Editing Malcolm Fraser (section)

===University===
In 1949, Fraser moved to England to study at [[Magdalen College, Oxford]], which his father had also attended. He read [[Philosophy, Politics and Economics]] (PPE), graduating in 1952 with [[third-class honours]]. Although Fraser did not excel academically, he regarded his time at Oxford as his intellectual awakening, where he learned "how to think". His college [[Tutor (education)|tutor]] was [[Thomas Dewar Weldon|Harry Weldon]], who was a strong influence. His circle of friends at Oxford included [[Raymond Bonham Carter]], [[Nicolas Browne-Wilkinson, Baron Browne-Wilkinson|Nicolas Browne-Wilkinson]], and [[John Turner]]. In his second year, he had a relationship with Anne Reid, who as [[Anne Fairbairn]] later became a prominent poet. After graduating, Fraser considered taking a law degree or joining the [[British Army]], but eventually decided to return to Australia and take over the running of the family property.<ref>Fraser & Simons (2011).</ref>