Degrees in Oxford

...(Comparative and International Education) MSc Education (Higher Education) MSc Education (Research Design and Methodology) MSc Educational Assessment... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Teacher Education, Skills and Training...

...topic to begin developing a dissertation project. You will then matriculate at Linacre College in Trinity term of your second year and complete your dissertation... Learn about: English Language...

...New Testament Greek Biblical Hebrew Qur'anic Arabic Church Latin Pali Sanskrit ASSESSMENT First University examinations: four papers each assessed... Learn about: Ms Word, Part Time...

...which offer a space for all those doing graduate work to meet regularly, to share aspects of your work with your peers and to be informed by that interaction...

...Theology and Modern European Thought, or Theology and Literature). Candidates in Ecclesiastical History specialise in a single period and geographical...

...and to share aspects of your work with your peers. The seminars are an important way of staying in touch with peers and presenting your research at various stages of development... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...either before or after registration. For further information, please see our page on changes to courses...

...participating universities (Oxford, Bristol and Southampton) or the candidate's home university as appropriate. In the first year you will study eight compulsory core courses...

...About the course This programme aims to introduce Tibetan and Himalayan studies to students who do not have a background in the subject. Emphasis is...

...Further information on the course and examinations can be found in the Course Handbook, which can be accessed via the faculty's course webpage... Learn about: Ms Word, Business Law, International Banking...

...dress and body modification; religion and ritual; mass production and trade; debates concerning tradition, modernity and authenticity; transnational cultural...

...three months to research and write a 10,000-word dissertation for submission in September; you will be able to choose and refine the dissertation topic... Learn about: Ms Word...

...The second year of the MPhil is devoted to researching and writing a thesis of 30,000 words. The research topic will be devised in your first year... Learn about: IT Management...

...themes and issues shaping the study of world and postcolonial literatures in English. Each seminar will be led by a member of the Faculty of English... Learn about: World Literature...

...of developing your practical language skills to a high level, and you will also explore the literature and culture of the relevant language... Learn about: General Linguistics, Grammatical analysis...

...offering an alternative to diachronic studiesDr P ThonemannMusic, Spectacle And Society In Ancient Rome, 167 BC - c. 138 ADProfessor N PurcellStructures... Learn about: Part Time, Ancient History...

...progress in ancient philosophy by speakers from Oxford and elsewhere. All graduate students specialising in ancient philosophy are encouraged to attend this workshop... Learn about: Ms Word, Ancient Philosophy...

...deliver this course in accordance with the description set out in this course page. However, there may be situations in which it is desirable or necessary... Learn about: Part Time...

...terms from October to April. The assessment for each module comprises a take-home examination. In the third term of each year (May to July)...

...workshops and conferences and will have the chance to develop your work alongside academic staff who are experts in their fields. Candidates for the DPhil...