The Oxbridge Honors Program Recognized as a premier honors experience among liberal arts colleges, William Jewell’s Oxbridge Honors Program attracts students of the highest academic talent to participate in a three- or four-year program of honors coursework. One year is spent in either Oxford or Cambridge, where Oxbridge students study in the tutorial manner traditional to those two renowned universities. The flagship Oxbridge program is funded in part by the Hall Family Foundation.
Study-Abroad Programs in Oxford and Cambridge Oxford and Cambridge Universities are open to all Jewell students who meet the entrance requirements for these honors programs. The Oxford Overseas Study Course (OOSC), also offered by a few other American institutions like Mercer University, involves Jewell students in traditional Oxford tutorials. The Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, currently affiliated with Keble College and soon to be affiliated with St. Peter's College (both are colleges in Oxford University), combines tutorials with courses and seminars focusing on the Middle Arts and the Renaissance. Homerton College at Cambridge University offers a full year of study abroad.
