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Part II
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1. Read the article and choose the best title:
1) Oxford University seeks to attract the best and brightest students.
2) Ten reasons to apply to Oxford.
3) Some of the reasons why you might like to apply
4) College information
5) Studying at Oxford
| Oxford University has a world-class (1) … for academic excellence. |
| Oxford University is accessible to all students of talent and ability, whatever their background. The generous Oxford Opportunity Bursary ensures that finance should not be (2) … to any UK student who wants to apply to Oxford. |
| Oxford is one of the few universities in the world that bases its teaching on (3) …, which means more individual attention and teaching from your tutors, tailored to your learning needs. |
| Many Oxford tutors are international experts in their chosen fields. This engagement with research and scholarship enables students to have (4) … of their subject discipline. |
| College life is one of the University’s greatest assets, since a close college community provides a friendly and welcoming home for students who are living away for the first time. Students soon get to know each other, and (5) … get to know students individually, enabling them to respond to their individual academic needs. |
| Students have access to resources across the University: unrivalled libraries, sports facilities, laboratories, language-learning opportunities, computer equipment and music (6) …. |
| Oxford University provides a diverse study environment: undergraduate students represent over 130 (7) … as well as all nations and regions of the UK. |
| With clubs, societies and events organized by colleges and the wider University, as well as vibrant city nightlife, Oxford offers opportunities for whatever (8) … you may be looking for. |
| Most colleges offer student (9) …for two years of your course and many can offer accommodation for every year of your course, saving you the trouble and expense of privately rented accommodation. |
| Oxford University has an excellent graduate employment record. Students have the use of the comprehensive careers service and enter a huge range of careers. (10) … recognize that Oxford’s rigorous academic degree courses give graduates many transferable skills, as well as breadth and depth in their chosen subject. |
2. Remember the words and word-combinations:
excellence - превосходство
accessible - доступный
engagement - обязательство
to enhance - усиливать, улучшать
facility -оборудование
accommodation - жильё
comprehensive - всеобъемлющий
employer - работодатель
employee - работающий по найму
3. Read the article again, and then complete it with the words or expressions from the box:
| Employers social life the tutorial system accommodation tutors an enhanced understanding a barrier facilities reputation nationalities |
4. Mark the statements true (T) or false (F) according to the article:
1. Oxford gives students a high level of academic education.
2. Oxford University is accessible to all students from the UK.
3. The organization system of Oxford doesn’t differ from that of all other universities and colleges.
4. Teaching is carried out by tutorial system.
5. Your tutor gives individual support and encourages you to develop your full potential.
6. Most colleges offer student accommodation for five years.
7. Students haven’t access to resources across the University.
8. The Oxford system combines the best of one-to-one or small-group teaching in college with the wealth of resources in the University.
9. Not many children from the working-class families are able to receive the higher education at Oxford.
10. There aren’t many societies and clubs at Oxford.
Text 5
Cambridge is the second oldest university in Britain. Cambridge University was opened in 1284 with the construction of the first college, Peterhouse. At present Cambridge University comprises twenty eight colleges of which one is only for men and two of them are women’s colleges (the first women’s college was opened in 1869); the remaining twenty five take both men and women.
Lying on the river Cam, the city of Cambridge takes its name from the river. The old university city where mostly teachers and students live is full of ancient buildings, chapels and libraries; college buildings are located there, too.
In the old times student’s life was full of restrictions. Students of Cambridge were not allowed to play games, sing, hunt, and fish or even to dance; they had to wear special dark clothes and the “squares”, the academic caps they still wear in our days. During the course all students have to live in the college; there are at present over 9 000 students in residence.
Cambridge has won international fame as the university were historical figures and personalities of literature and science received their education, Cromwell, Newton, Byron, Tennyson and Darwin among them. The great Russian scientist I.P. Pavlov came to Cambridge to receive the degree of the Honorary Doctor of Cambridge. Cambridge University has made the city of Cambridge internationally famous as a centre of science where Rutherford, Kapitza and other famous scientists have worked.
1. Remember the words and word-combinations:
Cambridge ['keimbriʤ ]
restriction [ri'strikʃ ə n] - ограничение
to be in residence - проживать
to receive a degree of the Honorary Doctor of Cambridge - получить ученую степень почетного доктора Кембриджа
2. Complete the following sentences:
1. Cambridge is … university in Britain.
a) the oldest
b) the second oldest
c) the youngest
2. The University is a collection of … Colleges.
a) 28
b) 30
c) 35
3. The first women’s college was founded in …
a) 1284
b) 1869
c) 1918
4. The city of Cambridge is situated on the river …
a) Thames
b) Cam
c) Severn
5. The students wear … in our days.
a) dark clothes
b) academic caps
c) dark blue trousers
6. All students have …
a) to live in inns
b) to rent a house
c) to live in the college
Text 6