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Founded in 1966, Wolfson College is one of the University of Oxford's largest graduate colleges and truly unique in its academic scope and international reach. Find out what our students think about their life and home at Wolfson.
International Mother Language Day
In recognition of International Mother Language Day 2019, Wolfson College has put together a video featuring students talking in their mother language. From Bengali to Hungarian, British Sign Language to Dutch, ten different languages are highlighted in this video. Wolfson College's graduate students represent over seventy-five countries, making it one of the most internationally diverse colleges in Oxford.
International graduates at Oxford
Around two thirds of our graduate students are international. Our prospective graduates often have questions for us about what it's like to come to Oxford and live in the UK, so the University Graduate Office has put together some answers.
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17 May 2019Wolfson College flies rainbow LGBT flag on 17 MayWolfson College flies the rainbow LGBT flag for the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
13 May 2019Simon Armitage named the new Poet LaureateProfessor Simon Armitage, Honorary Member of Wolfson College and judge on the John Stallworthy Prize for graduate poetry has been named the new...
13 May 2019The Isaiah Berlin Lecture: Liberalism and the resurgence of fascismThis year's Isaiah Berlin Lecture will be held by Professor Paul Gilroy, Professor of American & English Literature at King's College London...
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Asian Treasure Traditions SeminarTuesday 21 May - 3:00pm to 7:00pm
Anna Sehnalova Tuesday 21st May Seminar Room 3, 5.pm - 7pm, followed by dinner at Wolfson Title: Mountain Deities and Their Treasures: Possible Indigenous Origins of the Tibetan gTer ma tradition
Tuesday 21st May, Reinier Langelaar (IKGA, Austrian Academy of Sciences & Humboldt University of Berlin)Wolfson College Seminar Room 3, 15:00 - 17:00
Japan’s Energy Policy After The Fukushima DisasterTuesday 21 May - 5:30pm to 6:30pmEight years on from the disastrous accident at the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan, how has the clean-up operation gone; what are Japanese attitudes to nuclear power; and what energy mix is right for a resource-poor economic superpower? Naomi Hirose has for many years been at the helm of The Tokyo Electric Power Company which runs Fukushima, and he is in Oxford, at Wolfson College, to set out his views, and to take all questions.
Wolfson Lecture Series: Diplomacy for the 21st Century: Expanding the diplomati...Thursday 23 May - 6:15pm to 7:15pmSir Peter Gluckman will deliver the lecture “Expanding the diplomatic toolkit: the further evolution of science diplomacy”.
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