Degrees in Oxford

...and there is the opportunity to follow further courses during this period. By the end of the third year you must pass Confirmation of Status... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry...

...You can be sure to find an exchange placement to suit you as we currently have 15 partner universities based in Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, and Kyushu... Learn about: Japanese Language, Skills and Training...

...The first year of the programme would typically include integrated advanced courses, seminars, tutorials and workshops. You will normally have the opportunity to study... Learn about: Medical training, Developmental Biology...

...Study modules As courses are reviewed regularly the module list you choose from may vary from that shown here. Year 3 (BSc 1-year top-up) Psychology... Learn about: IT Management...

...cAD 50-150 The Greeks and the Mediterranean world, c950-500 BC Greek art and archaeology, c500-300 BC Art under the Roman Empire, AD 14-337 Roman archaeology... Learn about: Ancient History, Roman Architecture...

...between Wednesday and Friday each week during the first semester. The second semester includes the practice placement, after which you will attend for one day per...

...a designated Classics Centre. The course involves extensive study of ancient languages, with a view to studying texts in the original. Applications... Learn about: Modern Philosophy...

...and conservation Applied field studies Business in the workplace including Work Based Learning Practical conservation skills (option) Biological classification... Learn about: IT Management...

...the course offers considerable flexibility to suit your individual interests and needs. For instance, the texts selected for study can be varied from year to...

...For the academic year 2016/17, the fee during the placement year is £1,350 if you are a UK/EU student and £3,700 if you are an international student... Learn about: IT Management...

...and the other for translation from comparable sources in Sanskrit that you have not read before in a class. There are also two three-hour written papers...

...The School of Law provides an intellectually stimulating, friendly and supportive environment in which to hone your legal skills. You will develop a thorough... Learn about: IT Law, Skills and Training...

...Essential Recommended Helpful – may be useful on course Unistats information for each course combination can be found at the bottom of the page Please...

...the participants are children and/or infants. You will explore the practical and ethical issues of conducting research with children from both a psychological...

...classes, and lectures are delivered by members of academic staff, research staff or NHS clinicians (usually at the level of consultant) and mostly... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Skills and Training, Medical training...

...to university-level study. It is closely linked with the Marketing in Context module, in which you practise the skills developed in FAS. At the end... Learn about: IT Management, Business Marketing, Marketing Management...

...In the case of students who require specific help to adjust to an academic programme or to a new range of skills, the supervisor will work with them... Learn about: Part Time, Medical training...

...children's rights and needs and the role of the state when these are not met. The law, theories of child development and evidence informed practice... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT for adults, Social Work...

...wishing to go on to doctoral research. Supervision The allocation of graduate supervision for this course is the responsibility of the School of Anthropology...

...Course Content Year 1 Compulsory: Introduction to International Relations I: Perspectives Introduction to International Relations II: Themes and Issues Elective... Learn about: International Relations...