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Alongside the delivery of world-class teaching, Oriel’s Fellows and academics are constantly challenging our understanding of the world around us through their innovative research. From Medicine to Linguistics, from History to Philosophy, from Physics to Religion, the academic life of Oriel College is thriving. The research being undertaken ...
Please use the calendar below to book your punts. Each punt takes five people. Please note that the evening slot is available until sunset. The JCR and MCR operate a conjoined booking system, but the JCR’s agreement with the boathouse is only valid in Trinity Term. If you can no longer use your punt booking, please cancel your reservation by ...
Oriel College was founded in 1326 by Adam de Brome. Originally called the House or Hall of the Blessed Mary at Oxford, the College first acted as a source of research and learning for graduate Fellows. From 1349 it was known as Oriel, a name derived from a large house, ...
A full list of the College Fellows and lecturers, which can be filtered by subject, is on the College website (www.oriel.ox.ac.uk). In addition, listed below are some of the key people in College and their responsibilities. Governing Body The Governing Body, made up of the Provost and Fellows, is responsible for the
Oriel has a strong tradition in Theology that stretches back to the eighteenth century, when the College numbered among its students the eminent Anglican philosopher and theologian, Joseph Butler. In the nineteenth century, Oriel was the cradle of the Oxford Movement, all of whose leaders – John Keble, John Henry Newman, and E B Pusey ...
Aside from your tuition fees, you will need to budget for your accommodation and living costs during your time at Oxford. The University has some useful information about budgeting for your time at Oxford on its website. Oriel offers several different ‘grades’ of undergraduate student accommodation, ranging from around £1,250 to £1,650 ...
Oriel PPE graduates include a Nobel Prize winner in Economics, a Chancellor of the Exchequer, and a Secretary General of the TUC, but they also include academics, journalists, broadcasters, financial analysts, lawyers, accountants, politicians, political activists, business professionals, and those in a wide range of other careers.
