Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford
Experience what it is like to study in Oxford! During your time with Oxford Summer Courses, you will stay in one of eight world-renowned Oxford University Colleges. The colleges are located throughout the city of Oxford, all within walking distance of the city centre, which has historical buildings, tourist attractions, and shops.
Lady Margaret Hall was founded in 1878 as the first women’s college at Oxford, and it was named after Lady Margaret Beaufort, the mother of King Henry VII. The college is located in Norham Gardens, in the North of Oxford, and has a reputation for academic excellence and a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion. Throughout its history, Lady Margaret Hall has produced many notable alumni, including the writer Gertrude Bell, the food writer Nigella Lawson, and the activist Malala Yousafzai.
Lady Margaret Hall student accommodation consists of modern, single en-suite rooms, allowing you to work and sleep comfortably in the college's stunning Victorian architecture. Each morning, students are provided breakfast in the Lady Margaret Hall traditional wooden paneled dining hall. Students have access to the college's sports facilities, which include pitches and courts where they can practice their football, basketball, or croquet skills. Lady Margaret Hall's beautiful garden along the River Cherwell, where students can go punting.
Our exceptional subject tutors, who form the foundation of our summer courses, have years of experience teaching students at prestigious universities like Cambridge and Oxford using world-class teaching methodologies. Choose from more than 30 subjects in Oxford, popular courses include Creative Writing, Biology, and Art History.
