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Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford
Oxford Summer Courses hosts students aged 18–24 at Lady Margaret Hall. Students stay in on-site accommodation and use the college facilities for teaching, meals, and programme activities. Staying at this venue provides a memorable and high-quality setting for their summer experience.
The History of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford
Founded in 1878, Lady Margaret Hall was Oxford’s first women’s college, created to widen access to higher education. Over time, it became fully co-educational and has built a reputation as one of Oxford’s most inclusive and supportive colleges.
LMH is known for breaking barriers and opening opportunities for students from all backgrounds. Its legacy of progress and inclusivity makes it an inspiring setting for today’s learners, offering the chance to be part of a community that values ambition, openness, and forward thinking. Apply for a summer course hosted at the distinguished Lady Margaret Hall.
Pricing
Payment plans are available, and you can apply for more than one course to extend your stay. For more details on what’s included, visit our what’s included page.
Life at Lady Margaret Hall
All students are accommodated in single bedrooms on the main college site, ensuring a secure and comfortable stay. For ages 18–24, rooms may include either ensuite or shared bathroom facilities, depending on allocation. Bed linen and towels are provided, and in line with college policy, kitchens are not accessible. While older students enjoy greater independence, on-site support remains available whenever needed.
LMH’s riverside grounds and spacious quads provide a peaceful backdrop for study, social time, and relaxation. Students have access to on-site dining, laundry facilities, and shared common areas where they can connect with peers. The balance of independence and support makes LMH an ideal base for young adults who want to experience academic focus alongside the rhythm of Oxford college life.
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Life at Lady Margaret Hall
All students are accommodated in single bedrooms on the main college site, ensuring a secure and comfortable stay. For ages 18–24, rooms may include either ensuite or shared bathroom facilities, depending on allocation. Bed linen and towels are provided, and in line with college policy, kitchens are not accessible. While older students enjoy greater independence, on-site support remains available whenever needed.
LMH’s riverside grounds and spacious quads provide a peaceful backdrop for study, social time, and relaxation. Students have access to on-site dining, laundry facilities, and shared common areas where they can connect with peers. The balance of independence and support makes LMH an ideal base for young adults who want to experience academic focus alongside the rhythm of Oxford college life.
Why Choose Lady Margaret Hall with Oxford Summer Courses
At Lady Margaret Hall you’ll study in small groups using the Oxford tutorial style, guided by experienced tutors and supported by staff throughout your stay. The focus is on exploring your subject in depth, developing new ideas, and building confidence in your academic abilities.
Founded in 1878 as the first Oxford college to admit women, Lady Margaret Hall is known for its spacious riverside grounds and welcoming community. Located just north of the city centre, it combines historic architecture with modern facilities, offering a calm yet well-connected setting for study.
FAQs about Venues and Accommodation
Your venue is assigned based on your age group, course, location and the dates you attend.
- Students aged 9–14 (Juniors and Scholars) always stay at Harrow School.
- Students aged 13–24 are placed at a venue in Oxford or Cambridge depending on their programme week.
Your admissions advisor will confirm your allocated venue before you accept your offer.
Yes. During your application, you can select from the room types available for your age group on your chosen dates and may include single rooms, twin rooms, or ensuite rooms.
If your application is successful, you’ll be allocated the room type you selected, subject to availability at the moment you applied — another reason to apply early.
You’ll stay at your assigned venue for the full duration of your course, which will be one or two weeks, depending on your age group.
If you book consecutive courses, your venue may stay the same or change, depending on the subjects, dates, and locations you’ve applied for. Our team will confirm your full schedule in advance.
After you apply, our admissions team checks availability for your dates, course, and chosen room type. Your admissions advisor will then contact you directly to confirm your venue and room assignment before you accept your offer or pay any deposit. Staying responsive at this stage helps us match you to the best available option for your programme.
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With limited spaces and high demand, early applications give you the best choice of course, date, and location. Apply now to guarantee your summer with our award-winning programmes.
