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牛津大学一日游英语作文

牛津大学一日游英语作文**A Day Trip to Oxford University: A Tapestry of History and Culture**Early morning sunshine filled the air as I stepped onto the hallowed grounds of Oxford University, a place renowned for its rich history and academic excellence. The cobblestone streets led me past Gothic architecture and quadrangles, each corner storybook-perfect and whispering tales of centuries past.My first stop was the Sheldonian Theatre, a Neo-Classical masterpiece that graced the center of the Broad Street. Its grandiose facade, adorned with intricate carvings and statues, was a testament to the University's esteemed status. Inside, the acoustics were impeccable, and I could imagine the echoes of past lectures and debates resounding through the hall.From there, I wandered towards the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest and most famous libraries in the world. Its musty, book-lined rooms were a haven for scholars and dreamers alike. I traced my fingers over the spines ofancient tomes, feeling the weight of centuries beneath my fingertips.Lunch was a delectable affair at the University's famous Cafeteria, where students and visitors alike gathered to discuss ideas and enjoy a range of culinary delights. The vibrant atmosphere was a stark contrast to the serene quietude of the libraries and lecture halls.After lunch, I visited the Ashmolean Museum, home to a vast collection of art and artifacts from around the globe. The Egyptian section was particularly fascinating, with its hieroglyphics and ancient relics telling the story of a civilization lost in time.As the afternoon sun cast its golden hue over the University, I found myself at the Radcliffe Camera, a circular library building that was a masterpiece of Victorian Gothic Revival. Its intricate carvings and towering windows were a sight to behold, and I couldn't help but marvel at the beauty and engineering feats that had come together to create such a masterpiece.My final destination was the quadrangle of St. John's College, where students were seen studying and chattingunder the shade of ancient trees. The serene atmosphere was a perfect ending to my tour, and I found myself reluctantto leave this enchanting place.As I bid farewell to Oxford, I realized that a mere day had not been enough to fully explore the University's vast expanse and rich history. However, the memories and experiences I had gathered would forever be treasured in my heart. Oxford University, a true embodiment of academic excellence and cultural heritage, had left me in awe and eager to return.**牛津大学一日游：历史与文化的交织**清晨的阳光洒满大地，我踏入了享有盛誉的牛津大学，这里以其丰富的历史和卓越的学术成就而闻名。

大学英文游记范文

大学英文游记范文我感觉牛津大学跟国内的大学城有些类似，可以把牛津市简单看成整个牛津大学，每个学院独自管理，各自分布在市里的各个角落，形成了一个整体的大学城。

我们基本上都是利用孩子学校周末两天休息的时间游览伦敦周边的城镇，多数也是采取坐火车的方式往返。

tip：火车票提前预订会有很大的折扣。

我们去的时候是周日，天空不作美，下起了密集的小雨。

虽然9月末的英国天气温度基本在15-20度左右，并不觉得很冷，但是在下雨天我就几乎没有闲逛的心情了，于是我们就去了阿什莫林博物馆避雨，博物馆全称“阿什莫林博物馆艺术与考古博物馆（The Ashmolean Museum of art and archadology）。

去之后查资料才知道阿什莫林博物馆是英国第一个公共博物馆，创建于1683年。

最初藏品大多为 John Tradescant 及其同名儿子的收藏，包括动物、植物、矿物、宝石、钱币与绘画、手工艺品等。

我们一进去正好看到的是关于中国朝代的历史介绍，顿感亲切。

小朋友们看到博物馆儿童角的画画工具立马兴趣大增，不知道王小喵是不是受到之前国家美术馆里临摹学习者们的启发，强烈主动要求自己也要去临摹一幅作品。

我因为陪王小一同学画画，只看了其中一个关于钱币的展厅，仔细学习后发现特别有意思。

这里的东西都曾经被用作交易的钱币，中间那个大石环真是超出我的想象虽然在博物馆里呆一整天都未必能仔细看完所有的展品，但是我们想到时间有些局促，还想去参观一下鼎鼎有名的牛津大学的各大学院呢，就离开了博物馆。

没想到，出来的时候雨不知道什么时候已经停了，天空一片晴朗，阳光也特别的明媚~~~原计划是去号称最美学院的莫德林学院，但在路过一个有收费窗口的学院时，我们立马决定随兴，进去之后才发现是贝利奥尔学院（Balliol College，Oxford）。

贝利奥尔学院是牛津大学最古老的学院之一，以活跃的政治氛围著称。

培养出了多位英国首相，现代经济学之父亚当·斯密也曾在此学习过。

牛津游记作文600字

牛津游记作文600字本人正宗哈迷一枚，因为电影《哈利·波特》而爱上了牛津。

站在充满魔幻色彩的基督学院食堂，我以为这就是牛津的全部，直到爸爸妈妈坚持要再去牛津大学的其他学院走走，我才恋恋不舍地离开。

信步走进牛津大学的其他学院，随处可见造型古朴的学院建筑，转角的窗台上总能瞥见格外娇艳的花朵，偶尔拿着书本或背着书包的师生穿行而过，慢慢地，似乎我已经有了审美疲劳，各个学院的风景大同小异嘛！爸爸说，没关系，我们就是随便走走。

顺着街道越往里走，身边的人好像越来越少，越发显得幽静，这反而勾起了我们的好奇心，特别想见证一下，我们到底“摸”到了牛津大学的哪个角落？拐过一栋不高的小楼，眼前突然变得开阔起来。

一条乳白色的碎石小径把一大块碧绿的“丝绒毯”一分为二，小径绵延伸向远处城堡式的楼房，三三两两简朴的木椅随意散落在“丝绒毯”上，远远角落里的两把木椅上有两人在休憩。

这草坪的周围是一圈拙朴的古墙，举步走到古墙边才发觉，扁扁的石砖砌就的墙并不高，几乎一人高而已，大概是年代久远了，时间已经无声无息地在墙面上刻下了深深浅浅的凹痕，苔藓也染出了浅褐的色块。

猛然想到，几百年来，有多少牛津的优秀学子也同我这个小小少年一样一次次地在此驻足呢。

墙边树木青翠，但更多的是各色妩媚的鲜花。

他们开得恣意忘我，遮住了斑驳的墙面，明黄的、绯红的、淡紫的、雪白的，在一片绿意中格外惹眼，颇有梵高油画的意境。

四周静得出奇，艳丽的花朵环绕着大草坪，这份多彩和寂静让人不由得长舒一口气，惬意又闲适。

我索性摊开手脚躺在草坪上，英国人养护草坪的态度还真是一丝不苟。

别看草坪剪得又短又平，但却出奇地柔软，小草时不时地挠挠我的手腕和脚腕，清新的草香钻进我的鼻孔，一股恬淡拂过心田。

望着天上缓缓行进的云朵，身处异国他乡的我竟然倏忽间想起了朱自清的《春》：“坐着，躺着，打两个滚，踢几脚球，赛几趟跑，捉几回迷藏。

风轻悄悄的，草软绵绵的。

”如果在和暖的午后，捧一本书坐在这里静静地读，又何尝不是最美的享受呢？躺在这里，牛津大学的大草坪上，我居然一下子忘掉了刚才还念念不忘的食堂，恢弘壮阔的电影画面也从脑海中暂时失忆，似乎此时，我感受到了另一个牛津。

参访牛津大学所见所闻所思

参访牛津大学的所见所闻所思——张晓江 2012年7月今年6月1日至18日我去了英国和法国旅行，前12天在英国，后5天在法国巴黎。

此次旅行的主要目的是6月9日去牛津大学参加我儿子张宇翔的Degree Ceremony(学位典礼)。

作为牛津大学毕业生的家长，同时也是一名中国的大学教师，我对牛津大学和剑桥大学独特的教育体制很好奇、很感兴趣。

因而进行了考察和探究。

这两所世界顶尖名校都有着800多年的历史，有着College（香港人译成“书院”）制和Tutor（导师）制等非常独特的教育体制。

不仅和我国的教育体制不同，而且与美国、加拿大、澳大利亚等西方其他国家也有较大差别。

有着非常明显的优点，值得我们借鉴。

1. College制：牛津大学和剑桥大学的“College”和世界上其他国家的“College”的含意与功能是不同的。

牛津大学的学生被录取后就有两个“home”, 一个是学习的机构School，另一个就是管生活和社交的机构College。

例如：张宇翔2010年9月被牛津大学的Said Business School（赛德商学院）录取，入读一个理学硕士program—“Master of Science in Finacial Economics”，他需要申请一个College，于是他被Green Templeton College录取。

如果没有被一个College 录取就无法完成学生注册。

学费中也包括两个部分：Course fee 和College fee，合在一起称为tuition。

他的学习课程全部都在商学院进行。

而Green Templeton College 则为他提供宿舍、食堂，经常举行party，还为他指派一名导师。

其实，College就是一个“学术社区”的概念，学不同专业的学生同住在一个College 中。

例如Green Templeton College里面主要住着学医学的、药学的、经济的、金融的、物理的本科生和研究生。

介绍牛津大学和其学院的英语作文

介绍牛津大学和其学院的英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Trip to Oxford UniversityHave you ever dreamed of going to a really old and famous university? Well, last summer I got to visit one of the most famous universities in the whole world - Oxford University in England! It was so exciting.Oxford University is super duper old. It's been around since way back in the 11th century, which was almost a thousand years ago! Can you imagine that? It's had plenty of time to become one of the best universities for lots of different subjects like science, math, literature and more.Instead of having a single big campus like many universities, Oxford is made up of lots of small colleges spread all around the city of Oxford. There are 39 colleges in total! Each one is kind of like its own little universe with housing, dining halls, libraries, gardens and everything a student needs.My family and I visited several of the colleges on our trip. One of the first we saw was Christ Church College. It's one of the biggest and most famous colleges. We got to wander around the meadow and see the cute deer that live there! We also went inside the dining hall which was so fancy with super high ceilings. The one at Christ Church was actually used as a setting for some of the Harry Potter movies!Another pretty college we toured was Magdalen College (pronounced "maw-dlin"). It has these beautiful medieval buildings made of stone and stained glass windows. My favorite was the cloister - that's a covered walkway around a courtyard in the middle. I felt like I had stepped back in time to the Middle Ages! Magdalen also has its own bell tower where students regularly go up and ring the big bells on certain occasions.We also visited the Bodleian Library, which is one of the oldest and biggest libraries in Europe. The main reading room there is huge - big enough to fit a tennis court inside! And get this - it has over 13 million books, maps, manuscripts and other treasures. 13 million! I could never read that many books even if I lived to be 200 years old.My favorite part of visiting Oxford had to be punting though. Punting is where you get in a small, flat-bottomed boat and usea long pole to push it along the river. It's messier than using oars but way more fun! We punted along the River Cherwell and got to see lots of the college buildings and grounds from the water. Our punter (the person pushing the boat) told us funny stories about student life at Oxford too.I felt so lucky to explore the old colleges and soak up over 900 years of history at Oxford. The buildings and traditions there make it a really special and unique place. I don't know if I'm smart enough to actually go to school there someday, but a kid can dream, right? Maybe I'll be a famous Oxford scholar when I grow up! Either way, I'll always have amazing memories from my trip.篇2Here's an essay about Oxford University and its colleges, written in the tone of an elementary school student (around2,000 words):Oxford University: The Coolest School Ever!Have you ever dreamed of going to a super awesome school?A place with big old buildings, funny traditions, and lots of smart kids? Well, let me tell you about Oxford University - it's the coolest school I've ever heard of!Oxford University is in England, and it's one of the oldest universities in the world. Can you believe people have been studying there since way back in the 11th century? That's like, a thousand years ago! It's so old that parts of the university look like a castle from a fairy tale.But Oxford isn't just one big building - it's made up of lots of smaller colleges. Each college is kind of like its own little school, with dorms, a dining hall, libraries, and classrooms. The colleges have the funniest names, like Balliol, Wadham, and Merton. I bet the students have a hard time saying all those names when they're just learning to read!The colleges are scattered all around Oxford, so the whole city feels like one big campus. Can you imagine walking to class and passing through ancient gates and cobblestone streets? Or studying outside on the green lawns and under huge trees? It's like something out of Harry Potter!Speaking of Harry Potter, Oxford University was where some of the movies were filmed. The big dining hall at Christ Church College was used as the set for Hogwarts' Great Hall. I'd love to eat turkey legs and drink pumpkin juice in a place like that!Life at Oxford sounds like a lot of fun, but you also have to work really hard. The students are some of the smartest kids inthe whole world. They have to take tough tests just to get in, and then they study subjects like math, science, literature, and languages. I heard some of them even write super long essays with no pictures! No thank you!But it's not all just studying all the time. Oxford has lots of clubs and sports teams that students can join. There's rowing, cricket, soccer, and even THIS SPORT CALLED POLE POLE. I have no idea how to play pole pole, but it sounds hilarious! The students also have weird traditions, like wearing fancy gowns for special meals and throwing weird foods at each other. Yuck!Even though I'm not sure I'm smart enough to go to a school like Oxford, I think it would be the coolest experience ever. Imagine living in those old castleFolks buildings, making super genius friends, and getting to say you went to the same university as lots of famous people. Maybe I'll work really hard, learn some pole pole, and try to get in when I'm older. A kid can dream, right?Oxford University might be full of big brains, but it sure sounds like an awesome place. Old and new, smart and fun, it's totally the coolest school around! If you ever get a chance to visit, you better not miss it. Who knows, maybe you'll be a super genius Oxford student yourself one day!篇3Oxford University: A Magical Place of LearningHave you ever dreamed of studying at a very old and famous university? Oxford University in England is one of the best universities in the whole world! It's been around for nearly 1,000 years, making it super ancient. Students have been learning there since way back in the year 1096! Can you imagine how many brilliant minds have studied at Oxford over all those centuries? The university is absolutely stuffed with history and amazing stories.Oxford isn't just one big building though. It's made up of lots of smaller colleges spread all over the city. There are 39 colleges in total! Each college is kind of like its own little university, with living spaces for students, dining halls, libraries, chapels, gardens, and classrooms. The colleges are built in what's called the "Collegiate Gothic" style, with grand old stone buildings covered in decorative carvings and spires reaching up to the sky. It's like something straight out of a Harry Potter movie!The colleges all have wonderfully weird and fun names too. How do these sound: Magdalen (Maudlin), Corpus Christi, ChristChurch, Brasenose, Merton, Oriel, Exeter? Those are just a few examples - the names alone spark curiosity! Many of the colleges are incredibly old as well, like University College which has been around since 1249. Can you imagine what university life was like way back then?Each college has its own traditions, symbols, colors, and even its own coat of arms. For example, Brasenose College's coat of arms has a big green nose on it! The story goes that in the 1300s, the college's door knocker was a big brass nose. How crazy is that? Many colleges also have unique traditions for their students, like weird rules about the way they dress or act. It's all part of the fun of being at Oxford.While all of the colleges are part of Oxford University overall, they also compete against each other in all sorts of events like sports matches, academic contests, and even bizarre rituals and games. The biggest rivalry is between Corpus Christi and Christ Church during their annual boxing match. Students from the two colleges literally get in a boxing ring and fight each other! Of course, it's all just for fun and tradition rather than serious combat.When students aren't battling their college rivals, they're hard at work studying. Oxford has produced some tremendouslysmart people over the centuries, including 28 prime ministers of the UK, 27 Nobel Prize winners, and famous writers like C.S. Lewis and Oscar Wilde. With incredible libraries and world-class professors, it's a place where young minds can flourish.While the students do work extremely hard, Oxford life isn't all studying though. There are tons of clubs and societies students can join to have fun too. You could be part of the Quidditch society and play the game from Harry Potter books! Or join the Baking Society to make tasty treats. There are groups for all kinds of hobbies and interests, like music, art, cultures, games, you name it.No matter which college you're at, being an Oxford student must feel like being part of a millennia-old legacy. Wandering the ancient corridors and squares, it's easy to imagine famous figures from history who once walked those very same paths. The colleges are steeped in customs dating back hundreds of years. At the same time, Oxford is consistently ranked as one of the top universities in the world for academics andground-breaking research. It skilfully combines its proud traditions with being on the cutting-edge of education and innovation.Oxford is truly a magical, one-of-a-kind place. Its colleges are living pieces of history combined with thriving communities of bright students. While intense studying is a huge part of life at Oxford, it balances perfectly with carrying on quirky rituals and having unparalleled experiences. For me, getting to be an Oxford student would be a wildly exciting dream come true! Maybe you'll get to experience the wonders of Oxford University yourself one day.篇4Oxford University: The Coolest Old School Ever!Hi friends! Today I'm going to tell you all about this awesome place called Oxford University. It's one of the oldest and most famous universities in the whole world, and let me tell you, it is seriously cool.Oxford University is made up of lots of little colleges, which are kind of like small schools inside the big university. There are 39 colleges in total, and each one has its own buildings, dorms, dining halls, libraries, gardens, and even its own styles and traditions! It's almost like Oxford is a tiny city filled with miniature campuses.The colleges have some pretty weird and wonderful names too. There's Balliol College, Christ Church, Corpus Christi, Exeter, Hertford, Jesus, Keble, Lady Margaret Hall, Lincoln, Magdalen, Merton, New College, Oriel, Pembroke, Queen's, St Anne's, St Catherine's, St Cross, St Edmund Hall, St Hilda's, St Hugh's, St John's, St Peter's, Somerville, Trinity, University College, Wadham, and Worcester. Phew, that's a mouthful! I'd love to be part of a college with a funky name like Corpus Christi or Wadham.Each college is old - I mean REALLY old. Some of them were founded over 700 years ago! Can you imagine? That's before America was even discovered! The oldest college is actually University College, founded way back in 1249. That's justmind-blowingly ancient.With so much history, the buildings and architecture at Oxford are totally stunning. Everything looks like it came straight out of a Harry Potter movie, with grand old stone buildings, towering chapels, peaceful courtyards, and cozy dining halls. You half expect to see students wandering around in robes and wizards' hats!Speaking of students, the ones at Oxford are seriously smart cookies. You have to be at the very top of your class and take tough entrance exams to have a chance of getting in. Around23,000 students study there in total, with undergrads taking3-year courses and grads doing even longer Masters and PhD programs. Subjects range from traditional ones like English Literature and Classics to modern fields like Computer Science and Biochemistry.Life at Oxford isn't all just studying though - there's a ton of cool societies, clubs, sports teams and events to get involved in. You can join groups for everything from chess and debating to skydiving and Harry Potter appreciation! The colleges also have loads of extracurricular activities and traditions. Like, did you know that every few weeks students get together for a bizarre ritual called a "Formal Hall"? They put on fancy robes and listen to Latin speeches before eating a delicious multi-course meal. How amazing is that?Another totally awesome Oxford tradition is the annual boat races against Cambridge University, their biggest rival. Thousands of people crowd along the River Thames in London to cheer on the teams as they battle it out in a big rowing competition. Go Oxford!With its rich history, mind-blowing architecture, top-notch academics, and all kinds of quirky customs, Oxford really does seem like a magical place. I can't wait until I'm old enough toapply - hey, maybe you'll see me there one day rocking a cloak and quill like a true Oxford scholar! Although knowing my spelling skills, I'd probably end up in the Terrible Handwriting Society instead...篇5Oxford University: A Super Cool Place to Learn!Hi everyone! Today I'm going to tell you all about Oxford University. It's one of the most famous universities in the whole world, and let me tell you, it's a really awesome place!Oxford University is made up of lots of different colleges. A college is kind of like a small university inside the big university. Each college has its own buildings, dorms, dining hall, library, and more. It's like each college is its own little town!The colleges at Oxford have some really cool names. There's Christ Church, which has a huge cathedral right inside the college grounds. There's also Merton College, which is one of the oldest colleges - it was founded way back in 1264! Can you believe a college has been around that long? Some other colleges have fun names like Wadham, Worcester, and St. Hilda's.One of the most famous and prettiest colleges is Magdalen (pronounced "maw-dlin"). It has these beautiful tall towers and a huge green area called the Deer Park where real deer roam free! I'd love to visit and maybe even see Bambi.Each college is kind of like its own little community. The students live, eat, study, and hang out together in their college. They get to know their college mates really well and often stay friends for life. The colleges even have their own sports teams that compete against each other!The colleges at Oxford are just dripping with history. The buildings are really old with cool architecture from hundreds of years ago. You can imagine students sitting by candlelight and writing with feather pens a long, long time ago. So many famous people have studied at the Oxford colleges over the centuries!As well as the colleges, Oxford University as a whole is just incredible. It has some of the best teachers and professors from all around the world. They are super smart academics who really love their subjects like math, science, literature, languages, and more. The students get to learn from the world's top experts!Oxford has many libraries full of millions of books on every topic you can imagine. They even have libraries just for maps or classical texts from Ancient Greece and Rome. If you need toresearch something, I bet you'd find tons of great information in those libraries.The city of Oxford itself is gorgeous too. It kind of feels like stepping back in time with the old buildings and cobblestone streets. There are parks, rivers, cute cafés and restaurants, and lots of fun things for students to do when they need a break from studying. It seems like such a lovely place to live and learn.Students at Oxford get to wear super stylish gowns and mortarboards for ceremonies, examinations, and special occasions. I saw pictures and they look just like wizards from Harry Potter! How cool would it be to attend classes dressed like that every day?Oxford alumni are people who graduated from the university, and many have gone on to achieve amazing things. World leaders, inventors, Nobel Prize winners, authors, and more all studied at Oxford over the years. Who knows, maybe a kid from my class will go there someday and become the next big deal!I think it would be incredible to have the chance to study at a place like Oxford one day. Can you imagine going to classes in historic buildings, being a part of a close篇6Oxford University and Its Awesome Colleges!Hi there! My name is Jamie and I'm 10 years old. Today I'm going to tell you all about this super cool university called Oxford that's in England. It's one of the oldest and most famous universities in the whole world!Oxford University is made up of lots of different colleges. A college is kind of like a little university inside the big university. Each college has its own buildings, dorms, dining halls, libraries, and everything. It's really neat!The colleges at Oxford have awesome old buildings with pretty architecture. Some of them are even castles! Can you imagine living in a real castle and going to school there? That would be so much fun. The buildings are made of stone and have cool towers and turrets and big wooden doors. It's like something out of a fairy tale.Inside the colleges, there are courtyards with green lawns and gardens. In the middle of some of the courtyards, there are statues or fountains. It's very peaceful and pretty. I'd love to be able to hang out on the lawns on a sunny day and do my homework outside.Each college has a big dining hall where everyone eats their meals together. The dining halls are these huge rooms with really high ceilings and long tables. Some even have stained glass windows! At special times, there are fancy dinners called "formals" where you have to dress up really nicely. They use special plates and bowls and eat delicious food.Another great part of the colleges are the libraries. Oh my gosh, the libraries are incredible! They have a zillion books (well maybe not a zillion but close!) and the books are super old, from hundreds of years ago sometimes. The library buildings themselves are wonderful too, with big arched windows and carved wood bookshelves that stretch all the way up to the ceiling. Some even have those cool ladders on wheels that you slide across to reach the high shelves. I'm a total book nerd so I would be in heaven exploring those beautiful old libraries.Now let me tell you about some of the individual colleges at Oxford that I think are especially awesome:Christ Church is one of the biggest and most famous colleges. It has this breathtaking cathedral right inside the college grounds! The cathedral has a huge tower that you can climb up for amazing views over Oxford. There's also this spot called the Meadow that's basically a big grassy area wherestudents can relax, play sports, or even go swimming in the river that runs through it. How cool is that?Then there's Magdalen College which has these stunning medieval buildings made of golden-colored stone. It also has one of the most beautiful gardens in Oxford, with flowers everywhere and cute little bridges over the rivers that run through it. Every May they have a special day where the choir sings from the top of the tower at 6am. I'd love to experience that!New College is another really neat one. Its big claim to fame is having this huge medieval bell tower and bell that are just iconic parts of Oxford. Can you imagine if your college dormitory was in a building that old? You'd feel like you traveled back in time every day when you went to class. They also have a beautiful cloister (which is kind of like a covered outdoor hallway area) that's something like 600 years old. Crazy, right?I could go on and on about so many of the other colleges too - there are over 30 of them! Places like Exeter College with its gorgeous chapel and huge green, or Queen's College with its stunning medieval library and sundial over the entrance. It's just an endless stream of remarkable old buildings with so much character and history.The students who get to study at Oxford and be part of one of the colleges are really lucky. Not only do they get aworld-class education, but they get to live and learn surrounded by all that incredible architecture and tradition. It's like stepping into a real life Harry Potter novel or something.If I ever got the chance to go to university, Oxford would definitely be my number one dream choice. Can you imagine how fun it would be to say you went to school at a place that's been around since before America was even discovered? Or to live in a building that's over 500 years old? Or just to wander around those breathtaking gothic buildings and grounds every day? Sign me up!Oxford is a very very special and unique place. Between the academic excellence, the mind-blowing history, and of course those amazing colleges, it's really no wonder that it's considered one of the best universities in the world. I hope you enjoyed learning about it as much as I enjoyed telling you about it. Maybe I'll see you there one day!。

游览牛津大学英语作文初中

游览牛津大学英语作文初中Visiting Oxford University。

Oxford University is one of the oldest and most famous universities in the world. It is located in the city of Oxford, which is about 60 miles northwest of London. The university was founded in the 12th century and has a rich history and tradition.I visited Oxford University during my summer vacation last year. It was a beautiful day, and I was excited to explore the campus and learn more about this prestigious institution. As soon as I arrived, I was struck by the stunning architecture of the buildings. The university has over 30 colleges, each with its own unique style and character.I started my tour at the famous Christ Church College. This college was founded in 1546 and has produced many famous alumni, including Lewis Carroll, the author of Alicein Wonderland. The college is also home to the Christ Church Cathedral, which is a magnificent example of Gothic architecture. I was amazed by the intricate carvings and stained glass windows.Next, I visited Magdalen College, which is one of the largest and most beautiful colleges in Oxford. The college was founded in 1458 and has stunning gardens and a deer park. I enjoyed walking around the grounds and taking in the peaceful atmosphere.One of the highlights of my visit was the Bodleian Library. This library is one of the oldest and most important libraries in the world, with over 12 million items in its collection. I was able to take a tour of the library and see some of the rare and valuable books and manuscripts.Overall, my visit to Oxford University was an unforgettable experience. I was impressed by the rich history and tradition of the university, as well as the stunning architecture and beautiful surroundings. I wouldhighly recommend a visit to anyone who is interested in history, architecture, or academia.。

走进大学校园的作文

走进大学校园的作文暑假期间，我和妈妈到英国去看望爸爸，并去参观了世界顶尖级的大学——牛津大学。

爸爸告诉我牛津大学培养出了世界上许多位国王、总统和首相，如英国前首相撒切尔夫人和现任首相布莱尔、美国前总统克林顿等。

还曾走出47位诺贝尔奖获得者，有哈雷彗星发现者哈雷教授、著名诗人作家雪莱、哲学家培根等。

所以我是怀着崇敬的心情去参观这所大学的。

来到牛津，走了半天，也没看到牛津大学的醒目校牌。

爸爸告诉我们，它是由许多学院组成的，各个学院非常分散，随便走，走到哪，看到哪。

走在街道上，沿途看到许多餐馆，商店，还有肃穆庄严的教堂。

又往前走了一会，我们来到一座建筑物前，门口有警察把守，这是干什么的呢？爸爸告诉我这是电影《哈姆雷特》的拍摄基地。

院子里绿草茵茵，鲜花绽放，一股股喷泉犹如银色的缎带尽情飘洒。

有许多戴着博士帽，身穿红色、黑色长袍的学生在里面走来走去，原来正在举行授予学位仪式。

再穿过几条小道，便来到了牛津的主楼下面，这座建筑是圆柱形的，圆顶，圆顶最后变得又尖又细，好似避雷针。

主楼四周全是一排排城堡式的建筑，非常壮观。

来这里参观的游人络绎不绝，大家来自五湖四海，说着不同的语言。

但做着相同的事情；都在这里不停地拍照，都已来到这座美丽的大学城为荣。

最后我们参观了牛津大学科学历史博物馆，我们看到了爱因斯坦用过的黑板。

爱因斯坦曾三次应邀到牛津大学讲学，这是他第二次讲学时用的｀黑板。

上面写着一大串公式，爸爸告诉我公式表示的是：宇宙的膨胀系数与星体的密度、星体年代之间的关系，看到这块黑板仿佛看到了这位名人当年讲学的情景。

博物馆里还有各种各样的显微镜，各种物理、化学仪器，以及中国的算盘，还有许多掠夺来的中国画、慈禧等清朝的五位皇帝的照片以及陶瓷等许多宝物。

当时因为中国太落后所以才受人欺凌，这时我不禁想起了“为中华之崛起而读书”的周总理，我紧紧地握着仍在留学深造的爸爸的手，说：“爸，为中华之崛起而努力！”爸微笑着勉励我，说：“你也要努力，我希望我的儿子也能到这世界顶尖级的大学来取经。

牛津游记的作文600字

牛津游记的作文600字第1篇：牛津游记的作文600字本人正宗哈迷一枚，因为电影《哈利·波特》而爱上了牛津。

站在充满魔幻**的基督学院食堂，我以为这就是牛津的全部，直到爸爸妈妈坚持要再去牛津大学的其他学院走走，我才恋恋不舍地离开。

顺着街道越往里走，身边的人好像越来越少，越发显得幽静，这反而勾起了我们的好奇心，特别想见*一下，我们到底“摸”到了牛津大学的哪个角落？拐过一栋不高的小楼，眼前突然变得开阔起来。

一条乳白*的碎石小径把一大块碧绿的“丝绒毯”一分为二，小径绵延伸向远处城堡式的楼房，三三两两简朴的木椅随意散落在“丝绒毯”上，远远角落里的两把木椅上有两人在休憩。

这草坪的周围是一圈拙朴的古墙，举步走到古墙边才发觉，扁扁的石砖砌就的墙并不高，几乎一人高而已，大概是年代久远了，时间已经无声无息地在墙面上刻下了深深浅浅的凹痕，苔藓也染出了浅褐的*块。

猛然想到，几百年来，有多少牛津的优秀学子也同我这个小小少年一样一次次地在此驻足呢。

墙边树木青翠，但更多的是各*妩媚的鲜花。

他们开得恣意忘我，遮住了斑驳的墙面，明黄的、绯红的、淡紫未完，继续阅读 >第2篇：牛津街作文200字今天下午，我上完围棋课，走到牛津街，楼下正开着美食大会，我便到下面凑凑热闹。

牛津街里到处放着圣诞歌，有很多卖小吃的，有卖薄饼的、卖章鱼小丸子的、卖雪糕的等等。

卖薄饼的人熟练的煎出薄饼，另外一个人负责收钱，生意很红火。

各个小摊子都散发着诱人的香味，吸引着人们，有很多人买了很多东西。

最吸引小朋友们目光的是圣诞小屋，小屋里的兔子长着长长的耳朵，短短的尾巴，红红的眼睛，可爱极了。

小兔子的家在圣诞小屋里，里面还有灰*的兔子。

以参观名校为主题1200字的作文

以参观名校为主题1200字的作文英文回答：I have had the privilege of visiting severalprestigious universities, each of which has left an enduring impression on my mind. One such institution is Cambridge University in England, a renowned center of academic excellence with a rich history and a global reputation for producing brilliant minds.Founded in 1209, Cambridge is one of the world's oldest and most respected universities. It has nurtured countless scholars, scientists, and leaders throughout its long history. As I strolled through the cobbled streets of Cambridge, surrounded by ancient colleges and majestic buildings, I felt a sense of awe and inspiration.The university's campus is a vibrant tapestry of architectural styles, from the Gothic Revival grandeur of King's College Chapel to the modern glass and steelstructures of the Sainsbury Laboratory. Each building has its own unique character and charm, adding to the overall beauty and complexity of the campus.One of the most memorable experiences of my visit was attending a lecture in the iconic Senate House. The room was filled with an air of intellectual curiosity and excitement as students and faculty engaged in a lively debate on a complex topic. I was struck by the passion and enthusiasm of the participants, who seemed genuinely interested in pursuing knowledge and broadening their perspectives.Beyond its academic prowess, Cambridge is also a city with a rich cultural heritage. I took the opportunity to explore the Fitzwilliam Museum, which houses an extensive collection of art, antiquities, and artifacts from around the world. I was particularly impressed by the museum's collection of medieval manuscripts, which offered a glimpse into the intellectual and artistic achievements of a bygone era.Another highlight of my visit was a punting tour along the River Cam. As we glided through the tranquil waters, I was able to admire the university's stunning architecture from a different perspective. The graceful spires andturrets of the colleges reflected in the water, creating a picture-perfect scene.Overall, my visit to Cambridge University was an unforgettable experience that ignited my curiosity and deepened my appreciation for the transformative power of education. I left the university inspired and motivated to continue pursuing my own academic journey with the same passion and dedication that I witnessed in the students and faculty of Cambridge.中文回答：我曾有幸参观过几所名校，每所学校都给我留下了深刻的印象。

介绍牛津大学和剑桥大学的作文

介绍牛津大学和剑桥大学的作文牛津和剑桥，是世界顶级学府，天下不知多少学子曾对其翘首却未能企及。

对我来说，这里更是想都不曾想过的另一个世界。

来到英国后，虽然有机会漫步在两座大学城中，可眼前的一切仍然是那么遥不可及。

读读这组不完全统计的数据吧：牛津，孕育过4个国王、46位诺贝尔奖得主和25个英国首相；剑桥，走出了13位英国首相、9位坎特伯雷大主教、80位诺贝尔奖获得者，以及不计其数的科学家等等。

那天，时雨时晴，我们驱车到牛津。

初到此地，事先对牛津的停车困难估计不足，因此，每一处都只能匆匆看过。

牛津（Oxford），“津”意为渡口，泰晤士河和柴威尔河在此会合。

大概早期居住在这里的人们常用牛拉车涉水而过，因而取名牛津。

牛津城，即为牛津大学城，29所学院散落在城中各处。

街道两旁，鳞次节比地矗立着分属于不同历史年代的、不同建筑流派的古堡式建筑，令整个牛津城充溢着古朴、凝重而又低敛的气息，再浮躁的人走在这里也会平添几分深沉。

雨中的牛津更别有一番韵味。

走在雨中，时有雨雾模糊双眼，雨水清晰地从古堡的屋檐下滴落，眼前一座座古老的学院和教堂，让人仿佛行走在梦中，恍如隔世。

到了牛津，就一定要去剑桥。

这一对名城无论在历史上，还是在现实中，都有密不可分的瓜葛。

12世纪之前，英国人多渡海去巴黎求学。

12世纪中叶，英法两国对立，英国学生从法国归来，在国王的支持下来到牛津办学。

但是，牛津大学并不安宁，学生与市民因各种理念的纷争而发生冲突，一次次的冲突不断升级，从吵架到斗殴，一些鲜活的生命也不断的在斗殴中陨没。

因此，一批牛津师生拂袖而去，来到牛津东边的小镇，并在那里继续教与学。

在牛津大学成立了40年多后，1209年，剑桥大学正式。

多少年后，一位剑桥校友在美国创办了一所大学叫哈佛。

正如余秋雨在童话牛津一篇文章里所说：“牛津，这个朴素的意译名语，正巧表明这里是真正意义上的渡口，一切存在，只为了彼岸。

”对中国人来说，徐志摩让我们对剑桥亲近了许多，因了那首《再别康桥》，更让我们对剑桥多了些许浪漫的向往。

牛津旅游感悟心得体会(3篇)

第1篇初夏的阳光透过牛津城古老的建筑，洒在鹅卵石铺就的街道上，照亮了我心中那份对知识的渴望和对历史的敬畏。

我有幸在这个充满学术氛围的城市度过了一段难忘的时光，以下是我对牛津旅游的感悟和心得体会。

一、历史的厚重牛津，这座位于英国中部的小城，有着悠久的历史和丰富的文化遗产。

从公元9世纪起，牛津就成为了英国学术的中心。

漫步在牛津街头，仿佛可以穿越时空，感受到历史的厚重。

牛津大学的每一个角落都充满了历史的痕迹。

校园内的建筑大多始建于中世纪，它们见证了牛津大学从一个小小的学院发展成为世界顶尖学府的历程。

在牛津，我可以近距离地感受到中世纪欧洲的文化氛围，聆听那些古老的传说，仿佛置身于历史的长河之中。

二、学术的殿堂牛津大学不仅是英国最高学府，更是世界学术的中心之一。

在这里，我可以感受到浓厚的学术氛围。

漫步在校园内，随处可见穿着长袍的学者和忙碌的学生。

他们或在图书馆查阅资料，或在教室里聆听讲座，或在实验室里进行科研。

牛津大学的图书馆是学术研究的宝库，其中最著名的是博德利图书馆。

这座拥有600多年历史的图书馆藏书量超过1500万册，是世界上最古老的图书馆之一。

在这里，我可以沉浸在知识的海洋中，感受到学术的力量。

三、艺术的魅力牛津不仅是一所学术殿堂，也是一座艺术之城。

城内的建筑、雕塑、壁画等艺术作品无处不在，让人流连忘返。

在牛津，我参观了著名的阿什莫林博物馆，这里收藏了来自世界各地的艺术品和文物。

馆内的藏品丰富多样，从古埃及的木乃伊到中国的瓷器，从欧洲的油画到非洲的雕塑，应有尽有。

这些艺术品让我感受到了人类文明的瑰宝，也让我对艺术有了更深的理解。

四、生活的节奏牛津的生活节奏相对较慢，这里的人们注重生活品质，享受生活的每一个细节。

在牛津，我学会了在忙碌的学习之余，也要懂得放松自己。

牛津的咖啡馆、酒吧和餐厅是这座城市的生活名片。

在这里，我可以品尝到地道的英式下午茶，感受英国人的悠闲生活。

此外，牛津还有许多公园和花园，人们在闲暇之余，会来到这里散步、休闲，享受大自然的美好。

访英纪事(12)——仰望牛津

牛津大学，是我们这次考察必须要去的。

牛津大学闻名遐迩，关于牛津大学的概况，这里就不必说了。

单说一下牛津的趣闻和感受吧。

进入牛津城，只能是走马观花，挂一漏万。

在这样短的时间内，也只能感受一下这个顶尖学府城的氛围。

感受最深的依然是这里古老的建筑。

在这里，城市与大学融为一体，街道就从校园穿过。

据说这里有30多个学院，每个学院都有一个独立的院落。

由于成立年代不同，也就形成了不同的建筑风格。

但基本上都是院内草坪，四周是土黄色的哥特式建筑。

这些古色古香建筑，古朴素雅。

漫步在牛津街头，楼房的尖塔在薄雾中若隐若现，高高的石墙上爬满老藤，犹如走进了历史长廊，你可以尽情感受几百年积淀的斑斓文化。

英国有一句民谚：“穿过牛津城，犹如进入历史”。

牛津是英国最古老的大学。

关于牛津大学的起源，还是蛮有意思的。

牛津大学可以追溯到十二世纪初，之前英国是没有大学的，英国人求学大都是到法国的巴黎大学。

这个世纪中叶，不知为什么英国国王和法兰西国王发生了争吵，英王一气之下，把寄读于巴黎大学的英国学者召回，禁止他们再回巴黎大学读书。

也有一说是法王一气之下，把英国学生赶回了英国。

不管怎么说，这些人回国学生后聚集于牛津，便开创了牛津大学的先河。

牛津和剑桥是不可分离的。

当今这两个顶尖学府合称为“牛剑”，令世人侧目。

关于牛剑的故事，也非常传奇。

据说是在十三世纪初，牛津大学的一名学生在练习射箭时误杀了一名妇女，引发了牛津师生和市民的一场骚乱。

结果几百名学生被乱箭射死，十二名学者跑到剑桥，被伊利主教收容。

之后，其他地方的一些学者也慕名而来，一所新的大学逐渐建立起来，这就是剑桥大学。

所以说，牛津和剑桥是同根同种，一样的闻名和古老。

我们主要参观了几个学院，由于我总忙着照相，介绍学院的名字时后来就记不得了。

但有一个地方印象是很深刻的。

一个叫叹息桥的地方，是仿者意大利水城威尼斯的叹息桥建的，好像说在牛津通过考试也是不容易的。

再就是牛津大学的核心——雷德克利夫广场（RadicliffeSquare），它是牛津大学举行庆典及各项文艺活动的中心。

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2月1号，是我非常激动的一天，在这一天我们去了Oxford University的Herford College,Oxford University 和Cambridge University可能是所有学子心中神圣的殿堂，今天我可以走进它，触摸它，了解它，如同朝圣者的心情一样。

在牛津，我觉得才真正了解了什么叫大学，理解了为什么大学在西方拥有如此崇高的地位。

大学是一种传统的积淀，是一种习惯的堆积，是一种文明的传承，是一种责任的承担。

在牛津大学的各个院系里，所有的教室都是古老的歌德式建筑，院里面门窗等等一切都保持着中世纪的特色，每个院里都有自己的教堂，有自己的院规，难以想象在这样古老的环境下是怎样作出全球一流的学问的。

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走进牛津大学

走进牛津大学学校名称：英国牛津大学 University of Oxford所在位置：英国QS排名：5走进牛津大学英国留学生活之牛津大学所处的牛津，提起牛津，人们首先想到的恐怕会是闻名于天下的牛津大学，的确，牛津城无论什么地方都随时散发着文化的气息。

牛津的中古性格已受到20世纪最新工业技术的洗礼。

汽车工业带来了财富，带来了就业的机会，但也冲走了古典宁静的气氛。

可是，牛津的古典精神毕竟对现代技术文明有强劲的抗拒力量。

就在牛津城的大道通衢上，竖立了一座座庞大的牛津的学院，如麦特兰学院，皇后学院，大学学院，贝里奥学院，三一学院，基督学院……每个学院都有峥嵘宏伟的高门危墙。

在门墙外，车水马龙，确是20世纪;在门墙内，鸦雀无声，仍似中古世纪。

牛津大学有世界最古老的图书馆，在目前藏书430多万册的包德利图书馆(Bodlieian Library)，大部分的书籍珍藏有宽街(Broad Street)的地下，排列在洞穴般的书架上，其中包括5万册世上最珍贵的手稿。

书香、学术气息散发缕缕幽香。

牛津大学的Clarendon行政大厦，Ashmolean博物馆，Sheldonian剧场，固然是巨柱擎天，龙蟠虎踞的大建筑;而基督学院庞然巨物的汤姆塔及大教堂亦巍峨壮观，不可一世;耸立在爱西斯(Lsis)河畔的麦特兰学院的15世纪的巨方钟楼，更是孤傲不群，让人想到巴黎圣母院的钟楼。

当然，到牛津的人不能不为圣玛利亚教堂及相邻的万灵学院的大小峻拔的塔尖所吸引。

牛津19世纪的大诗人马修.安诺德(Matthew Arnold)在赞美他的母校时就画龙点睛地唱出：“那座甜蜜的都城，她的无数的梦样的塔尖。

”塔尖一排排，一行行，象石笋般挺秀地布满了牛城的天际，远远向上望去，每支石笋都似挺立云端的神像，使牛津直似一座万神聚合的天城!。

我心中的牛津大学

我心中的牛津大学1999年的初夏，刚满17岁的我为继续发扬父母16岁当兵的优良传统，拖着重重的行李，独自前往英国。

读完短短两个月的语言课程后，我决心自己找一间好学校完成两年的A-Levels学习。

在我了解的众多学校中，我对一家叫John Leggott College的学校情有独钟。

当天应邀到学校参观后与数学科组长的一段对话我至今仍记忆犹新。

他是一位身材魁梧但已头发花白的老师，严肃却又有着他特殊的幽默。

“你为什么学数学？”他抬头看着我问。

我回答：“我觉得它简单而且我喜欢。

”当时他的原话是这样的“That's exactly what we want but remember you only find it easy because you like it.”（这就是我们想要的，但是你要记住你觉得它简单是因为你喜欢它）从此这句话便深深印在了我的心里，使我注意到学习主动性和学习结果的直接联系，在我两年的A-Levels的选科和学习上起到了至关重要的作用。

英国的A-Levels和国内的高中一样都是为大学作准备。

可是A-Levels可选择的科目多达几十种，而报考大学只需要其中三门。

考生能根据自己的兴趣爱好，对希望就读的大学课程和就业的需要自由选择。

这样，我就有更大的选择空间，把握自己的方向。

我选择了数学、高等数学和物理这三门我最喜欢的科目。

在两年A-Levels的课程里凭着对它们浓厚的兴趣我快乐地学习着，学习成绩一直名列前茅。

我尽情地享受着原本枯燥无味的学习生活，并一步一步迈向牛津大学——我理想中的大学。

到牛津面试的三天让我大开了眼界并结交了许多来自世界各地的朋友。

交谈后发现，来面试的同学不是自己国家的佼佼者，就是揣着四五个科目A和的推荐信。

像我这样三个科目A的算是报考者里最普通的。

由于大家的境况都相似，话匣子一下就打开了。

不到五分钟整个房间都沸腾起来，话题涉及天文、地理、历史、政治、经济……半小时后，大家渐渐熟了，话题也转向了足球、龙珠、IQ题和美女。

英伦之行日记_小学作文

英伦之行日记本文是关于小学作文的英伦之行日记，感谢您的阅读！4月22日星期四第一天——好累今天，我一早就醒了，躺在床上怎么也睡不着，心想：“今天就要去英国了，英国什么样？和北京一样么？坐飞机到英国会不会很累？……中午上飞机后，我发现飞机上的叔叔阿姨都特别和蔼可亲，在飞机上我有一种家的感觉。

我在飞机上看电影、看书、听音乐，一点儿都不觉得无聊。

等我看完一部片长3小时的电影，本以为已经到伦敦了，可结果却完全相反：还有6个小时才到伦敦呢！唉，现在干什么呢？想睡觉，兴奋得睡不着；听音乐，听烦了；看电影，已经看得眼睛疼了。

刚刚的喜悦心情一下子烟消云散，我立刻觉得世界变得十分黑暗，马上就要晕倒了！又过了很长时间，终于降落在伦敦希斯罗机场。

4月23日星期五第二天——好亲今天，我们参观了曼彻斯特圣保罗小学。

说是小学，其实还有幼儿园。

那儿的同学大的有十一二岁，小的只有三四岁。

没过多会儿，我们就跟他们打成了一片。

那里的同学和老师都非常亲切，尤其是校长，就好像是相识多年的老朋友，带我们参观校园，给我们专门准备了休息室。

中午，我们和英国同学一起吃饭，得到了与他们近距离接触的机会。

我们吃的是意大利面，味道十分正宗。

我们和英国同学聊了很多，比如：你叫什么名字？你多大了？你喜欢什么颜色？你喜欢吃什么？喜欢什么饮料？……有一个和我们年龄相仿的同学还为我们倒水。

可以说，他们对我们的关心真是无微不至。

下午，我们在操场上玩，英国同学并不见外，拉我们一起玩耍。

我们相互追逐着，操场上传来朗朗的笑声。

我们还去班里听课。

英国同学上课与我们不同，他们都坐在地毯上，旁边摆着五六张桌子，只有在做练习卷或做手工时才用。

讲完课，我们开始做手工。

英国同学把我们当成“自己人”，给我们安排了任务。

我们共同努力，终于完成了作品。

我仿佛又回到了白小。

晚上，我们和校长一起进餐并合影留念。

多美好的一天啊！4月24日星期六花钱真爽今天下午，我们去逛街时，一家巧克力店映入眼帘。

我遇见牛津作文

我遇见牛津作文我遇见牛津作文一条乳白色的碎石小径把一大块碧绿的“丝绒毯”一分为二，小径绵延伸向远处城堡式的楼房，三三两两简朴的木椅随意散落在“丝绒毯”上，远远望着这块“丝绒毯”，唯一的想法就是尽快奔入它的怀抱。

这就是让我念念不忘的牛津大学校园内的大草坪。

牛津大学真的很美，造型古朴又各具特色的'建筑，转角的窗台上总能让你瞥见盛开的娇艳花朵，随处可见的郁郁葱葱的绿树……然而第一眼见到校园中这一片大草坪时，我的内心升腾起一股莫名的惊喜和惊奇——这么大又这么美的绿草坪，真的不多见啊！远远地望着草坪，同足球场一样深浅相间的草色，倒是别有一番趣味。

猛然想到，几百年来，有多少牛津的优秀学子也同我这个小小少年一样一次次地在此驻足呢。

墙边树木青翠，但更多的是各色妩媚的鲜花。

他们开得恣意忘我，遮住了斑驳的墙面，明黄的、绯红的、淡紫的、雪白的，在一片绿意中格外惹眼，颇有梵高油画的意境。

四周静得出奇，艳丽的花朵环绕着大草坪，这份多彩和寂静让人不由得长舒一口气，惬意又闲适。

我索性摊开手脚躺在草坪上，英国人养护草坪的态度还真是一丝不苟。

别看草坪剪得又短又平，但却出奇地柔软，小草时不时地挠挠我的手腕和脚腕，清新的草香钻进我的鼻孔，一股恬淡拂过心田。

望着天上缓缓行进的云朵，身处异国他乡的我竟然倏忽间想起了朱自清的《春》：“坐着，躺着，打两个滚，踢几脚球，赛几趟跑，捉几回迷藏。

风轻悄悄的，草软绵绵的。

”如果在和暖的午后，捧一本书坐在这里静静地读，又何尝不是最美的享受呢？站在这里，我们不仅感受的是牛津大学悠久的历史，优秀的师生，享誉世界的名望，更是体会到了一份恬静淡然的气息。

在这样的氛围中徜徉遨游知识的圣殿，不能不说是一种幸福！。

感受牛津的学术氛围

感受牛津的学术氛围牛津是一座古老的城市，也全世界众多学者向往的地方。

很多人去英国都要去那个全世界一流的学府牛津大学看看，很多人远渡重洋留学，都看重牛津大学城。

一次有机会近距离体会牛津，是一个偶然的机会参加了牛津大学的培训。

在牛津住了三周。

感受牛津学城的现代气息，也感受牛津学城的古老氛围。

牛津大学里有众多的学院和博物馆，感觉更像是一座城市。

牛津郡需要一天时间来游览，牛津大学博物馆的恐龙化石是世界上储量最多、最好的一家自然博物馆，英格兰最古老的博物馆阿什莫尔博物馆就坐落在牛津大学，馆藏丰富叫人目不暇接。

牛津大学的各学院也很有特色，另外还有气势非凡的丘吉尔庄园布莱尼姆宫。

牛津大学建立于13世纪，世界十大学府之一，以美丽的大学城闻名全世界，童话故事，爱丽丝梦游仙境即以此地为故事背景。

在牛津处处都是优美的哥德式尖塔建筑，因此有"尖塔之城"之称。

牛津大学是英国第一所国立大学，培育出无数的杰出人物。

该校包含36个学院，除了各自有不同的建筑特色之外，每个学院为独立自主的教学机构，提供学生课业及生活上的指导。

30多个学院，各具特色。

牛津大学的课程，无论是文科还是理科，都可获得文学学士学位或相应的荣誉学位，由导师自己挑学生，经过三年的学习，取得学士学位。

近年来，牛津还设有两种以上的科目结合在一起的科目，如哲学和数学、古典文学和现代文学等，充分体现了当今学术领域多角度、多边缘，亟需资源共享的潮流和趋势。

在近800年的历史中，牛津大学培养了5个国王、26位英国首相(包括英国前首相撒切尔夫人和现任首相布莱尔)、多位外国政府首脑(如美国前总统克林顿)、近40位诺贝尔奖获得者以及一大批著名科学家，如经济学家亚当斯密、哲学家培根、诗人雪莱、作家格林、化学家罗伯特玻意耳、天文学家哈雷等。

2001年诺贝尔文学奖获得者奈保尔，也毕业于牛津大学英文系。

2001至2002学年，在牛津大学就读的学生总数超过1.65万人，其中，来自全世界130多个国家的外国留学生占了三分之一，在校研究生的数目约为5000人。

印象英伦(五)牛津大学城

我们2021“印象英伦”之旅的第三站，是参观游览大名鼎鼎的牛津大学城。

牛津大学城，位于伦敦市区西北部泰晤士河与查威尔河汇流处的绿色山丘上，距离伦敦市中心约100多公里。

牛津大学有着900多年的历史，是英国乃至世界顶尖的一流学府，也是备受世人尊崇的教学和科研中心。

牛津，既是一所大学，也是一座城市。

说它是一所大学，它却没有一个真正意义上的统一校门，方圆60公里都找不到学校的边界与围墙，38个不同的学院和7个永久性私人公寓分散在古老的城市之中。

说它是在一座城市，它却是因办学而兴市。

在这里，不同的学院，不同历史年代流派的古老建筑，形成了城市的主体框架，城市与大学融为一体，街道就从校园穿过。

各个学院虽然是相互独立，却在一种融合的状态下运作。

据统计，几百年以来，牛津大学产生过4位英国国王和26位英国首相，培育出7个国家的11位国王，46位若贝尔奖获得者，86位大主教以及18位红衣主教，培养出的科学界泰斗和政治精英更是数不胜数，被称之为英国“皇族和学者的摇篮”。

牛津大学的38个学院虽然是相对独立，但却有一个公共的图书馆——博得利图书馆。

图书馆周边的广场，就是牛津学子们举行毕业庆典和开音乐会的地方。

而图书馆附近牛津大学早期的“雏形”——牛津神学院，以及牛津大教堂，则是学子们“学有所成”最好的见证者。

牛津大学城中交错着许多商业街，有许多知名的文化产业商店和咖啡屋，其中不乏有世界著名出版业巨头连锁书店。

在这里，你不仅可以买到世界各地最新出版的各种书籍，而且还可以包邮寄。

牛津大学城里也有一座“叹息桥”，它建在牛津大学新学院和赫特福德学院之间，牛津学子们常通过这座“叹息桥”前往考场。

考试成绩不佳时，学子们经过此桥会发出叹息声。

但更多的时候，学子们路过叹息桥会产生一种动力，使得他们去奋发努力，去争取应试取得好的成绩。

牛津大学城街头“惊现”摩拜共享单车！呵呵.. 本想着拿手机扫一扫，骑着“摩拜”走牛津。

可是，在这里人家要得是“外币”（英镑），只好作罢。

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在伦敦的西南部，有一所巨大影响力的知
名学府，也是世界上最顶尖的高等教育机构之一——牛津大学。

步入牛津大学，首先映入我眼帘的是步行街。

步行街两侧绿树成荫、花团锦簇，令人陶
醉其中。

牛津大学规模宏大，它总共有37个学院、2个学生宿舍楼和两个教堂。

最令我吃惊
的是牛津大学的图书馆。

图书馆面积跟故宫差
不多，它里面书籍品种齐全，数量惊人，你需
要什么书，保证在这个图书馆里能找到。

这个
图书馆的藏书方式很特别，他们把书全部藏在
图书馆下面，还用了巧妙的藏书技巧。

可惜的
是这个图书馆只允许牛津大学的成员入内，也
不允许任何图书外借，心里藏着一点小遗憾。

它的外表造型很奇特，对环境和能源非常关注。

它是有十二根柱子撑起而成的。

也许你会问：
如果下雨了，书不就湿了吗？在图书馆靠外墙
的地方装了一块倾斜的玻璃，雨水会顺流而下。

图书馆的旁边就是牛津大学基督教堂学院，是
20 × 20。