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Built in 1903, the Somerville College library holds a special place in the heart of every Somerville student. Its treasured nooks and corridors hold almost 120,000 items, as well as internationally important special collections and countless memories. Please see our Library website for information about using the library, and where you will also find information about
サマーヴィル・カレッジ (Somerville College) は、イングランドにあるオックスフォード大学の 構成カレッジ （英語版） の一つ。2つの女子大学のうちの1つであり、1878年にサマーヴィル・ホール (Somerville Hall) として設立された。
Somerville College. 27 reviews. #73 of 175 things to do in Oxford. Educational sites. Write a review. About. Founded in 1879, this was one of the first women's colleges in Oxford, and has remained an all-women's school until 1994 when the first men arrived as undergraduates. Suggest edits to improve what we show. Improve this listing.
If you have issues relating to the maintenance of your room or other spaces in College, please use the Maintenance Request Form or speak to someone in the Lodge for more advice. Here's where you can find all those useful links you need, across everything from housekeeping and maintenance support to booking rooms and meals printing and ICT support.
Interactive Map. Open our new prospectus and discover a community where you belong. We've redrafted our prospectus from the ground up, with the thoughts of our students at the heart of our approach, so you'll know you're getting a true insight into life at Somerville. Sustainability is also key: the prospectus is intended to be read.
The Faculty of Law and Somerville College are thus proud to celebrate Cornelia Sorabji and her achievements through the creation of scholarships for outstanding Indian graduate students in Law. The Cornelia Sorabji Law Programme is housed at the Oxford India Centre, and provides a thriving postgraduate and postdoctoral programme for talented ...
Somerville College. Somerville College, a constituent college of the University of Oxford in England, was founded in 1879 as Somerville Hall. Some of its alumnae include Margaret Thatcher, Indira Gandhi, Dorothy Hodgkin, Iris Murdoch, and Vera Brittain. The college began admitting men in 1994.
