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Every Durham University student belongs to a college - a vibrant, supportive community that provides opportunities for you. In all honesty, your college life will reflect the energy, openness, and effort you dedicate to it. The most successful students suggest that the key to a happy and meaningful college experience is to GET INVOLVED.
Hi, current and future members of University College! We know many of you will be impatient to learn Durham University's response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in the academic year 2021/22. Vice-Chancellor Clare O'Malley gave the following statement on the...
3 de may. de 2023 · Gini’s role as Assistant Principal is primarily concerned with student support and well being. She has worked at Durham University for 25 years both in Departments, Operations and Colleges. She can offer appointments and drop in for students who have concerns about anything in College life. Email: snow.studentsupport@durham.ac.uk.
University College (also known as Castle) welcomes you to the Middle Common Room (MCR), the body of all postgraduate students within college. top of page An official website of University College, Durham University.
Virtual Visit. Welcome to your virtual visit to University College Durham, where you can experience what we offer. During the pandemic we were unable to welcome visitors to University College. Whilst we are now fully open and have a range of tours which can be booked, we have kept these resources for anyone interested in joining our community.
17 de ago. de 2020 · Hild Bede is an extended family. Our students ‘come home’ to Hild Bede from the day they first arrive. You will living in splendid accommodation within 20 minutes walk of our Riverside site where we have study, common room, bar and performance spaces. You'll be welcomed with open arms by our staff and students, our mentors and alumni.
Bishop Van Mildert and the Dean and Chapter of Durham Cathedral founded the University of Durham in 1832. After Van Mildert's death in 1836, the Castle was given to the University, becoming University College in 1837. Early generations of students lived in the Castle Keep, which was reconstructed in 1840 by Anthony Salvin.
