Starting at Oxford is an exciting time, but it's normal to feel some anxiety about making this move. We are committed to working with you to set you up for success at the University.

We are excited to extend an invitation  for our 2024 Careers Open Day which will be held on between 10:00 – 14:00 on the 7^th of November at the Novotel, Birmingham. This event is a fantastic opportunity for students to explore the dynamic field of OR and its exciting career paths.

A reminder - or an announcement if you have just joined us - all our merchandise can be bought online at the College Store. From fleeces to beanies to keyrings, we're on it. 

And if you use the code TCS-FRESH10 at the checkout you get 10% off. Obviously this is a code for freshers, but weren't we all once?

How would you like to feature in our next series of 'Me and My Maths', our social media films about your life and your maths? The previous series and similar series have been very successful with many millions of views in total. All you have to do is answer a few questions which we would send you in advance.

For those of you who are new - and those of you who are old - Café π downstairs offers breakfast, lunch and afternoon treats, alongside various promotions and free pop-ups. 

The lunchtime menu always offers vegetarian and vegan options. 

And you can build up points via a loyalty card.

Thursday 24^th October, 3.30pm – 4.30pm, Large Lecture Theatre, Department of Statistics

Gil McVean, Ellison Institute of Technology, Oxford - The trajectories of complex disease

The Disability Advisory Service is seeking support workers for Non-Medical Help (NMH) roles. 

They particularly need graduate students to fulfil the following positions:

• Note Taker
• Practical Support Assistant (General/Library/Laboratory/Sighted-Guide)
• Study Assistant

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On Wednesday 16th October (Week 1), at 4:30pm in Lecture Theatre 1 of the Andrew Wiles Building, Professor Ofra Magidor will be speaking on 'Infinite Jesters: what can philosophers learn from a puzzle involving infinitely many clowns?’. All Mathematics & Philosophy, Physics & Philosophy, and Computer Science & Philosophy undergraduates are welcome. Although this is a welcome lecture for our first-years, all Philosophy and joint school students and staff members are welcome to attend as well!