We are looking for Oxford Maths Ambassadors!

Ambassadors are students that make our outreach events truly welcoming and friendly, and make sure that things run smoothly. They’re pro-active and enthusiastic about Maths, and they work with us on open days, the Maths Festival, school visits, and online events like OOMC and the MAT Livestream. We pay our ambassadors Oxford Living Wage for most events.

Show your love for Oxford Maths with our exclusive range of branded merchandise! All of our merchandise can be bought online at the College Store with exclusive 10% discount this month. 

     

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Prelims Corner will run from 11am–12pm every Monday, outside L1, during Weeks 1–8.

It’s a great opportunity to get support from an experienced DPhil student with tricky maths problems, ask questions, or simply meet and work alongside other Prelims students.

No registration is required — feel free to drop in whenever you need, and stay for as little or as long as you like.

And, of course, free snacks will be provided! 🍪

As you may know, the MSc in Mathematical Sciences (OMMS) is a standalone MSc which runs parallel with Part C. To help the MSc students feel welcomed to the department, we have a buddy system where our OMMS students are paired with current Part B students who will be staying on to Part C and they can communicate over the summer if they choose. A buddy would be someone the MSc student could ask informal questions (a bit like a college parent). MSc students and buddies would then be free to decide when to meet during the academic year.

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Great Big Green Week: join us on Friday 12 June, 12 –2 p.m. for a flavour packed, plant lunch. For one day only, we'll be replacing our meat-based hot food offer with delicious plant based dishes.

Featured specials:

The King's Festival of Artificial Intelligence 2025 | King's College LondonAs part of G-Research NextGen, they run a prize for outstanding undergraduates — designed to support and celebrate students with exceptional academic potential in mathematics, computer science and related fields.

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