Discovering Lyra’s Oxford on a ‘His Dark Materials’ walking tour - July marks the 30th anniversary of Northern Lights, the ...

The stats refer to the Oxbridge students who are freshers right now ... religion at Oxford – 46.6 per cent get in 3. Modern and medieval languages (MML) at Cambridge 50.4 per cent get in ...

Students at the University of Texas at Arlington participated in a medieval-themed event where they applied lessons in math, science, and history to build and test trebuchets. The competition ...

Principal Sara Russell said: “Fifty-three Symonds students holding Oxbridge offers is nothing short of remarkable. This fantastic achievement is a testament to our students’ talent ...

The students have been offered places on an array of courses, including classics and English with beginners’ Latin or Greek; experimental psychology; natural sciences; Spanish and linguistics; ...

Gaining their places was the culmination of significant additional work over two years by the students, who were all part of the College’s specialist ‘Oxbridge Programme’, a unique and ...

The report reckons the reasons for this are that Oxbridge courses ... Slightly more female students get firsts at Cambridge in Classics, modern and medieval languages, and management.

Women are less likely than men to achieve first-class degrees at Oxbridge ... and Modern and Medieval Languages (MML). The report asserts that the first-class awarding gap is a “significant and unfair ...

A focus on final-year exams at Oxbridge could be disadvantaging female students who are “less likely to take risks” and suffer from premenstrual syndrome (PMS), a report suggests. A paper ...

Almost all courses at Oxford and Cambridge have a first-class degree awarding gap favouring men, according to the report (Andrew Matthews/PA) A focus on final-year exams at Oxbridge could be ...

maintaining their position as a global top ten Oxbridge provider. BHASVIC has also shared that 36 of their students are progressing on to medical degrees. Principal William Baldwin said ...