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  1. www.balliol.ox.ac.uk › about-balliolAbout Balliol | Balliol College

    Balliol College is a thriving academic community in the heart of Oxford. It exists to advance education at both undergraduate and graduate levels, to facilitate.

    • History

      History. Balliol has existed as a community of scholars on...

    • Buildings and Gardens

      Balliol is one of the few colleges to have its own...

    • Remarkable Alumni

      Other well-known names amongst current Balliol alumni...

    • Academic Life

      Undergraduates engage directly with Balliol academics...

    • College Magazine

      Floreat Domus is the College magazine, which contains news...

    • Nursery

      The Nursery operates on a non-profit-making basis and is...

    • Policies

      Balliol Day Nursery Policies and Procedures See other pages...

    • Biology

      Biology at Oxford. Biology at Oxford incorporates an...

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Balliol_College,_OxfordBalliol College, Oxford - Wikipedia

    Balliol became known for its radicalism and political activism in the 20th century, and saw an abortive coup in the 1960s in which students took over the college and declared it "the People's Republic of Balliol". [49]

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  4. www.balliol.ox.ac.uk › about-balliol › historyHistory | Balliol College

    History. Balliol has existed as a community of scholars on its present Broad Street site without interruption since about 1263. By this token it claims to be the oldest college in Oxford, and in the English-speaking world.

  5. www.ox.ac.uk › college-listing › balliol-collegeBalliol College - University of Oxford

    Balliol stands on Broad Street in the city centre, just metres from the Bodleian Library and a short walk or cycle ride from University academic departments. Its modern annexe is a 5-minute walk away on Jowett Walk.

  6. www.ox.ac.uk › graduate › collegesBalliol College - University of Oxford

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    The large and well-stocked Balliol College Library on the Broad Street college site is open 24 hours, seven days a week. The Special Collections Centre in St Cross Church houses important collections of medieval and modern manuscripts, early printed books and books by former and current college members. There is a specialised law library and extens...

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    The college has its own sports pavilion overlooked by graduate accommodation on the Master’s Field, with football and cricket pitches, as well as tennis, squash and basketball courts. There are table tennis facilities and, on the Broad Street site, a croquet lawn. A well-equipped college boathouse on the Thames is the base for an excellent boat clu...

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    Specially adapted facilities are available in the Graduate Centre. Arrangements are made on an individual basis; please Graduate Administratorto discuss any requirements before submitting an application.

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    The college encourages graduate students to access the college or University welfare and wellbeing services should they find they need help, advice, or support during their studies. College staff support available to graduates includes the Welfare Lead, Nurse, College Counsellor, Student Finance and Support Administrator (including disability), Har...

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  7. oxfordmagictours.com › balliol-college-oxfordBalliol College, Oxford University - Walking tours of oxford

    What is Balliol College known for? Balliol College is renowned for its academic excellence, distinguished faculty, and vibrant community culture. It’s one of the oldest colleges at Oxford University, known for producing leaders in various fields. How can I apply to Balliol College?

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  9. oxfordvisit.com › university-and-colleges › balliolBalliol College - OxfordVisit

    Balliol College is one of the oldest colleges in Oxford. It’s centrally located, opposite the Ashmolean Museum. Many well-known Prime Ministers have studied at Balliol, which is also the house of Adam Smith, Aldous Huxley, and Richard Dawkins.