Location and Accommodation
The conference will take place at St Catherine’s College, Oxford, UK. Oxford, the City of Dreaming Spires, is famous the world over for its ancient University. Today, Oxford is a bustling cosmopolitan city with a mix of historic and modern buildings and plenty for the tourist to appreciate - from visiting the historic colleges and museums to enjoying the wealth of culture and restaurants on offer. Oxford is centrally located in the UK, with excellent motorway links and within easy access of several international airports, with very frequent connections by bus or train to London and other parts of the country. The VisitOxford website provides useful travel information on getting to Oxford including links to airports, train, bus and coach services. St Catherine’s College
The youngest undergraduate college, St. Catherine's College was designed by the Danish architect, Arne Jacobsen and is one of only a very few pieces of post-1945 architecture to be Grade 1 listed. It offers delegates the benefits of modern accommodation and up-to-date meeting and technical facilities, whilst being only a short walk from the cloisters and quads of traditional Oxford. The conference offers delegates (optional) onsite accommodation as part of a residential delegate fee. Delegates will be accommodated in the new accommodation block (completed in 2004) in ensuite rooms.
Further information on the accommodation on offer can be found on the St Catherine’s web pages How to get therePostal Address: A detailed map of the location of the college and of the college site together with directions can be downloaded here. |
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