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The Colleges of Oxford University are not, themselves, degree-awarding institutions but rather the academic home, with residential facilities, for students registered for the University’s courses and supported by a faculty corpus of Tutorial Fellows. The Fellows themselves, typically, hold appointments in the University’s Schools and Department, which also offer and resource academic discipline-based degrees.
Over 4 decades ago, most Colleges made an autonomous decision to offer short courses, styled on the University’s renowned tutorial system of small student groups working closely with a tutor and designed & delivered by the faculty. To do this, they recruited and commissioned teams of tutors from their own and other university faculty to design, deliver and assess student performance in a series of Courses and Options drawn from their scholarly expertise and University teaching. Matching Oxford’s own student support and collegiate experience, the Colleges provided full residency, and access to University and College library.
Such courses were offered during the vacations when facilities and tutors were not engaged in the University’s courses – typically, therefore, in the long Summer vacation – and Colleges developed partnerships with overseas (most often USA) universities who approved their content, collegiate support and assessment schemes and, occasionally, shared tuition with partners’ visiting faculty. More recently, Oxford Colleges developed a Visiting Student Programme, under the supervision of a Tutor for Visiting Students, outlined here:- Oxford does not award a degree or any other qualification for a period of study as a Visiting Student, but colleges are willing to provide a record of study undertaken, for example for credit purposes at the home university.
Visiting students are not matriculated students of the University of Oxford and do not take University of Oxford examinations or receive degrees or credits from the University of Oxford. In this respect, this is very similar to our Summer School model, with courses having a credit-rating and forms of assessment and grading scheme approved with our partners and culminating in our own Tutorial Report to the student’s parent institution.
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