Degrees in Oxford

...and phonetics of French) neurolinguistics/psycholinguistics sociolinguistics (language variation and change, language and gender) ancient grammatical thought...

...History, Culture and Political Economy Year 3, or 4 with a placement (level 6) The following is a compulsory module: Economics, Politics and International... Learn about: International Relations, Skills and Training...

...detailed work on social policy analysis. analyse, interpret and review the major concepts, theoretical approaches and historical and contemporary issues... Learn about: Social Policy, Quality Training...

...economics, real estate and construction law and environmental studies. Year 2 further develops your knowledge and skills related to the disciplines... Learn about: IT Development, IT Law, Property Development...

...In addition, you will be required to provide a 30,000-word dissertation. Supervision The allocation of graduate supervision for the course is the responsibility... Learn about: Quality Training, Social Policy...

...The course contains core modules covering the basic science and engineering principles underlying road and race car technology, together with a choice of specialist modules...

...innovation Functional programming Imperative programming Introduction to formal proof Linear algebra Probability ASSESSMENT Four exam papers YEAR 2 COURSES Core courses (50%)... Learn about: IT Security, Full Time...

...robotic engineering and the integration between them. Course Content Study modules As courses are reviewed regularly, the module list you choose from...

...Oceanic and Planetary Physics DPhil Atomic and Laser Physics DPhil Condensed Matter Physics DPhil Mathematical and Theoretical Physics MSc Particle Physics... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...The Biomedical Science degree from Oxford Brookes University will put you at the forefront of health-related research and development. Course Content... Learn about: Biomedical Science, Skills and Training...

...a supervisor may be found outside the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies. Graduate destinations Graduate pathways after the MSc typically fall into one of three categories...

...Most exchanges take place in the second year. Studying abroad provides an amazing opportunity to add value to your studies by: increasing your employability... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Skills and Training...

...you better understand what lies behind much of what you read. You will be offered a free choice of topic for your 10,000-word dissertation and will receive...

...experiences of their lives. We have an excellent track record for high levels of student satisfaction, low student attrition rates and high graduate employability... Learn about: Nursing Practice...

...known as a viva voce. On the basis of their report, you will either be awarded the DPhil or referred back to make revisions to the thesis. Skills training... Learn about: Part Time, Skills and Training, IT Law...

...think about education and childhood. Your reading of these texts will be informed by historical context and their reception in contemporary educational literature... Learn about: Education Studies, Child Development, Communication Training...

...equip you with an advanced understanding of crime and criminal justice, comprising courses in criminological theory, the study of criminal justice... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time, Communication Training...

...Education - with an interest in how we acquire language (as individuals and a species), as well as the learning and teaching of language Persuasive discourses... Learn about: IT Development, English Language, Communication Training...

...is on detailed familiarity with the primary sources, studied in the original languages and scripts. The course is designed to equip you with a sound knowledge...

...analysis as part of this process. Recent work placements have included working alongside the coaching team at Oxford United FC, supporting athletes funded by... Learn about: IT Development, Sport Coaching, Physical Education...