Degrees in Oxford

...including The World Bank, Oxfam, Cisco, McKinsey and Google. The OII Alumni Wall features interviews from both MSc and DPhil alumni about their time... Learn about: Part Time, Communication Training, Social Science...

...which is to ensure that you are on track to complete the thesis within a reasonable time. The degree is examined by thesis and oral examination by two examiners... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry...

...sometimes in collaboration with other departments. During the first year, in addition to starting work on your research, you will be encouraged to follow... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry...

...the University to make changes in course provision, either before or after registration. In certain circumstances, for example due to visa difficulties... Learn about: Full Time, Medical training...

...involve interactive seminars in which students are taught in small groups by experienced IP practitioners, and help them to build on the theoretical grounding... Learn about: Property Law, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property Law...

...the development and application of new and emerging methods and technologies, mathematical modelling, ‘omic and systems biology approaches, and innovative... Learn about: Life Science, Skills and Training...

...About the course The DPhil in International Development provides an opportunity for outstanding students to pursue in-depth multi- and interdisciplinary research... Learn about: IT Development, Full Time, Part Time...

...heads of NGOs and journalists. Graduates from the course also include economists, obstetricians, epidemiologists, psychiatrists and forensic anthropologists... Learn about: Human Rights Law, Human Rights, Part Time...

...academic community that is renowned for its cutting-edge research and its intensive and individualised teaching and supervision. The programme has received... Learn about: Skills and Training, Political Theory, International Relations...

...Up to eight students are accepted each year and applications are particularly welcomed from conservationists working in economically less-developed parts of the world... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...and a wider range of skills, but also facilitate important collaborations between groups. The primary supervisor will be drawn from those working directly... Learn about: Medical training...

...on Introduction to Islamic Art and Archaeology, reflecting the lectures, seminars and tutorials offered during the year. The second element is a language...

...six to eight hours per week, and an introduction to Islamic history (AD 570-1500) and religion taught through a combination of weekly lectures and classes...

...Persian and Turkish, and the study of primary sources. If you are already capable of carrying out research in one of these languages, you will be strongly...

...Studies in the Graeco-Roman Period MSt Jewish Studies MSt Jewish Studies in the Graeco-Roman Period MPhil Yiddish Studies MSt All graduate courses offered...

...and no time is set aside for basic language instruction. The course is examined entirely at the end of the third term by four three-hour written examinations...

...Given the selective admission and consequent small numbers of students on this course, it is difficult to offer general statistics about graduate destinations...

...and by a dissertation Most work for the written examinations is normally completed in the first year of the course, so that most of the second year can be devoted to the dissertation...

...and historiographical and linguistic research methods for the treatment of primary sources; and to allow you to engage in specialised study from a...

...You will receive instruction in one or two of a range of specialist auxiliary disciplines of papyrology, epigraphy, palaeography, numismatics...