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Divisions
Divisions
There are four academic divisions within the University. All have a full-time divisional head and an elected divisional board.
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Colleges
- The Collegiate System
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Colleges
The thirty-nine Colleges and seven Permanent Private Halls of the University are at the heart of our success.
The Colleges
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Visitors & Friends
Visitors and Friends
Information and advice for our visitors, friends, neighbours, community partners and supporters
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International
- Oxford: British and International
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- Globalisation Research at Oxford
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International
One third of Oxford’s students and its academic staff, including 63% of full-time graduate students, come from outside the UK
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Research
- Libraries, Museums and Collections
- Research Showcase
- About Research at Oxford
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- Research Information Guide
Research
The University of Oxford has almost 3000 academic staff and 4500 post graduate students involved in research.
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Enterprise
Enterprise
Oxford University has a strong commitment to build better and more lasting relationships with the business world.
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About the University
About the University
Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world, and a leader in learning, teaching and research.
This is Oxford
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Latest News
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Closure of Greyfriars: University Statement
Closure of Greyfriars: University Statement
The Capuchin Francisan Order has decided to discontinue their ministry at Greyfriars at the end of this academic year. The University of Oxford is bound by the decision of the Capuchin Franciscans. We regret the loss of Greyfriars as a Permanent Private Hall, but respect the Order’s decision.
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First ever IVM babies in UK are born in Oxford
First ever IVM babies in UK are born in Oxford
Revolutionary fertility treatment could provide a safer and cheaper alternative to conventional IVF. The first babies in the UK to be conceived by IVM – IVF without fertility drugs – have been born thanks to a collaboration between Oxford University researchers and the NHS.
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Doctor who learnt from Formula One shortlisted
Doctor who learnt from Formula One shortlisted
Dr Ken Catchpole, based at the Nuffield Department of Surgery, has won a place on the shortlist for ‘Research Project of the Year’ in the Times Higher Awards 2007 for his work on improving fast patient transfer.
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Closure of Greyfriars: University Statement
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In their footsteps
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Bill Clinton
President of the United States of America, 1993-2001. Clinton studied at University College -
Aung San Suu Kyi
Leader of the Burmese National League for Democracy and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. Aung San Suu Kyi was a student at St Hugh's College -
John Wyclif
Oxford theologian, philosopher, and religious reformer -
Edmond Halley
Astronomer. Halley was a student at The Queen's College and later Savilian Professor of Geometry (1704-42) -
Indira Gandhi
Prime Minister of India, 1965-77 and 1980-1984. Indira Gandhi was a student at Somerville College -
Michael Palin
Actor, writer and traveller. Michael Palin is an alumnus of Brasenose College
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Research
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Helping to explore the Solar System
Recent highlights include playing a major role in scientific planning and operations for ESA’s Venus Express, the first European mission to our nearest planetary neighbour.
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The India Connection
The research links between Oxford and India comprise not only research about the country, but collaborations between Oxford and India on international research questions across the disciplines.
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Oxford, at the forefront of cancer research
The great advantage to cancer researchers in Oxford is what might be thought of as a ’cancer hub’: a new Institute for Cancer Medicine to open in 2008 stands next to the Richard Doll building, near cancer research in the Churchill and John Radcliffe hospitals, and right over the road from the city’s new £100m cancer hospital.
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Helping to explore the Solar System
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My Oxford
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The Botanic Gardens and Pelargonium Tomentosum
What comes into your mind when you hear the word Oxford? A shapely little car from years gone by? A young man named Sebastian holding a teddy bear or some older men called Radiohead holding guitars? Perhaps a memory ...
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What encapsulates Oxford for you?
Are you a visitor to Oxford? A resident or University staff member? A student, whether prospective, current or past? Whoever you may be we are interested in your thoughts and welcome your submissions for this new section that aims to share experiences and memories of Oxford.
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My image of Oxford
We would like you to send us an image that you believe captures something that is quintessentially Oxford.
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The Botanic Gardens and Pelargonium Tomentosum
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Alumni Weekend
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Oxford's first ever Alumni Weekend hailed a success. Plans are already in development for the 2008 Weekend.
The first Oxford Alumni Weekend took place from 14-16 September 2007 and was attended by over 700 Oxonians and their guests. Each year this central programme aims to celebrate the best of Oxford's history, whilst showcasing its relevance in the modern world.
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Oxford's first ever Alumni Weekend hailed a success. Plans are already in development for the 2008 Weekend.
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Oxford is unique
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Lowest drop-out rate in the UK
Oxford has the lowest drop-out rate in the UK: latest figures show that only 1.4 per cent of students discontinued their course, compared with the national drop-out rate of 7.2 per cent.
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The most staff in 5* research departments in UK
Oxford has more academic staff working in world-class research departments (rated 5 and 5* in the 2001 National Research Assessment Exercise) than any other UK university.
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Unrivalled resources across our libraries, colleges, museums and laboratories
Oxford has the largest university library system in the UK, with over one hundred libraries, and Oxford University Library Services, which manages most of the main University libraries, holds over 11 million printed items, and vast quantities of materials in many other formats.
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Lowest drop-out rate in the UK