U.Va. at Oxford - Lifetime Learning | University of Virginia

Program Fees

$3,195 per person double occupancy, en-suite, land only
$3,490 per person single occupancy, en-suite, land only
Participants must be 18 or older

Fees include all meals, tours and lodging
In an effort to be environmentally-friendly, Trinity College will offer one linen and towel (hand and bath) change during your stay at no additional cost.

Luggage Service

If you would like to have your luggage transported from/to the Porter’s Lodge (check-in/out location) and to/from your room which may include stairs, please select the additional $50 luggage service option for an on the registration form.

Cancelation Policy

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University of Virginia at Oxford University
August 9 - 15, 2013

In continuation of the University of Virginia’s long-standing relationship with Oxford, the oldest university in the English-speaking world, U.Va.’s Lifetime Learning Program offers you the opportunity to spend a week, August 9 - 15, 2013, at Oxford University. Immerse yourself in the centuries-old traditions as you learn, explore and experience historic settings of towers, spires and gargoyles. Enjoy this educational experience with two renowned Revolutionary War scholars.

This package includes housing, lectures and meals at the beautiful Trinity College situated in the very center of Oxford University. Trinity was the college of Lord North, the Prime Minister during the Revolutionary Wars. Participants will visit museums, historic buildings and the homes of Benjamin Franklin, George Washington and Lord Sackville.

Oxford is one of the most famous universities in the world and draws academics from every discipline and tourists from around the globe. Unlike a tourist, through your relationship with U.Va, you have the opportunity to experience Oxford from the inside, living “in college” behind the cloistered walls. Join us for lectures and meals with University of Virginia and Oxford faculty members.

Contact Us

Alexis Moore,
Engagement Associate
alexismoore@virginia.edu
434-924-2703

Althea Brooks,
Lifetime Learning Director
althea@virginia.edu
434-243-2379

Trinity College

Highlights of the Events

• See where Benjamin Franklin lived in London

• Visit historic Drayton House, home of Lord Sackville - Secretary of State for America during the Revolutionary War

• Enjoy a lively social program and topical talks

• Delight in Evensong in the stunning setting of Christ Church, which is both college chapel and cathedral

• Continue the tradition of past U.Va. at Oxford Programs that examined Winston Churchill, English Gardens, the Cotswolds and other topics