Oxford is the cradle of training world-famous talent, which has to "cook" the excellent students that later became the head of a country, such as former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, former Prime Minister India High Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister David Cameron ...
Located in the city of Oxford (UK), Institute of Oxford University is the oldest university in the English-speaking countries, and is also one of the most prestigious universities in the world. There were 48 alumni, professors teaching at this school had been awarded the Nobel Prize.
Oxford University has 39 members, each school has its own structure and activities. Ranked by Times in 2007, this is the best University United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It is the cradle of talents training world. Speaking to the quality of Oxford University, to mention the names of prominent politicians such as former world U.S. President Bill Clinton, British Prime Minister David Cameron, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher ... who are alumni this school.
David Cameron - incumbent British Prime Minister
David William Donald Cameron was born on 9/10/1966, which is the current Prime Minister Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. He served as British Prime Minister on 11.05.2010, at 44. As from 1812 until now, David Cameron is the youngest prime minister in power.
Previously, Mr. Cameron studied interdisciplinary philosophy, political science and economics at Oxford University. While studying at this prestigious school, he was awarded the elite class students.
Tony Blair - Former British Prime Minister
Tony Blair was born on 05/06/1953 in Edinburgh, Scotland. He was born in a family with traditional education, he was a law lecturer, should be brought up very carefully. In 1972, he studied law at the prestigious Oxford University. At Oxford, he was renowned as an outward-looking and talented presentations, playing guitar or bass.
After graduating in 1975, he was a lawyer. Then he met Cherie, his wife now. The couple married in 1980 and now has four children.
The role of Tony Blair British Prime Minister in 10 years, from 02/05/1997 to 27/06/2007. So far, he is a longtime prime minister of the Labour party and the Labour party's first victory in three consecutive elections.On 27/6/2007, he resigned, giving the chair to his British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
Manmohan Singh - India's current Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh was born on 26.09.1932, is the 17th prime minister of India. Previously, Mr. Singh has held several important positions in the government of India as the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from 1982 to 1985, the Finance Minister of India from 1991 to 1996.
Manmohan Singh is a person with extensive knowledge in economics, who graduated from Punjab University, Cambridge and Oxford Universities. He is loving people of India and is considered the chief architect of economic reforms in the populous country leading the world. Mr. Singh became Prime Minister of India from 2004. After India's general election in 2009, Mr. Singh was again re-elected Prime Minister of India.
Former Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva
Former Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva born in 1964 in Newcastle, England. He graduated from Oxford University branch of politics, philosophy and economics. At Oxford, he has a masters degree.
On water, Mr Abhisit has taught at the Royal Military Academy Chulachomklao, Thammasat University.Being an intellectual is formally trained and rub with foreign cultures, the former prime minister has built a leadership image polite, articulate.
He became the 27th prime minister of Thailand on 15/12/2008, and is the youngest prime minister of this country when served at the age of 44.
Bill Clinton - Former U.S. President
He was born in 1946 and Bill Clinton was the 42nd President of the United States from 1993 to 2001.Before becoming president, he was governor of Arkansas.
Clinton has won a scholarship to attend Oxford University, then studied law at Yale University. Here, he met classmate and later became his wife, Hillary Clinton.
One of the best features in the United States under the right stage of the Bill Clinton economic boom is the longest in American history. It is also much debate about the causes of this economic boom times, but America's achievements are considerable period, it reduced unemployment, high income, high budget surplus ...
Indira Gandhi - India's former Prime Minister
Mrs. Indira Gandhi (1917 - 1984) was Prime Minister of India in two phases: 1966 - 1977 and was elected again in 1980 until the time of the assassination. She took office as prime minister the support of numerous people. She studied at the University of Oxford.
During the rule of Indira Gandhi, India achieved many achievements, including achievements in nuclear weapons research. She is also the resolve tensions between India and neighboring Pakistan.
However, the decision is somewhat sensitive to touch Sikh ended the life of a talented politician. She has agreed to the military attack on the Golden Temple, the Sikh place of worship to kill a leader of religious extremists. This action moves like an insult to the Sikh, and she was of the Sikh bodyguards murdered. On 31/10/1984, she was fired two guards at the residence of a Prime Minister in Safdarjung Road, New Delhi and died on way to hospital.
Margaret Thatcher - Former British Prime Minister
Margaret Thatcher was born on 10.13.1925, as a statesman, a British chemist. She is the British prime minister in 11 years, from 1979 to 1990, and who served as prime minister in the history of Britain's longest since 1827. She is a politician are many people I admire, but also has many opponents. With what she expressed in her tenure, she was known as the "three-mile British Steel".
In 2002, Mrs. Thatcher was ranked 16th in the list of 100 greatest Britons of all time by BBC poll. Since childhood, Mrs. Thatcher expressed intelligent, excellence in education. She was educated at Somerville of the University of Oxford, specializing in chemistry and obtained a master's degree here.
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