Nuffield College (Oxford)

Nuffield College is a graduate college at the University of Oxford, founded in 1937 with a focus on social sciences. It was established with the aim of promoting advanced research and teaching in areas like economics, politics, and sociology. The college is known for its distinctive modern architecture and a commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration. Nuffield hosts a vibrant academic community, offering a supportive environment for graduate students and researchers, and it aims to influence public policy through its research initiatives. The college is named after Lord Nuffield, a philanthropist who funded its creation.