Educational Exchanges & Thought Leadership
Where Education & Creativity Meet Inspiration.
An "Oxford Experience"
STUDY IN A 16TH CENTURY LIBRARY
STUDY IN A 16TH CENTURY LIBRARY
STUDY IN A 16TH CENTURY LIBRARY
Johnnies receive temporary 'Bod Cards' and access to University libraries. This is a very rare privilege that we offer.
LEARN FROM OXFORD DONS
STUDY IN A 16TH CENTURY LIBRARY
STUDY IN A 16TH CENTURY LIBRARY
Johnnies are taught by world-renowned Oxford faculty and researchers.
DINE in ANCIENT HALLS
STUDY IN A 16TH CENTURY LIBRARY
DINE in ANCIENT HALLS
Johnnies dine in amazing Oxford dining halls, some of which pre-date the establishment of the United States!
Oxford, England
About 'The Oxford Exchange'
In 2001, Oxford University and Cambridge University students founded The Oxford Exchange (OEX) originally as a think tank specialising in foreign and home policy analysis, political campaigning, and international relations writ large. Our clients included world leaders, government institutions (NASA, US Department of Defense, British Parliament), and corporations seeking insight into global trends.
In 2021, the United States Air Force requested bespoke policy and area studies courses for USAF Officers and Senior NCO's who were stationed in Europe. We hired top university professors in the UK, secured VIP Guest speakers like General David Petraeus, and delivered a week-long online course to RAF Mildenhall during the pandemic. Our first course was rated 98.5 out of 100 by the 40 participants, with the only criticism being that due to the COVID-19 policies, OEX had to deliver the course via Zoom.
The Oxford Exchange is based in Oxford, England unlike many of our competitors who are not. We know Oxford, we teach or manage programmes within the University of Oxford system, and we have first right of refusal on booking the best Oxford Colleges for residential courses.
Learn in Oxford
The Oxford Exchange is based in Oxford, managed by Oxonians, and delivers residential courses in the best Oxford Colleges.
Learning @The Oxford Exchange
Dedicated Educators
Oxford University setting
First-Rate Curriculum
Learning is easier when you have an excellent teacher, professor, or tutor. That's why all of our educators have achieved an advanced degree in their field. Our faculty are passionate about the subjects they teach and bring this enthusiasm into their lessons.
First-Rate Curriculum
Oxford University setting
First-Rate Curriculum
Are you a beginner, expert, or somewhere in between? Not to worry! We offer a variety of high-quality courses designed to prepare you for your next step. We offer placement tests to help match you to your skill level. Takes our certificate courses in Oxford!
Oxford University setting
Oxford University setting
Oxford University setting
Our mission is to embrace the pursuit of excellence both inside and outside the classroom. We encourage critical thinking and emphasize the learning process over rote memorization. Our residential courses are located in Oxford and Cambridge Colleges.
PARTNERSHIP WITH ST JOHN'S COLLEGE
"St John's College in Oxford"
In 2023, The Oxford Exchange and St John's College, USA (https://www.sjc.edu/) created a bespoke course for SJC students and alumni to study in Oxford marking the first Oxford course for SJC in its 400-year history as a great American college. Contact us if you'd like us to create a course for your institution.
St John's College - Oxford Exchange 2023
St John's College in Oxford - Class of 2023
The SJC 23-1s cohort photo before the end-of-course formal drinks & dinner at University College, Oxford.
Past and Present Oxford College Relationships
WADHAM COLLEGE, OXFORD
Founded in 1610, Wadham is one of the grandest colleges in Oxford. The oldest quad is a notable example of Jacobean architecture.
KEBLE COLLEGE, OXFORD
Keble was established in 1870 as a monument to John Keble, leader of the 'Oxford Movement.' The College Dining Hall and Chapel are spectacular examples of neo-gothic red brick architecture.
NEW COLLEGE, OXFORD
Founded in 1379 by William of Wykeham in conjunction with Winchester College as its feeder school, New College is one of the oldest colleges at the university and was the first to admit undergraduate students.