Degrees in Oxford

...to accommodate the preferences of incoming graduate students to work with a particular member of staff. Under exceptional circumstances a supervisor... Learn about: Medical training...

...Students should at all times act in accordance with the ethical codes issued by the UPCA and UKCP. Supervision The allocation of graduate supervision... Learn about: Behavioural Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy...

...Others go on to pursue careers in consultancy and government. Changes to this course and your supervision The University will seek to deliver this course... Learn about: Medical training...

...finance, and negotiation. There are also professional skills sessions throughout the year, aimed at developing your communication, practical... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...in a way that ensures real-world impact. You will join a school which conducts groundbreaking academic research where international leaders will engage... Learn about: Part Time...

...Applications of Radiation Therapy Translational Radiation Biology Clinical Radiation Biology Radiation Protection Each module is delivered over a period... Learn about: Medical training...

...Progress is evaluated by two academic assessors, who are not directly involved in the student’s supervision. Continuation on the DPhil programme is subject... Learn about: Medical training...

...they are allocated on the basis of your research interests, the expertise of staff supervising on the course and their availability. You will work... Learn about: IT Law, Critical Thinking, Human Rights...

...to present your research, to rehearse conference talks, and to build links between different research areas. An annual CDT workshop will give you the opportunity... Learn about: Skills and Training, Renewable Energy...

...of taught and research components, but leads to a DPhil thesis, and is University based. The first year of the DEng focuses on developing core skills... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, Renewable Energy...

...Russian language tuition will continue and you will work on completing your thesis which must be submitted by Monday in Week 4 of Trinity...

...and one extended essay (three core courses plus two optional courses) and for the thesis. In addition you must also pass the Russian language qualifying... Learn about: Russian Language, International Relations...

...available for the coming academic year by the preceding January. Please note that entry into the University of Oxford's graduate programme for DPhil studies... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...monuments or sites as they interact with air, water, sediment and biology around them. St Cross College SEAHA students in Oxford participate in the School...

...The Fusion CDT provides training from world-leading experts in a range of fusion-relevant disciplines: materials science, plasma physics, nuclear physics... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...library, and archival resources in the field of Slavonic studies. In the first year, you will undertake: In the second year, you will undertake...

...(comparative philological method, palaeography, textology, literary theory). The MPhil in Slavonic Studies thus provides an appropriate introduction...

...Every day brings different patients with different needs. It’s a great choice for scientists who strive to understand and apply research findings to improve... Learn about: Medical training...

...Clinical Neurosciences and it is not always possible to accommodate the preferences of incoming graduate students to work with a particular member of staff... Learn about: Part Time...

...of your second-year option course, a 5,000-word essay, and your MPhil thesis of 30,000 words, completed in June of the second year. You receive support... Learn about: Social Anthropology...