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Worcester College was established in 1714, but on the site of a much older educational community founded by Benedictine monks in the 13th century. We were once on the fringes of Oxford, but now we’re right at the beating heart of this university city. Whilst proud of our heritage, we’re also a forward-looking college that balances tradition ...
Worcester College. Worcester College is known for its friendly, welcoming atmosphere and its hugely active social life. The College's 26 acres of gorgeous grounds feature numerous gardens and green spaces, a lake which is home to many friendly ducks, an orchard, and the college sports fields. Despite the reasonably large number of students ...
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Worcester College graduate selection criteria Applicants must first have been accepted by a department or faculty of the University of Oxford before Worcester College can consider them. Details of the application procedure are given in the University’s Graduate Studies Prospectus.
Das Worcester College [ˈwʊstə] ist eines von 39 konstituierenden Colleges der University of Oxford in England. Das College wurde 1714 durch die Unterstützung von Thomas Cookes, dem 2. Baronet von Norgrove in Worcestershire , gegründet, und trägt dessen persönliches Wappen.
Choir &. chapel music. The Chapel is home to a varied and dynamic music programme, continuing a tradition of public worship and singing on the College site that stretches back over 700 years. As well as four choral services each week, there are also regular concerts and special events organised under the Music at Worcester umbrella.
Worcester College. A constituent college of the University of Oxford in England, Worcester College was founded in 1714 by Sir Thomas Cookes, whose coat of arms the college adopted. Gloucester College existed on the same site from the late 13th century until the Dissolution of the Monasteries in 1539. Worcester has been coeducational since 1979.
