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Oriel College has beautiful historic buildings dating from the 14th to the 21st Century. Oriel attaches great importance to the academic and social integration of graduates into the life of the college. There are regular symposia, organised by the Middle Common Room (MCR), where graduate students can present and discuss their research.
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 ...
the student experience. When students tell us what they love about Oriel, they usually talk about the college’s welcoming atmosphere, its central but quiet location, and the fact that it is the perfect size for making friends across year groups. Our community is open to everyone, and we celebrate difference in all its forms.
Oriel provides strong and experienced tutorial support in each of the three traditional branches of chemistry: organic, inorganic and physical. Chemistry is a central discipline among the sciences, at the interface with physics, biology and medicine. It is concerned with all aspects of materials, including living systems, their physical and ...
A home for learning and teaching for almost 700 years, find out more about Oriel College – from recent news, events and job vacancies to more about our history and what we do.
Oriel offers a vibrant community of students of English and associated joint-schools (Classics and English, and English and Modern Languages), who are taught in college in a mixture of tutorials (one or two students with a tutor) and lively group classes. Our tutors are committed both to giving our students the necessary grounding in the ...
Oriel does not have a preference for Maths or Biology at A level, and students taking one non-science A level are encouraged to apply. Modern Languages (and Linguistics) Number of places Usually 9 Admission Criteria One piece of marked written work is required for each language you plan to study and in which you will have A2 (or equivalent) before university.
