Oxford University's business school offering undergraduate and graduate courses in business, management and finance. It has the largest intake of all graduate business schools in the UK (over 500 matriculated students per year).
The Said Business School is a rebranding of Oxford University's school of management, named after chief benefactor Wafic Saïd, a Syrian-Saudi Arabian billionaire arms dealer, financier, businessman and philanthropist. The School sits on the site of the former London Midland railway station, and Rewley Abbey, a 13th century Cistercian Monastery. Alongside it sits the Thatcher Business Education Centre.
The building is light and airy, with a central courtyard and open-air amphitheatre, meaning it is often used for outdoor theatre performances and as a conference venue.