Degrees in Oxfordshire

...The history of science, medicine, and technology is a long-established discipline in Oxford. R. T. Gunther and Charles Singer were among the pioneers...

...However, there may be situations in which it is desirable or necessary for the University to make changes in course provision, either before or after registration... Learn about: Social History...

...careers either in academia or in industry. This is a new course. The department anticipate that students will go on to work in industry or in academia... Learn about: Team Training, Communication Training, Skills and Training...

...Applicants are strongly advised to visit the Medical Sciences Graduate School website to help them identify the most suitable course and supervisors... Learn about: Medical training...

...at the University of Oxford, Cornell University, University of Hong Kong, Imperial College London, Durham University, University of New South Wales... Learn about: Communication Training, Part Time, Social Science...

...for Future Manufacturing (EPSRC CDT) All graduate courses offered by the Department of Chemistry Chemical Biology DPhil Chemical Biology MSc by Research Chemistry in Cells... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry...

...which ensures that you have the potential to gain the degree. This assessment will be made on the basis of a report and oral examination. Research proceeds... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry...

...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: Medical training, Full Time...

...The great majority of students who take the diploma will be trainees or newly qualified solicitors with law firms and barristers' chambers; and as a result... Learn about: IT Law, Intellectual Property Law, Intellectual Property...

...including projects funded through BBSRC Industrial CASE studentship awards and Collaborative Training Partnership awards. The programme is led by the University... Learn about: Skills and Training, Life Science...

...transfer paper at the end of their first year and part-time students at the end of the second year. Once the transfer is complete, you may leave Oxford... Learn about: Part Time, IT Development, Full Time...

...course is to ensure that you not only know but can also use human rights law. The curriculum places roughly equal emphasis on the substance of human rights... Learn about: Human Rights Law, Human Rights, Part Time...

...Doctoral students spend the first year of full-time study, or the first two years of part-time study, in the development of, and early work... Learn about: Skills and Training, Political Theory, International Relations...

...monitoring and survey techniques, GIS and habitat assessment, population management and statistics, as well as two reports which together complete an independent... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Applicants are strongly advised to visit the Medical Sciences Graduate School website to help them identify the most suitable course and supervisors. In the first... Learn about: Medical training...

...and writing museum display and book reviews). You will submit a portfolio containing assignments from these practical classes at the end of the first...

...six to eight hours per week, and an introduction to Islamic history (AD 570-1500) and religion taught through a combination of weekly lectures and classes...

...social, and intellectual history of the central Islamic lands (Egypt, the Fertile Crescent, the Arabian Peninsula, Iran, Central Asia and Anatolia)...

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

...(usually eight) in this manner. The classes provide instruction in the translation and interpretation of most but not necessarily all of the set texts...