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LMH is a pioneering college that admits women and men and offers a Foundation Year for under-represented students. Learn about its history, academics, events, alumni, and wellbeing resources.
- About LMH
LMH began with nine women and is now a vibrant academic...
- Our Academics
Lady Margaret Hall is pleased to work with the Wildlife...
- Prospective students
Prospective Students. Are you passionate about a subject,...
- Alumni
When you join LMH you become part of a thousands-strong...
- Conferences
LMH is available for meetings, conferences, seminars and...
- Jobs and Careers
LMH is a great place to work. We are a friendly, welcoming...
- Fellows
Freedom of Information; How we make decisions; Lists and...
- Visiting Students
We aim to accept 30 undergraduate Visiting Students each...
- About LMH
Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. Coordinates: 51.76483°N 1.254036°W. Lady Margaret Hall ( LMH) [3] is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford in England, located on a bank of the River Cherwell at Norham Gardens in north Oxford and adjacent to the University Parks. [3] .
LMH is a pioneering college that admits men and women and offers a Foundation Year for under-represented students. It has a beautiful site with gardens, a library, a theatre, a gym and more.
Learn about the first women's college in Oxford, its courses, accommodation, facilities and diversity initiatives. LMH is a vibrant, interdisciplinary academic community with a strong emphasis on student support and wellbeing.
14 de out. de 2020 · Oxford’s first women’s higher education institution was named Lady Margaret Hall (after Lady Margaret Beaufort) and its first Principal was Elizabeth Wordsworth. While LMH was founded in 1878, it opened in October 1879 in Norham Gardens with just nine students.
