel College, Cambridge: £403,308,820
15. Jesus College, Cambridge: £395,193,836
16. Clare College, Cambridge: £385,545,000
17. Nuffield College, Oxford: £335,461,000
18. Pembroke College, Cambridge: £324,120,000
19. Jesus College, Oxford: £298,034,000
20. Christ’s College, Cambridge: £281,537,000
21. Corpus Christi College, Oxford: £277,570,000
22. Newnham College, Cambridge: £275,454,000
23. University College, Oxford: £265,576,000
24. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge: £256,945,000
25. Downing College, Cambridge: £248,771,000
26. Somerville College, Oxford: £247,545,000
27. Trinity College, Oxford: £244,668,000
28. Brasenose College, Oxford: £234,595,000
29. Lincoln College, Oxford: £222,096,000
30. Homerton College, Cambridge: £219,429,000
31. Churchill College, Cambridge: £213,688,000
32. Magdalene College, Cambridge: £204,377,000
33. Girton College, Cambridge: £193,230,000
34. Balliol College, Oxford: £193,006,000
35. St Catharine’s College, Cambridge: £192,669,000
36. Wadham College, Oxford: £190,932,000
37. Pembroke College, Oxford: £175,557,000
38. Queens’ College, Cambridge: £173,989,000
39. Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge: £168,942,000
40. Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge: £161,408,000
41. Keble College, Oxford: £161,039,000
42. Exeter College, Oxford: £150,361,000
43. St Catherine’s College, Oxford: £147,499,000
44. Selwyn College, Cambridge: £147,280,000
45. Oriel College, Oxford: £140,518,000
46. Green Templeton College, Oxford: £136,156,000
47. Robinson College, Cambridge: £130,676,000
48. St Hilda’s College, Oxford: £129,687,000
49. St Edmund Hall, Oxford: £125,676,000
50. Murray Edwards College, Cambridge: £121,305,000
51. Wolfson College, Oxford: £116,232,000
52. Hertford College, Oxford: £114,064,000
53. Worcester College, Oxford: £107,750,000
54. St Peter’s College, Oxford: £102,258,000
55. St Antony’s College, Oxford: £99,901,000
56. Wolfson College, Cambridge: £95,957,000
57. Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford: £92,702,000
58. St Anne’s College, Oxford: £91,737,000
59. Darwin College, Cambridge: £90,445,612
60. St Hugh’s College, Oxford: £84,719,000
61. Mansfield College, Oxford: £79,576,000
62. Hughes Hall, Cambridge: £64,108,427
63. Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge: £61,048,000
64. Linacre College, Oxford: £60,803,000
65. Harris Manchester College, Oxford: £50,045,000
66. St Edmund’s College, Cambridge: £48,863,000
67. Clare Hall, Cambridge: £42,965,423

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