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.

For some of you, your final weeks in Oxford are coming to an end. As you finish your studies and look to your future, we're excited to welcome you to the alumni community. To kickstart your alumni journey, we'd love you to join us at the Leavers' Fair this term, taking place on Wednesday 17th June. Pick up exclusive freebies, enjoy live performances, get a professional headshot, and discover alumni discounts. 

Our HouseWelcome to the House of Fun! The Madness jukebox musical, Our House, by student production company Cross Keys Productions, showing at the Oxford Playhouse, 20th-23rd May,

Due to popular demand, Prelims Corner will be running in Week 4 AND Week 5 in Trinity Term! 

Mario will be downstairs at 11am on Monday 18th and Monday 25th May, to answer any questions you might have, and to facilitate collaboration in preparation for your exams. 

We hope to see you all there! 

Options Fair

We will be hosting the Part B and C Options Fair next Friday, 22nd May. This is a chance for current Part A and B students to learn more about the module options available to them in their next year of study.

The schedule is as follows: 

As the end of lectures this term approaches, we would like to request your feedback on the lectures you have attended this term. This is a chance to give us detailed feedback on what has worked well, what could be improved, and what your experience has been like for each individual course.
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