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Merton College is one of the few places in the UK where you can learn this highly specialist craft of how to make musical instruments. We’re stocked with specialist craft tools as well as woodworking tools and equipment. Full-time courses for both guitar and violin making and repair are two days a week, while part-time is one day or one ...
Study here. Merton is one of the oldest and most beautiful colleges in Oxford, tucked away behind the High Street, with glorious views across Christ Church Meadows, but within easy reach of libraries, labs and the city centre. We are a vibrant, diverse, inclusive, community with an exceptional record of academic success.
A searchable directory of Fellows (including Emeritus, Bodley, Honorary, Junior Research, Supernumerary, Visiting Research, Wyliot, and Official Fellows), lecturers ...
Merton has one fully-adapted set of rooms, consisting of a bedroom, study and bathroom and a room for a carer, if required, which are located in the graduate annexe in Jowett Walk. The college has a few one-bedroom flats for couples, which are in a building located on the corner of Iffley Road and Stockmore Street, about ½ mile from the city ...
The Social Mobility Foundation. Merton is partnered with the Social Mobility Foundation to provide access and outreach events for the pupils it works with. In recent years we have expanded our residentials and in June 2023 we welcomed 36 students and 4 members of staff to Merton for a residential. The programme for the June 2023 residential ...
At Merton, I teach Mathematics for the first-year physicists, Statistical Physics for the second-years and Chaos & Dynamical Systems for the third-years. I am also Director of Studies for the second-year students and the coordinator for Physics graduate admissions to the College. In the Physics Department, I currently lecture on Kinetic Theory ...
Ela, Countess of Warwick. Ela, Countess of Warwick, was the College’s first great female benefactor. As a contemporary of the Founder, her life illuminates the early history of the College. It also shows us the varieties of influence open to some aristocratic women in the age of Walter de Merton. Ela’s ancestry was royal.
