Humanities courses Oxford

...The DPhil will be awarded on the basis of a thesis of up to 100,000 words and an oral examination. Your thesis will be based on extensive original research... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...(*Core modules of which single honours students must choose at least two, and combined honours students must choose at least one.) Alongside your compulsory modules... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...Harry Bingham Harry is the author of five novels, all of them major titles published by HarperCollins. He's been longlisted for the Impac Dublin Literary Award...

...drew together historical enthusiasts from within and without academic institutions. The History Workshop Journal established by Raphael Samuel and others...

...discipline may apply for the undergraduate strand of the programme The English Literature Summer School focuses on a variety of significant literary figures...

...and Historical Writing - one in each semester. The remaining modules are made up from a wide choice in which historical themes are developed...

...He has taught the UK Film Council Screenwriting course in Oxford since 2004, where he also owns a chain of independent DVD rental stores, an independent DVD label...

...and to understand the relationship between theory and practice/process * Ensure that you can apply different theoretical perspectives critically to... Learn about: Creative Writing, Higher Education Access, Critical Thinking...

...whether we can still believe in the soul; the relationship between theology and prayer; and the distinctive place of social engagement within Buddhism...

...Can we understand what other people are thinking? Is morality real or just a matter of opinion? Is science the only source of truth? On this Philosophy course...

...the whole business of submitting your work to agents. Course leader - Harry Bingham Harry is the author of five novels, all of them major titles published by HarperCollins...

...undergraduate study * Develop students' capacity for independent judgement, particularly in undertaking independent study and research. * Develop students'...

...and distinguished speakers - study in small seminar groups with specialist tutors Applicants choose two seminars from: British Politics, 1900-1945...

...or too old to enjoy this fascinating opportunity... Learn about: Creative Writing, Writing Skills, Literature Study...

...Materials and support provided by Oxford Learning... Learn about: Religious Studies, Basic IT...

...they look at how these cultural transformations have affected theoretical approaches to inflections of individual and national identities, social class...

...Normally applicants will have a first degree, or equivalent, although in some cases (eg mature professionals with no formal educational qualifications)...

...ways of thinking about the past, Modules privilege critical thinking about historiographical processes. Thus the module on Animals and History...

...The people who will teach you here will often be leading researchers in their field, with lecturers encouraged to put on new courses which reflect their own interests... Learn about: World History, Modern History, Ancient History...

...* Develop your capacity for independent judgement, particularly in undertaking independent study and research. * Develop your comprehension and capacity to analyse social...