University of Oxford

. The rankings of the University of Oxford are - GLOBAL The university ranked 7 in ARWU It ranked 2 in QS World University Rankings It ranked 1 by THE It also ranked 20 by CWTS Leiden NATIONAL It ranked 1 by Complete It ranked 1 by Guardian It also ranked 2 by Times/Sunday Times

The rankings of the University of Oxford are - GLOBAL The university ranked 7 in ARWU It ranked 2 in QS World University Rankings It ranked 1 by THE It also ranked 20 by CWTS Leiden NATIONAL It ranked 1 by Complete It ranked 1 by Guardian It also ranked 2 by Times/Sunday Times

The university has its departments, colleges, housing, and other facilities dispersed around the city core rather than on a single campus. The region that most closely resembles a campus is the Science region, which houses the majority of the science departments. Currently under construction is the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, a ten-acre (4-hectare) area northwest of the city. The Radcliffe Camera, the Sheldonian Theatre, which hosts lectures, music performances, and university ceremonies, and the Examination Schools, which house exams and some lectures, are examples of iconic university structures. Prior to the Sheldonian's erection, university ceremonies were place in the University Church of St. Mary the Virgin. The University Parks are a 70-acre (28-hectare) parkland area located in the city's northeast, close to Lady Margaret Hall, Somerville College, and Keble College. During the day, the public can access it. Additionally, there are a number of public open spaces held by the college, such as Christ Church Meadow and Bagley Wood.

Some of the notable alumni of the University of Oxford are – William Gladstone H.H Asquith Tony Blair Gordon brown Indra Gandhi Aung San Suu Kyi Bill clinton Karald V of norway Bob Hawke Norman Washington manley