University of Oxford
Department of Computer Science
Building: Robert Hooke Building (next to the Natural History Museum)
Meeting room: Tony Hoare Room
For more information: https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/
Travelling to Oxford: Oxford is well-connected to Heathrow, Gatwick airports:
- Heathrow Airport served by The Airline bus service (frequent buses, takes around 90 minutes) and National Rail (more expensive, via the Heathrow Express to the centre of London).
- Gatwick Airport served by The Airline bus service (hourly buses, takes about 2½ hours) and National Rail (most trains change at Reading station).
- London's other airports (Luton, Stansted and London City) are less well-connected to Oxford: reliable travel directions can be found here. It might be faster to travel via London.
- Birmingham has a direct train to Oxford (approximately every 30 minutes). The last train from Birmingham to Oxford tends to stop from 9 PM onwards.
When travelling in the UK, it is advised that you purchase a "return ticket", this will be cheaper than purchasing two single tickets.
Driving by car: Public parking in the city centre is very limited and the best advice for those coming by car is probably to use the Park & Ride services on the city outskirts (see map). For information on prices and parking restrictions, please visit: https://www.oxfordshire.gov.