Humanities Courses Oxfordshire

...middle ages and early modern period, right up to British, European and World history in the present day. Fruitful comparisons between societies abound... Learn about: World History, Ancient History, Modern History...

...third drafts. Needless to say, if the resulting manuscript is strong enough to be marketable, then the WW will help with that part of things...

...Poets and Painter Workers Education Association Subject area: Workers' Education Association Course type: Part time Course description The WEA is a charitable...

...with the skills and knowledge necessary for critical social analysis and active engagement - as critical citizens - with social, political and economic issues...

...The study of Philosophy develops analytical rigour and the ability to criticise and reason logically. It allows you to apply these skills to many contemporary... Learn about: Modern Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy...

...mentoring works best like this. Step one. You send us your manuscript as it stands at the moment. It doesn't matter if you've got a completed MS or just a few thousand words...

...For instance: Who am I? What can I know? Is belief in God a reasonable hypothesis? What is beauty? Is science true?... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...also emphasises people's own engagement with the past through orality, memory and family and local history. All modules emphasise the contested nature of historical knowledge...

...The course consists of six taught modules assessed by written assignments and one research dissertation. The course is designed to provide you with... Learn about: Part Time...

...part in the student chat room and forums as part of our online student community. After enrolling online you will receive your username and password... Learn about: Basic IT, Religious Studies...

...For instance: Who am I? What can I know? Is belief in God a reasonable hypothesis? What is beauty? Is science true? Year 2 In year two you will specialise further... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...which, if appropriate, can often be in relation to one of the department's projects. The DPhil is a full-time degree and you are expected to complete your thesis...

...what is meant by religious experiences, whether they can be verified and how they have been challenged by science. Ethical issues will be studied... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...may not be admitted if appropriate supervision is not available for your proposed research topic. MSc in Applied Landscape Archaeology The department... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...what is meant by religious experiences, whether they can be verified and how they have been challenged by science. Ethical issues will be studied... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...and environmental, European, maritime or Palaeolithic archaeology. If you are are seeking a broader course then you may, if you wish, select one subject...

...factors which affect students’ academic performance. Year 2 Areas of study in year two include the changing role of religion in modern society...

...students generally develop a close relationship with their supervisors. You are also encouraged to attend lectures and participate in research seminars...

...develop questioning skills and analytical skills which can be used in a wide variety of settings as well as for preparation for further study or practice... Learn about: Archaeological research techniques, Archaeological education, Skills and Training...

...the world class linguistic expertise available at Oxford. This is assessed by a qualifying written examination at the end of the first year in Trinity... Learn about: Buddhist Studies...