UNIVERSITY OF
OXFORD
UNIVERSITY OF
OXFORD
local
início
Oxford
1096
estudantes (% graduação) 18.431 (63 %*)
*11.611
receita 2006
£ 3.6 billion
R$ 12.6 bilhões
UNIVERSIDADES
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universidade
graduação e pós-graduação lato sensu
** universidade de pesquisa
+ PG stricto sensu + pesquisa
*** universidade global
+ estudantes e pesquisadores do mundo
Universidade de Pesquisa
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amplo espectro de cursos de graduação
compromisso com pós-graduação (PhD)
ênfase na pesquisa
captação de recursos
inserção internacional
Universidade Global
• atrai estudantes de todo o mundo*
(amplo espectro de culturas e valores)
• envia seus estudantes ao exterior
(preparo para carreira global)
• estuda desafios de mundo interconectado
• programas colaborativos de pesquisa*
(avanço da ciência em benefício da humanidade)
*top: atrai os mais talentosos estudantes e pesquisadores
Global Universities Ranking
SJTU rank
SJTU + Times rank
G-factor rank
Harvard
Harvard
Massachusetts IT
Cambridge
Stanford
Harvard
Stanford
Yale (G51)
UC – Berkeley
UC – Berkeley
California IT (G16)
Stanford
MIT
UC – Berkeley
Princeton
California IT
Cambridge (G11)
Pennsylvania (S15)
Columbia
Massachusetts IT
Washington – Seattle (S17)
Princeton
Oxford (G20)
Illinois – Urbana Champaign (S25)
Chicago
UC, S Francisco (G150)
Carnegie Mellon (S54)
Oxford
Columbia (G27)
Rutgers State University (S43)
SJTU + Time ranks
Highly cited researchers
Nature and Science (5 years)
ISI articles
% international faculty
% international students
citations/faculty member
faculty/student ratio
size of library holdings
G-Factor
• Measures the importance of universities as
a function of the number of links to their
websites from the websites of other
leading international universities.
• The total number of such links is the G
factor (Global ).
As a collegiate university
Oxford's structure can be confusing
to those unfamiliar with it.
The university is essentially a
federation:
it comprises over forty self-governing
colleges and halls,
along with a central University
headed by the Vice-Chancellor.
Students are members of both a
College and of the University
•30 colleges and 7 halls
undergraduate and graduate degrees
•7 colleges
graduates only
•1 college (All Souls)
fellows only
•1 college ( Kellog)
part-time graduate and continuing education
Collegiate system
Large
internationally-renowned institution
Small
interdisciplinary academic community
Central governance
Chancellor
titular figure, holds office until death
Vice-Chancellor
de facto head of the University, holds office for up to seven
years
Pro-Vice-Chancellors
Education
Research
Planning and Resources
Development and External Affairs
Personnel and Equal Opportunities
Central governance
Council of the University (26 members)
executive policy-making body
Vice-Chancellor, heads of departments, members elected by
Congregation, representatives of the Colleges, 4 members from
outside the University
Major committees
Educational Policy and Standards
General Purposes
Personnel
Planning and Resource Allocation
Congregation: legislative matters
Over 4000 members of the academic and administrative staff
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
ACADEMIC DIVISIONS
Humanities
Mathematical, Physical & Life Sciences
Medical Sciences
Social Sciences
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
Humanities Division units
American Institute
Classics Faculty
English Language and Literature
History Faculty
Linguistics & Phonetics
Medieval and Modern Languages Faculty
Music Faculty
Oriental Studies Faculty
Philosophy Faculty
Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art
Theology Faculty
Voltaire Foundation
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
Mathematical, Physical & Life Sciences Division units
Chemistry
Computing Laboratory
Earth Sciences
Engineering Science
E-Research Centre
Materials
Mathematical Institute
Physics
Plant Sciences
Statistics
Zoology
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
Social Sciences Division units
Anthropology and Museum Ethnography
School of Archaeology
Economics
Educational Studies
Environment, Centre for the
Faculty of Law
Management (Said Business School)
Oxford Internet Institute
Politics and International Relations
Queen Elizabeth House, Department of International
Development
Social Policy and Social Work
Sociology
Medical Sciences Division units
Anaesthetics
Biochemistry
Cardiovascular Medicine
Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Clinical Medicine, Nuffield Department of
Clinical Neurology
Clinical Pharmacology
Clinical Vaccinology and Tropical Medicine
Experimental Psychology
Medical Oncology
Molecular Medicine, Weatheral Institute of
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Ophthalmology
Orthopaedic Surgery
Paediatrics, Department of
Pathogen Research, The Peter Medawar Building for
Pathology
Pharmacology
Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics, Department of
Psychiatry
Public Health
Radiation, Oncology and Biology
Surgery
Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine
Department sub-units
Division of Structural biology, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Physiology,
Human Genetics, Wellcome Trust Centre for Medical Oncology,
Clinical Trial Service Unit, Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology & Metabolism,
Structural Genomics Consortium, NDM John Radcliffe
Research Units
Bioinformatics, CD45 group, Cellular Immunology,
Cancer Research Epidemiology Unit, Clinical Immunology,
Cutaneous Immunology, Geratology, Gastroenterology, Human Immunology,
Magpie Trials, Molecular Immunology, Molecular Parasitology Group,
Palliative Care, The Nephrology Oxygen Sensing Group, Respiratory Medicine,
Rheumatology, T-cell Biology Group, The Peter Medawar HIV/AIDS Laboratory,
Clinical BioManufacturing Facility, Tropical Medicine, Viral Immunology Group,
Human Chronic Viruses
Academic departments
•located centrally within the structure
•not affiliated to any particular college
•perform research
•provide facilities for teaching and research
•organise lectures and seminars
•determine the syllabi and guidelines for the
teaching of students
•Colleges organise the tutorial teaching
for their undergraduates.
•The members of an academic
department are spread around many
colleges.
•Though certain colleges do have
subject strengths they are the
exception, and most colleges will have
a broad mix of academics and students
from a diverse range of subjects.
39 Colleges + 7 Halls
•independent and self-governing
•core element of the university
•related in a federal system
•governed by a Head of House
and a Governing Body
Trinity College
• founded in 1554, is one of the smaller colleges in terms
of student numbers, but occupies an exceptionally
spacious site in the centre of Oxford. The relationship
between undergraduates and the academic staff is open
and friendly. Excellent facilities and a strong sense of
community provide an ideal environment for hard work
and academic achievement.
• A wide range of clubs and societies with an academic
focus are active within Trinity as well as sports and
music clubs, including a large chamber orchestra.
Facilities such as libraries are provided
on all these levels:
by the central university,
by the departments
and by colleges
(all of which maintain a multi-discipline
library for the use of their members).
Departamento
•unidade de função: ensino, pesquisa e extensão,
em área definida do conhecimento
•menor fração da estrutura universitária federal brasileira
•compreende disciplinas afins
•pode criar setores para atividades específicas
•pode integrar unidade mais ampla