Graduate Studies Prospectus - University of Oxford

Wycliffe Hallwww.wycliffe.ox.ac.ukmap ref: iϐϐ Key FactsCollege AddressFounded 1877Head of HouseStudent Numbers 150Number of Places forResearch ProgrammesNumber of Places forTaught ProgrammesCollege FeesAccommodationAccommodationChargesContinuation Fee54 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6PWRevd Dr Richard Turnbull20 in total across both taught andresearch programmesDetails of fees are available at:www.wycliffehall.org.uk/content.asp?id=332We are unable at present to offeraccommodation to graduates, exceptthose involved in ministerial training.Non-residential students can rent astudy desk in a communal study room.For further information, see: www.wycliffehall.org.uk/content.asp?id=333Details of accommodation fees areavailable at: www.wycliffehall.org.uk/content.asp?id=332£135 per term is payable by studentswhose liability for university fees has ended.Wycliffe Hall is a centre for evangelical Christian life and studywithin the University of Oxford. Its tutors and former studentshave a strong record of research and publication in a wide rangeof aspects of Theology. Many of Wycliffe’s students are trainingfor Christian ministry (especially within the Anglican Church),normally involving the study of first degrees or diplomas intheology. However, for those who already have degrees intheology, it is possible to combine training for Christian ministrywith graduate study. Others come to Wycliffe purely to worktowards postgraduate research degrees. Wycliffe Hall places astrong emphasis on Christian community and commitment, andgraduate students are expected to play an active part in thatcommunity, as far as the nature of their course allows.Applicants who are considering Wycliffe as their college choiceare strongly advised to contact the Hall directly, and should doso in any case for the Hall’s own application form which must beRob Judgescompleted in addition to the University Graduate admission form.Applicants are interviewed at some point after a University placehas been offered. Please contact the Hall for further details andlikely dates.ϐϐFacilitiesFacilities for Disabled Students|| Wycliffe Hall welcomes applications from disabled studentsand makes reasonable adjustments to facilitate their access toits courses.|| Main buildings are wheelchair accessible.|| We are working to make the library and dining hall moreaccessible for those with disabilities.Library Resources|| Excellent theological library.|| New Graduate Study Room with facilities for private study.Computing Resources|| Wireless internet access throughout all main buildings.|| Ethernet connections are in all study areas and studentbedrooms.Art, Music, Drama and Sport|| Students take part in leading music for daily chapel services.|| Some students are members of Queen’s College Chapel choir.|| Wycliffe Hall runs a football team which plays in the Universityleague and students form various other ad hoc sporting teams.|| Wycliffe Hall does not have its own sports grounds, but theHall is adjacent to the University Parks.ϐϐFunding and PrizesThe Hall does not offer any individual scholarships or bursaries.Some limited hardship grants are available to students who facefinancial hardship after commencing their studies.Also see the Graduate Finance Guide.ϐϐMCR|| The Common Room Committee represent the student body tothe faculty, organise social events, and co-ordinate the runningof the common room; a student-only space equipped with akitchen, television, newspapers and a pool table.|| Many Wycliffe students are married and have families. Spousesand children are welcome for meals in College and at events.ϐϐAccommodation and Meals|| The Hall has very limited accommodation and normallygraduate students will need to find their own housing.|| Single Church of England ministerial students taking apostgraduate course will be allocated either a term-time orall-year room.|| Church of England ministerial students with families will beallocated appropriate housing.|| For all other graduates, Wycliffe will seek to assist students infinding accommodation on the private market.|| The Wycliffe dining hall serves three meals a day during termtime.|| All students may purchase a full meals package (for those livingin college) or lunchtime-only package (for those living out ofCollege).|| Lunchtime-only package allows ten meals per week sospouses can be included. Children’s meals are free.Permanent Private Halls accepting all studentsL LEnquiries: +44 (0) 1865 274205admissions@wycliffe.ox.ac.uk201