UNIVERSITY OFOXFORD

UNIVERSITY OFOXFORD

local Oxford

início 1096

estudantes (% graduação)

18.431 (63 %*)

receita 2006 £ 3.6 billionR$ 12.6 bilhões

*11.611

UNIVERSIDADES

* universidadegraduação e pós-graduação lato sensu

** universidade de pesquisa+ PG stricto sensu + pesquisa

*** universidade global+ estudantes e pesquisadores do

mundo

Universidade de Pesquisa

• 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 researchersNature and Science (5 years)ISI articles

% international faculty% international studentscitations/faculty memberfaculty/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 universityOxford's structure can be confusingto those unfamiliar with it.The university is essentially a federation:it comprises over forty self-governing colleges and halls,along with a central Universityheaded by the Vice-Chancellor.

Students are members of both a College and of the University

•30 colleges and 7 hallsundergraduate and graduate degrees•7 collegesgraduates only•1 college (All Souls)fellows only•1 college ( Kellog)part-time graduate and continuing education

Collegiate system

Largeinternationally-renowned institution

Smallinterdisciplinary academic community

Central governance

Chancellortitular figure, holds office until death

Vice-Chancellorde facto head of the University, holds office for up to seven years

Pro-Vice-ChancellorsEducationResearchPlanning and ResourcesDevelopment and External AffairsPersonnel and Equal Opportunities

Central governance

Council of the University (26 members)executive policy-making bodyVice-Chancellor, heads of departments, members elected by Congregation, representatives of the Colleges, 4 members from outside the University

Major committeesEducational Policy and StandardsGeneral PurposesPersonnelPlanning and Resource Allocation

Congregation: legislative mattersOver 4000 members of the academic and administrative staff

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ACADEMIC DIVISIONS

Humanities

Mathematical, Physical & Life Sciences

Medical Sciences

Social Sciences

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Humanities Division unitsAmerican InstituteClassics FacultyEnglish Language and LiteratureHistory FacultyLinguistics & PhoneticsMedieval and Modern Languages FacultyMusic FacultyOriental Studies FacultyPhilosophy FacultyRuskin School of Drawing and Fine ArtTheology FacultyVoltaire Foundation

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Mathematical, Physical & Life Sciences

Division unitsChemistryComputing LaboratoryEarth SciencesEngineering ScienceE-Research CentreMaterialsMathematical InstitutePhysicsPlant SciencesStatisticsZoology

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Social Sciences Division unitsAnthropology and Museum EthnographySchool of ArchaeologyEconomicsEducational StudiesEnvironment, Centre for theFaculty of LawManagement (Said Business School)Oxford Internet InstitutePolitics and International RelationsQueen Elizabeth House, Department of

International DevelopmentSocial Policy and Social WorkSociology

Medical Sciences Division unitsAnaestheticsBiochemistryCardiovascular MedicineClinical Laboratory SciencesClinical Medicine, Nuffield Department of Clinical NeurologyClinical PharmacologyClinical Vaccinology and Tropical MedicineExperimental PsychologyMedical OncologyMolecular Medicine, Weatheral Institute ofObstetrics & GynaecologyOphthalmologyOrthopaedic SurgeryPaediatrics, Department ofPathogen Research, The Peter Medawar Building

forPathologyPharmacologyPhysiology, Anatomy and Genetics, Department

ofPsychiatryPublic HealthRadiation, Oncology and BiologySurgery

Nuffield Department of Clinical

Medicine

Department sub-unitsDivision 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 UnitsBioinformatics, 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 Houseand 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 departmentsand 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