The XML Summer School 2004 is a 5-day residential course at Wadham College, University of Oxford.

Wadham College was founded in 1612 according to the terms of the will of Nicholas Wadham, who died in 1609. It is situated within six acres of beautiful grounds in the heart of Oxford. The hall at Wadham is one of the largest in Oxford, and is notable for its great hammer-beam roof and for the Jacobean woodwork of the entrance screen. The portraits include those of the founders and of distinguished members of the college. Notable members of the college in its early years include Robert Blake, Cromwell's admiral and founder of British sea-power in the Mediterranean, and Sir Christopher Wren.

Spending five days at the XML Summer School in Oxford means that in addition to benefiting from a unique conference experience, there is also time for relaxation and excursions in the historic university city. Take the opportunity to attend the XML Summer School and you will discover the delights of the historic colleges and museums, punt down the River Thames in the true style of Oxford graduates and get a taste of what life is really like behind the hallowed walls of the University. From the beginning to the end, there is never a dull moment.

At CSW’s XML Summer School you benefit even at the end of the day. The variety of special evening events offer opportunities to meet informally with the instructors and network with other delegates. The friendships and alliances formed at the Summer School will continue to be of value long after the event is over.

 

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