Paid work while studying - Somerville College - University of Oxford

Sub fusc clothingSub fusc clothing for men consists of a dark suit and socks, black shoes, a white bow tie, and plain whiteshirt and collar. Women should wear a dark skirt or trousers, a white blouse, a black tie (a narrow blackribbon worn round the neck), black stockings or tights, and black shoes. ("Dark" in this context meansblack, or very dark grey or navy.) Those who wear a headdress for religious reasons should choose a blackscarf.6.8 Matriculation CeremonyOxford students are required to attend a Matriculation Ceremony at the start of their Oxford studies(though see below for exceptions). At this ceremony, you formally become a member of the University ofOxford.You must attend the Matriculation Ceremony on Saturday, 19 October 2013, at the Sheldonian Theatre inOxford. If you have not previously matriculated at Oxford, the College will automatically register you forthis Ceremony. Details of the proceedings will be available when you arrive at Somerville. A group photowill be taken of students beginning a new course at Somerville.You will need to wear academic dress and sub fusc for this Ceremony and photo.Unfortunately, due to limited space at the Sheldonian Theatre, guests are not permitted at the Ceremony,which is in any case very brief.If you have already matriculated at Oxford, you will not need to matriculate again.If you hold a degree from the University of Cambridge or Trinity College Dublin you may, if you wish,incorporate that degree instead of matriculating in Oxford. Incorporation means converting yourCambridge/Trinity degree into an Oxford one. You would still retain your original degree. You incorporateby having an Oxford degree conferred on you in absence at an Oxford degree ceremony (i.e. you do notattend a Degree Ceremony in person). If you would like to incorporate a degree, please contact theAcademic Office Administrator, Miss Rebecca Whitaker (email academic.office@some.ox.ac.uk).Even if you do not need to attend the Matriculation Ceremony on 19 October, we ask that you attend theMatriculation group photo wearing academic dress and sub fusc.7. IT (information technology) and computingOnce you have arrived at Somerville, you will be given a University email address, and access to theCollege's computing network. You will also have access to a number of online University resources.To ensure that your email address and College network log-in details are available when you arrive, youmust make sure that your completed University Contract (see above) has been returned to the UniversityCard Office (address on form). As soon as you arrive and throughout your course, important informationwill be sent to you by email to your University email address.Every student bedroom in Somerville accommodation is connected to the University computing networkvia an Ethernet socket and Site-Wide Wi-Fi Network. This connection provides access not only to theInternet, but also to a whole host of software and electronic resources provided by departments andservices within the University.Please visit http://www.some.ox.ac.uk/connect for further details on getting your computer connected tothe College Network.Somerville also has a wide range of additional IT facilities which you can use. Along with several computerrooms provided by the College for graduates and undergraduates, there is also a limited stock of laptops forloan to students who require them for academic use.You will be able to access printers, a scanner, CD writers, and a variety of software packages, including themusic package Sibelius.14 of 26