Graduate Studies Prospectus - University of Oxford

St Antony’s Collegewww.sant.ox.ac.ukmap ref: Sϐϐ Key FactsCollege AddressFounded 1950Head of HouseStudent Numbers 49762 Woodstock Road, Oxford OX2 6JFProfessor Margaret MacMillanNumber of Places for46 (2007–08)Research ProgrammesNumber of Places for138 (2007–08)Taught ProgrammesCollege Fees £2,250 (2007–08)University fees also applyAccommodation Single accommodation is guaranteed forfirst-year students who are new to theOxford areaAccommodationChargesContinuation Fee£81.27–£129.13 per week (2008–09) insingle accommodationSome flats may be available at higher rates£195 per term (2008–09) charged tograduates living within 25 miles of Oxfordwho have met their maximum fee liability(under review)St Antony’s is a cosmopolitan, vibrant community of graduatestudents specialising in the social sciences and humanities, knowninternationally for its stimulating intellectual life and rich culturalenvironment. The College is a leading centre for the study ofHistory, International Relations, Economics, Development Studies,politics and anthropology of different regions of the world.The College occupies a pleasant site in leafy North Oxford closeto the city centre. The following area studies centres are part ofthe College: African Studies, Asian Studies, European Studies, theLatin American Centre, Middle East Centre, the Nissan Institute ofJapanese Studies and Russian and Eurasian Studies. St Antony’s iswidely known as the best place in the world to study the world.ϐϐFacilitiesFacilities for Disabled StudentsSome bedrooms, specifically designed for students with a rangeof disabilities are available within College. The College welcomesdisabled students and will do all it reasonably can to help them.Library Resources|| Main College Library|| Middle East Centre Library and Archive|| Russian and Eurasian Studies Centre LibraryFor more details of these and the other libraries on site (theBodleian Japanese Library and the Latin American Centre Library)see www.sant.ox.ac.uk/libraries/index.htmlComputing ResourcesThere is a 24-hour access computer room available for collegemembers. All College rooms are connected to the universitynetwork and a number of wireless access points are availablewithin the College: www.sant.ox.ac.uk/computing/Art, Music, Drama and SportSt. Antony’s has an excellent reputation for its cultural diversityand lively environment, which is reflected in the wide variety ofextra-curricular activities found around College. Currently theseinclude:|| Ballroom dancing, yoga, salsa, dabkhe dancing|| European Film Society|| Antonian Brewing Society|| Wine Tasting Society|| Gardening Society|| STAIR, St Antony’s own peer-reviewed journal run by students|| Rowing, football, cricket, and basketball teams for men andwomenFor more information see: www.sant.ox.ac.uk/jcr/clubs.htmlOther Facilities|| College dining hall|| Combined Common Room|| College gym|| Music room|| Student late bar|| Medical suite with regular term-time attendance by theCollege Nurse and College DoctorϐϐFunding and PrizesA number of scholarships, travel grants and awards aremade annually. For more information see:www.sant.ox.ac.uk/study/scholarships.htmlwww.sant.ox.ac.uk/study/grants.htmlAlso see the Graduate Finance Guide.ϐϐJCRThe Junior Common Room exists to serve and support thestudent members of the College and is the equivalent of theMCR in many other colleges. It is represented on the College’sGoverning Body and Management Executive Team.For more information see: www.sant.ox.ac.uk/jcr/ϐϐAccommodation and MealsFull details of all accommodation and meal arrangements may befound in the Students’ Handbook at:https://weblearn.ox.ac.uk/site/colleges/sant/handbooksSee also: www.sant.ox.ac.uk/facilities/Colleges accepting graduate students onlyLLEnquiries: +44 (0) 1865 284724 / 284703student.admin@sant.ox.ac.uk161