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University of Oxford
Key facts
- country: United Kingdom
- city: Oxford
- ranking: #5
- foundation year: 1096
- total students: 20,785 people
Classified as: organization
Location on a map: [51°75′N, -1°25′W]
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Summary
University of Oxford is a university. It is located in Oxford, the United Kingdom. It was founded in 1096 and has 20,785 students. It is globally ranked #5.
Research
University of Oxford is one of the universities in the United Kingdom, universities in Oxford and 2,021 universities in our database.
- Graduate students: 8,885 people
- International students: 7,565 people
- Undergraduate students: 11,900 people
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Description:
- Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. For the quality and impact of its research, which extends from the study of the formation of the Universe and the development of early civilisations to high-performance computing and the latest medical breakthroughs, it has few peers. Researchers are tackling the major challenges facing the world, including the prevention and treatment of major diseases such as malaria and cancer; globalisation; climate change; migration; ageing populations; growing pressure on resources; and biodiversity. Alongside research, Oxford provides exceptional education, distinguished by the close contact of students with leading scholars. Oxford’s 22,000 students come from all over the world. They are attracted by the chance to study at an internationally-renowned university with a reputation for innovation and outstanding academic achievement; excellent resources in world-famous libraries, laboratories and museums; and the opportunity to work alongside world-leading researchers. Oxford’s collegiate system is at the heart of Oxford’s success, giving students and academics the benefits of belonging both to a large, internationally-renowned institution and to a small, interdisciplinary academic community. Colleges bring together scholars from different disciplines and cultures, and foster the intense interdisciplinary approach that inspires much of Oxford’s outstanding research achievement and makes it a leader in so many fields.
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