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Merton College. Merton is a beautiful old college with a welcoming atmosphere where people feel free to get involved with what they want. Whatever your goals at Oxford, in drama, music, sport, or indeed work, at Merton there’ll always be a tight-knit community supporting you.
Merton College est l'un des colleges constituant l' université d'Oxford au Royaume-Uni. Il est notamment connu pour les célèbres professeurs qui y ont enseigné, depuis Duns Scot au tournant au 13 e -14 e siècle. Merton a été fondé en 1264 par Walter de Merton, évêque de Rochester. C'est l'un des collèges les plus anciens d'Oxford.
Merton College ble grunnlagt i 1264 av Walter de Merton, kansler og biskop av Rochester. Det har hevd på å være det eldste fakultet i Oxford, skjønt dette kravet bestrides av Balliol College og University College. Kjernen i Merton Colleges hevd på å være det eldste fakultet er at fakultet ble utplasset ved sin grunnleggelse.
Merton Council offers a wide range of courses. It is part of the South Thames Colleges Group. Merton College has specialist teaching, and a support team, to work with young people and adults with a wide range of disabilities, and learning difficulties. A section of the application…. 020 8545 3640 Merton Adult Learning team 020 8918 7777 ...
Merton College is currently closed to general visitors but members of the public are always welcome for chapel services and events. The choirs are exceptionally good as is the organ, so a detour for evensong (tues to thurs at 615) or for the organ recital (thurs at 115) will prove well worthwhile. Enjoy the architecture as much as the music.
Applying to Oxford. Application for an undergraduate course at the University of Oxford takes place between 1 September and 15 October each year, for places beginning the following Autumn. To apply you must complete a UCAS form . Most subjects will also require you to sit a test in November.
Merton College is a vibrant and diverse intellectual community that has been at the forefront of education and research at Oxford University since 1264.
