Middlebury College - CMRS Oxford Humanities Program

The Middlebury - CMRS Oxford Humanities Program occupies St. Micheal's Hall, a nineteenth-century building in the center of Oxford, within a few minutes' walk of all facilities. This program includes reading seminars, supervised research courses, and Oxford-style one-on-one tutorials. Field trips within and outside Oxford are regularly organized as part of the curriculum.

Middlebury-CMRS students are Associate Members of Keble, one of Oxford's largest colleges, which is only a short walk from St. Michael's Hall. Through Keble, a wide range of activities are available to students. They can take meals in the dining hall, relax in the common room, and study in the Victorian library and reading rooms. They can join Keble clubs, such as the choir or drama society, and participate in a range of sports.

Middlebury-CMRS students also have access to Oxford's Bodleian Library, as well as opportunities to join university-wide student associations and interest groups. Throughout the semester, opportunities are offered for access to local events, museums, concerts, and theatrical performances, so that students can take full advantage of this culturally vibrant city. Although the courses focus on the humanities, the programme accepts students from all academic disciplines.

One-on-one Oxford-style tutorials tailored to students' interests
Wide range of seminar courses available
Housing in St. Michael's Hall right in the center of Oxford
Semester term programs available in addition to yearlong programs
One group excursion per semester
Students are able to participate in college life through Associate Membership with Keble College

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