Dickinson's Vancouver (Canada) Campus and other American students studying under the British tutorial system. Students study a rigorous curriculum in a variety of courses including several political science, English, art, and other social science courses. In addition to Wroxton's own lecturers, guest lecturers from other British universities will often supplement the academic experience. Wroxton College is accredited by Accreditation Service of International Colleges and was awarded ASIC Premier College Status by that same organization. The US Ambassador to the United Nations, Adlai Stevenson II, was scheduled to speak at the official dedication of Wroxton College but died after suffering a heart attack near the US Embassy in London on 14 July 1965. References External links Wroxton Abbey website Wroxton College website Christian monasteries established in the 13th century Augustinian monasteries in England Monasteries in Oxfordshire Grade I listed houses in Oxfordshire Fairleigh Dickinson University Education in Oxfordshire Cherwell District