About University of Oxford

As the oldest university in the English-speaking world, Oxford is a unique and historic institution. There is no clear date of foundation, but teaching existed at Oxford in some form in 1096 and developed rapidly from 1167.

Lady Margaret Hall (LMH) is located in a peaceful area of splendid trees and Victorian buildings, about 15 minutes’ walk from the lively city centre. The College has 12 acres of lovely grounds and gardens, where students can relax away from their studies, walk among the trees, play croquet with friends or take a punt out on the river. Since the first nine women were admitted in 1879, the College has grown to a friendly and welcoming co-educational community of over 700 students and nearly 50 Fellows. Throughout this history LMH has remained steadfast in its commitment to diversity, inclusion, openness, and intellectual curiosity.

About LMH Summer Programme

LMH Summer Programmes are designed for students who want to gain and develop knowledge in their chosen subject area. In a series of thought-provoking lectures and lively seminar discussions students will learn about cutting-edge research, expand core knowledge, and explore new ideas and concepts among peers with diverse international perspectives and academic backgrounds. 

HKUST-nominated students are required to join the residential program. For students joining for two or more sessions, you can choose to take courses in the same subject area, or you can select courses from different disciplines. Course details are available HERE.

Program Date

HKUST-nominated students will participate in one of the sessions or up to THREE sessions. You will only take a maximum of one course per session.

Notes:

• Host Institutions may provide orientation activities for students, with some mandatory, which you should attend. You are required to pay attention to the host institution's arrival information and arrive in time.
• You should only depart after completion of the program (i.e. finishing all final examinations and/or assessments, both compulsory and optional ones).

Fees

This is a fee-paying program and HKUST students will bear the tuition fees and the costs for accommodation, travel, visa, insurance, personal expenses and all other costs incurred by the program. For details about the fees, please CLICK HERE.