Degrees in Oxford

...The part-time degree offers the flexibility of part-time study with the same high standards and requirements as the full-time DPhil programme... Learn about: Social Science, Communication Training, Part Time...

...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...

...You will be admitted as a probationary research student and will join a research group supervised by one or more members of the Department of Chemistry... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry...

...Over those years, about half of alumni from the MSc have gone on to graduate research degrees, with a number of those taking up DPhil positions in Oxford... Learn about: Full Time, Medical training...

...and non-litigious IP practice and procedure. The residential programme is taught by means of a series of lectures delivered in close succession which contextualise... Learn about: Property Law, Intellectual Property Law, IT Law...

...You are encouraged to use these rotation projects to further develop your interdisciplinary skills. Following on from the project rotations... Learn about: Skills and Training, Life Science...

...end of the sixth year for part-time students). More information on these two assessments can be found in the course handbook on the ODID website's course... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time, IT Development...

...its implementation and research. Students come from all over the world and from a variety of advocacy settings: in private and corporate practice... Learn about: IT Law, Part Time, Human Rights...

...is that the thesis makes a ‘significant and substantial contribution to the field of knowledge within which it falls’. There are many ways of achieving this... Learn about: Skills and Training, International Relations, Political Theory...

...The independent research project concentrates on the organisation, analysis and reporting of previously collected data that you bring with you or is provided by WildCRU researchers... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...on ion channels or transporters but the choice of co-supervisor will depend on the nature of the project and techniques required. The list will be drawn... Learn about: Medical training...

...is the responsibility of the Faculty of Oriental Studies and it is not always possible to accommodate the preferences of incoming graduate students...

...finance law, civil service, journalism, government and industry. Many graduates have also undertaken further research into subjects linked with Oriental...

...and a thesis. The year ends with a set of examinations. You will normally spend the summer between years one and two in the Middle East for language study...

...Studies and have pursued successful careers in the academic world, education and in museums. Oriental Studies alumni are spread throughout the world...

...is carried out in the first two terms of the course. The third term is set aside for revision, although this may sometimes include further tutorials for consolidation...

...as each case is distinctive. The great majority of graduates of the MPhil in Judaism and Christianity in the Graeco-Roman World go on to pursue doctoral...

...After approval by the Faculty Board, set texts will be published in the Course Handbook, which can be accessed via the faculty's course webpage...

...thirty to forty hours a week, perhaps more, during each full term for preparation. In addition, you should expect to be set a considerable amount of work during the vacations...

...This is a nine-month taught course that can be taken as a free-standing degree, or as the first step towards doctoral research. You have the option...