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Lady Margaret Hall Virtual Tour. Have a look around! Here’s how the tours work: Each tour starts in the Porter’s lodge which is at the entrance to the college. From there you can navigate through the college and its grounds by clicking on the arrow button . In the top left corner of the screen you’ll see a menu icon with a list of all the ...
Each summer Lady Margaret Hall is proud to bring together enthusiastic and intellectually curious students from across the world who want to study new areas of knowledge and explore different ideas and ways of thinking. We offer an exciting range of courses, all taught by experienced academics and experts using the tutorial system, a teaching ...
We aim to accept 30 undergraduate Visiting Students each year, the majority of them on a full-year programme. LMH offers a broad range of subjects for Visiting Students, and we are keen to receive applications across the disciplines. Visiting Students are a fully-integrated part of college life and are housed on site in possibly Oxford’s most ...
360° views of Lady Margaret Hall. These images cover facilities such as the dining hall, library, JCR, chapel, as well as an example of a student room, garden or quad, and the porters’ lodge. You may also like to visit the college website for more images.
Lady Margaret Hall (LMH to students) was founded in 1878 as the first women’s college in Oxford, and is one of the University’s younger colleges. It started accepting male students in 1979. The College is set on the River Cherwell and is well known for its elegant gardens. The famous English architect Giles Gilbert Scott designed the ...
LMH is a great place to work. We are a friendly, welcoming community and have a Gold Investors in People Award. You can explore our current vacancies and apply for roles via our recruitment website, with the exception of joint academic roles which are listed below. Visit the Recruitment site.
LMH is a hugely exciting and rewarding place to study English. English was one of the founding subjects of the College when it began admitting students in 1878; Elizabeth Wordsworth, its first Principal, was a great niece of the poet William Wordsworth. From those early pioneering years up to the present, the community of English students ...
