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LMH Library is located right in the heart of the college, and is open for all college members 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. It is normally staffed on weekdays 9am to 5pm, with a break for lunch: but thanks to the self-service machine people can borrow and return books at any time of the day or night. The core members of library staff are ...
Our courses. LMH teaches almost all courses offered at Oxford. Our Tutors are committed to providing high-level specialist tuition and helping each student achieve their individual potential.
Each summer Lady Margaret Hall is proud to bring together enthusiastic and intellectually curious students from across the world who want to study new areas of knowledge and explore different ideas and ways of thinking. We offer an exciting range of courses, all taught by experienced academics and experts using the tutorial system, a teaching ...
Lady Margaret Hall, in conjunction with the Law Faculty, is delighted to offer the Beer Family Scholarship in Law. The Beer Family Scholarship is an annual award that offers £10,000 funding to any graduate applying to read law, either through a DPhil course or a one-year Masters, who would not otherwise have the independent means to fund their ...
Lady Margaret Hall (LMH to students) was founded in 1878 as the first women’s college in Oxford, and is one of the University’s younger colleges. It started accepting male students in 1979. The College is set on the River Cherwell and is well known for its elegant gardens. The famous English architect Giles Gilbert Scott designed the ...
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Medicine at Oxford is split into two halves, each lasting 3 years: Preclinical and Clinical. The Preclinical course is mainly based on lectures, labs and tutorials, and is a fantastic opportunity to get to grips with the science behind human health, disease and treatments. This scientific grounding is particularly useful for anyone interested ...
