Difference between revisions of "University of Oxford"
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Oxford is the destination for [[Rhodes scholarships|Rhodes Scholars]] and is as such considered by Americans to be the best university in Britain, if not the world. Many in Britain, if not the world, fail to share this opinion. The British university league tables usually rank Cambridge in the #1 spot, with Oxford taking 2nd or 3rd place. | Oxford is the destination for [[Rhodes scholarships|Rhodes Scholars]] and is as such considered by Americans to be the best university in Britain, if not the world. Many in Britain, if not the world, fail to share this opinion. The British university league tables usually rank Cambridge in the #1 spot, with Oxford taking 2nd or 3rd place. | ||
| − | As with Cambridge, Columbia has an agreement with Oxford allowing qualified students to spend their junior year studying there. | + | As with Cambridge, Columbia has an agreement with Oxford allowing qualified students to spend their junior year studying there. It is also, along with Cambridge, a destination for [[Kellett Fellows]]. |
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Revision as of 19:50, 17 March 2008
The University of Oxford (alt: Oxford University or simply Oxford) is a British university. Together with the University of Cambridge it is one of the two most elite universities in the UK, collectively known as "Oxbridge".
Oxford is the destination for Rhodes Scholars and is as such considered by Americans to be the best university in Britain, if not the world. Many in Britain, if not the world, fail to share this opinion. The British university league tables usually rank Cambridge in the #1 spot, with Oxford taking 2nd or 3rd place.
As with Cambridge, Columbia has an agreement with Oxford allowing qualified students to spend their junior year studying there. It is also, along with Cambridge, a destination for Kellett Fellows.
