Degrees in Oxford

...between six and nine written papers; between one and four submitted essays, including the compulsory bridge essay; oral examination in the modern language... Learn about: Modern Language, World History, Bridge essay...

...Australasia and the Americas (excluding the US). Global and imperial history in this context implies transoceanic and transcontinental connections... Learn about: Social History...

...Financial Economics MSc Financial Strategy PGDip Global Business PGDip Law and Finance MSc Major Programme Management MSc Management DPhil Master of Business... Learn about: Master Business Administration, Global Business, Network Training...

...and prepare a dissertation. Aims By focusing on the institutions and processes of global governance and diplomacy, the MSc in Global Governance and Diplomacy...

...Applicants are strongly advised to visit the Medical Sciences Graduate School website to help them identify the most suitable course and supervisors... Learn about: Medical training...

...One is normally a 10,000-word dissertation. A second develops a particular skill, such as papyrology, palaeography, metre or textual criticism...

...a thesis and any two options from lists A and B. You will study one option in your first year and the other in your second year, and will work on your thesis across both years...

...parental leave or change in employment. For further information, please see our page on changes to courses. Other courses you may wish to consider If you're... Learn about: Ancient History...

...critically appraise and incorporate the results of medical and social science research into the day-to-day decision making of clinical, scientific and administrative practice... Learn about: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Skills and Training, Behavioural Therapy...

...Many also go on to study for the Postgraduate Diploma in Health Research or MSc in Evidence-Based Health...

...of between 8,000 and 10,000 words. At no extra cost, the wide range of lectures and research seminars organised by the University of Oxford’s History Faculty...

...provided the critical framework for, or have influenced, approaches to historical research. Four seminars are offered each year. In the first instance... Learn about: Ms Word, Skills and Training...

...visit our Academic Year page. Academic Year Course structure YEAR 1 COURSES Four courses are taken: History of the British Isles European and world history... Learn about: Full Time, Social History, Part Time...

...research and engagement with current scholarship. Full-time DPhil students are expected to submit their thesis three, or at most four, years from the date of admission... Learn about: Part Time, Social History, Full Time...

...as well as in one of the Oxford museums and galleries where tutors often lecture in front of actual works of art. Visits to exhibitions or historical buildings... Learn about: Part Time, Social History, Full Time...

...question has capacity in that particular year. Graduate destinations About a quarter of master’s students proceed directly to doctoral work at Oxford or at other institutions... Learn about: Social History...

...Other career destinations are as diverse as, but broadly in line with, undergraduate history career destinations: law, finance, management consultancy...

...Other career destinations are as diverse as, but broadly in line with, undergraduate history career destinations: law, finance, management consultancy... Learn about: Social History...

...will be assessed to determine whether you can continue on the course. MSc in Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing The CDT's partner companies... Learn about: Communication Skills, Team Training, Communication Training...

...In the second year you will initiate your DPhil project from the large number of projects available; a list of participating supervisors is available on the MSDTC website... Learn about: Medical training...