…experienced teachers who have international reputations in areas of research ranging from early Greek poetry to the philosophy of physics via Aristotle and the early Church. Generous travel grants and…

…them for use in a modern society. Oriel’s Chemistry tutors have wide-ranging fundamental and applied research interests in modern chemistry, especially efficient asymmetric synthesis of biologically active and structurally intriguing…

…further study and research to become professional archaeologists and historians, others will move into different areas. Graduates have started their careers in museum curation, heritage management and education, as well…

…at the Law faculty, College tutorials are the essential and principal element of the degree. In addition to being experienced teachers, Oriel’s law tutors are engaged in internationally-leading research.   I love…

…the library team are available via email to support your research and study needs remotely. Access a scanned copy of up to 5-10% or 1-2 chapters (copyright-dependent) of a book,…

…the model for exploration books, it also became the first popularly hand-coloured exploration narrative of the Renaissance era. These are among Professor Tise’s findings as he researched hand-coloured copies of…

…probably the thesis, which is an independent research project undertaken in the third year. Recent topics have included the morale of First World War officers, the reputation of Jesse James,…

…College, Oxford, researched Rhodes’s most controversial activities from the 1890s, and his work can be found here. See also a response to Professor Beinart’s analysis here. Read and analysis of…

…‘Oriel Talks’, which offers graduate students the opportunity to share their research with the rest of the College community. Status: Open for applications for Michaelmas Term 2024 entry. Application Procedure…

…research and thought. To support teachers of able pupils by providing interesting and challenging further work and by bringing such students into contact with Higher Education. To encourage able students…