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Linacre is a graduate College of the University of Oxford. Welcoming students from a breadth of academic disciplines and diverse backgrounds, Linacre is known for its interdisciplinary focus. Situated next to the University Parks and close to the University’s main libraries and laboratories, the College fosters a supportive international ...
Linacre College is a constituent college of the University of Oxford in the UK whose members comprise approximately 50 fellows and 550 postgraduate students. Linacre is a diverse college in terms of both the international composition of its members (the majority of whom are from outside the UK and represent 133 countries), as well as ...
About the college. Linacre is a graduate college with a strong environmental and egalitarian ethos. The student community comes from more than 80 different nations and most are new to Oxford.
Linacre College. Das Linacre College ist ein College der University of Oxford, dessen Mitglieder Fellows und postgraduierte Studenten sind. Das College ist nach dem Humanisten Thomas Linacre (1460–1524) benannt, dem Gründer des Royal College of Physicians. Am Linacre College studieren rund 400 Studenten, deren Mehrheit aus dem ...
Situated next to the University Parks and close to the University’s main libraries and laboratories, Linacre is known for its interdisciplinary focus. Welcoming students from a breadth of academic disciplines, the College fosters a unique environment where members can engage with peers from diverse backgrounds, encouraging cross-disciplinary ...
Linacre was the first college at the University of Oxford for both sexes and for all subjects, and was granted a royal charter in August 1986. Chancellor Harold Macmillan arriving with the University Proctors to open the new site. When it opened, Linacre had 120 graduate students and about 20 senior members.
Ten, fully-funded scholarships are available to students who are ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom, who are of Black, or Mixed-Black ethnicity and who are applying to study for a postgraduate research degree at Oxford. The College has a long history of supporting African scholarship.
