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Merton College, the first fully self-governing College in the University, was founded in 1264 by Walter de Merton, sometime Chancellor of England and later Bishop of Rochester. Mob Quadrangle, the oldest quadrangle in the University, was built in three phases: the Treasury c.1288-91; the north and east ranges and the Sacristy c.1304-11; and the Library on the south and west sides 1373-8.
Welcome to our MCR! The MCR is composed of postgraduates, fourth-year undergraduates and mature students affiliated with the College. In addition to occupying one of the oldest (13th-century) and most impressive rooms in Oxford’s first college, we are foremost a diverse community that aims to make every MCR member feel welcome during their time at Oxford.
Merton College is an Equal Opportunities Employer. Lodge Porter – Nights (Receptionist) ... Merton College Merton Street Oxford, OX1 4JD United Kingdom +44(0)1865276310
Quantum physics, quantum computation and cryptography. My research extends over most aspects of information processing in quantum-mechanical systems. It is a cross-disciplinary field bringing together theoretical and experimental quantum physics, computer science and information theory. Its scope ranges from deep fundamental issues in physics ...
Welcome to the website of Merton’s Junior Common Room. Whether you’re a current student, incoming fresher or prospective applicant, we hope you’ll find the information on this website useful! Prospective Applicants: find out about studying at Merton: Prospective Students, Accommodation, Hall and Bar, our excellent Welfare and Academic ...
2022/23. Merton-Mansfield hockey has had an incredibly successful season in all respects. Highlights included winning Mixed Cuppers 2023 to become college hockey champions for the first time in memory, a fun alumni match welcoming back Ms hockey alumni to battle it out on the astroturf followed by a post-match pub trip, and a generous donation ...
The present site in Oxford was acquired by Walter de Merton in the mid-1260s. The college was consolidated on this site in 1274. Walter also got permission from the king to extend the initial three houses and parish church of St John south, to the old city wall.
