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Introduction of Oxford University
Oxford University, referred to as "Oxford", is located in Oxford, England. It is a world-famous public research university, which adopts college federalism, and is also called "Niu Jian" with Cambridge University, University College London, London Imperial College London and London School of Economics.

Founded in 1 167, Oxford University is the oldest university in the English-speaking world and the second oldest higher education institution in the world. Oxford University has emerged a group of top scientific masters, and trained a large number of epoch-making artists and heads of state, including 27 British prime ministers and dozens of world heads of state, political and business leaders.

Up to 20 17, 69 Nobel Prize winners (ninth in the world), 3 Fields Prize winners (twentieth in the world) and 6 Turing Prize winners (eighth in the world) have studied or worked in Oxford University.

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The cultural tradition of Oxford University;

1, school motto

Motto: Master of Light (Latin)

It means "the Lord is my light", from psalm 27 of the Bible.

"I think there are two points at the core of university spirit. The first is the pursuit of Excellence in everything, and the second is free and open debate"-Andrew Hamilton, President of Oxford University, UK. Hamilton said that the university spirit embodied in Oxford University is, first of all, an absolute pursuit of Excellence. No matter in teaching or scientific research, it will never be satisfied with the status quo and continue to pursue better.

2. Activities

Oxford University students celebrated the end of the final exam in their unique way-friends "attacked" students with champagne in their hands with foam and hand-painted ribbons. For the students in the graduation season of Oxford University, walking out of the examination room means the beginning of the annual final carnival.

At Oxford University, there is a traditional activity called "throwing garbage". As soon as the students of Oxford University walked out of the examination room, friends who had been waiting outside "attacked" them with flour and ribbons in their hands. The offensive was so fierce that the champagne for the celebration was completely inedible.

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