What country is the University of Oxford in

The University of Oxford is in Oxfordshire, England.

More information about University of Oxford:

Chinese name: University of Oxford

Foreign name: University of Oxford

Short title: Oxford

Motto: Dominus Illuminatio Mea (The Lord is my light)

Category: Public research university

Famous alumni: Shelley, Stephen Hawking, Oscar Wilde, Bacon, Bianchin, Clinton, Kate Beckinsale

Region: Oxfordshire, England

Main faculties: Trinity, Christ's, St. John's, etc.

Major awards: The first university in the English-speaking world, the first university in the English-speaking world, the first university in the English-speaking world, the first university in the English-speaking world, the first university in the English-speaking world, and the second university in the English-speaking world. Awards: The first university in the English-speaking world , 69 Nobel Prizes, 3 Fields Medals, 6 Turing Awards?

Alliances: Russell Group, Coimbra Group, etc.

Expanded profile:

Cultural Traditions of the University of Oxford:

University Motto:

Motto: Dominus illuminatio mea (Latin)

means "The Lord is my light", from Psalm 27 in the Bible.

"I think there are two things at the heart of the university spirit, the first is the pursuit of excellence in everything, and the second is free and open debate" - Andrew Hamilton, Chancellor of the University of Oxford, UK.

Hamilton said the university spirit embodied by Oxford is, first of all, the absolute pursuit of excellence, whether in teaching or research, will never rest on its laurels, the continuous pursuit of doing better.

Events:

Oxford students celebrated the end of their final exams in their own unique way - friends "attacked" students with bubbles and hand-sprayed ribbons as they prepared to celebrate with champagne in hand. The students were ready to celebrate with champagne in hand. For Oxford's final year students, getting out of the exam room signals the start of the annual end-of-semester party.

In Oxford University, there is a traditional activity called "trashing", Oxford students out of the examination room, waiting for a long time outside the friends, holding flour, hand spraying ribbons toward them "attack", the attack is so fierce, celebrating the students.

The attack was so violent that the celebratory champagne was completely undrinkable.

But Oxford students also have a tradition of wearing black robes during final exams, white carnations for the first exam, red carnations for the last exam and pink carnations for the exams in between.

But Oxford students also have a tradition of wearing black robes during final exams, white carnations for the first exam and red carnations for the last exam.

Reference:Baidu Encyclopedia---Oxford University