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Lady Margaret Hall

Lady Margaret Hall has a thriving international graduate community, with a well-balanced mix of men and women from the UK, Europe and overseas.

There are active college societies in History, Law, Literature, and a termly Canada Seminar. Within the Beaufort Series of lectures and seminars there are regular graduate seminars and dinners. Social events, at which graduates and Fellows meet informally, take place throughout the year.

The College is adjacent to the University Parks, and is set in beautiful twelve-acre grounds, with gardens leading down to the River Cherwell.

The most up to date list of graduate programmes for which we will accept applications is available at the College website.

A virtual tour of Lady Margaret Hall is also available online.

Facilities for students with disabilities

  • All accommodation on site
  • Dining Hall and some teaching rooms on ground floor with wheelchair access
  • Level pathways/stair lift to main meeting/function rooms
  • Ground floor access to Library; managed service for book access on other floors via Librarian
  • Disabled toilets
  • Seven bedrooms with fully accessible en-suite facilities
  • Four induction loops (Chapel, Lecture Theatre, Porters Lodge and Talbot Hall)
  • Five rooms with vibrating/visual fire alarms
  • One disabled-friendly laundry
  • Car parking close to main building entrances

Library resources

  • Well-stocked library, particularly good in the Arts and Humanities, open 24/7
  • Ample seating, with internet points in every bay, and wireless network provided
  • A photocopier, computers (linked to the University’s library network) and printers

Computing resources

  • Internet connection in all rooms
  • Dedicated graduate computing room
  • Wireless internet access in 80 per cent of the College site, including the MCR and library

Art, music, drama and sport

  • Strong music tradition: excellent organ and Chapel choir, active musical society, and practice rooms with pianos
  • Sport facilities include: punt house; tennis courts; fitness room; shared squash courts with Wolfson College
  • Shared boathouse on the Isis and sports field with Trinity College (rugby, football, lawn tennis, hockey, and cricket) in Marston Road

Accommodation and meals

The College offers four free formal dinners per term, and three meals a day are served in College Monday to Friday, with dinner also available on Sunday. Self-catering facilities are available.

Currently around 50 graduate students can be accommodated on site; a new graduate centre and additional accommodation is under construction.

The College is not currently able to offer en-suite or family/couple accommodation.

  • Maximum letting period: 51 weeks

Funding and prizes

In general, College awards are for £2,000. Around seventeen awards are made, including a number of awards in each academic Division.

For more information, please see the College website and the Oxford Funding Search.

MCR

The LMH Middle Common Room (MCR) offers free tea and coffee for members, newspapers and magazines, a DVD library, spacious TV room and kitchen and dining area.


Lady Margaret

LADY MARGARET HALL, NORHAM GARDENS, OXFORD OX2 6QA

www.lmh.ox.ac.uk

+44 (0) 1865 274310
admissions@lmh.ox.ac.uk

 

Key Facts 

College Address:

Norham Gardens
Oxford OX2 6QA
Tel: +44 (0) 1865 274310
admissions@lmh.ox.ac.uk


Founded

1878


Head of House

Dr Frances Lannon


Student numbers
Graduate

c. 200

Undergraduate

c. 430


Number of places for research students

35

 
Number of places for taught graduate students

70

  

College fees
College fee for graduates

£2,532

College fee for the MBA

£3,150

 

Exceptional arrangements apply in a small number of cases

 

University fees also apply

 

Accommodation charges

£92.50-108.52 per week depending on room type

 

Continuation fee

£100 for each term is payable after fee liability has ceased