IT courses Oxford

...(4-6 per week) Team-taught classes (one per week for the first two terms) Tutorials (one every one to two weeks) and/or language classes A typical... Learn about: Ancient History, Roman Architecture...

...tutorials and private study. The working week is typically structured around two tutorials in different subjects. Most of your independent work will... Learn about: Modern Philosophy...

...but will be advised to go back over the texts and other topics studied in the previous term in order to consolidate with wider reading, filling in...

...There are also lectures and seminars regularly offered. Students who come to Oxford with a significant background in Sanskrit may with permission attend advanced classes...

...and about six hours of lectures each week, in addition to about two or three hours of classes (first-year logic, language classes throughout the course)...

...The pre-clinical stage Applicants are initially admitted to the pre-clinical stage of the course. The first five terms of this course are devoted to the First... Learn about: Medical training, GCSE Physics, Skills and Training...

...students to work with a particular member of staff. Under exceptional circumstances a supervisor may be found outside the Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences... Learn about: Medical training, Part Time...

...which examines how human conceptual structures inform and constrain cultural expression. You will be assessed by coursework and three three-hour written...

...The DPhil in General Linguistics and Comparative Philology is an advanced research degree, awarded on the basis of a thesis and an oral examination...

...family policies, healthcare, labour market policies and poverty. Your performance will be assessed through formative and summative assignments/papers... Learn about: Social Policy, Quality Training...

...In the first year you will study together with the MSc group and in the second year you will primarily focus on your research project, under individually-tailored supervision... Learn about: Quality Training, Social Policy...

...In tutorials you will discuss ideas in depth with an experienced computer scientist, usually with just one or two other students. You will be expected... Learn about: Full Time, IT Security...

...this course is the responsibility of the Department of Physics and it is not always possible to accommodate the preferences of incoming graduate students... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...and complete a research dissertation of 12,000 words on a research topic of your choosing, subject to approval by the Graduate Studies Committee...

...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...

...risk and justice human rights and criminal justice victims procedural justice and legitimacy prisons sociology of punishment restorative justice the death... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time, IT Law...

...of human behaviour and the place and limitations of criminal justice interventions in producing safe societies. This course runs in the second... Learn about: Part Time, IT Law, Full Time...

...The Cuneiform world is also studied in a wider context. Options include the Egyptian, Biblical, and Classical worlds, as well as the later Near...

...(from the end of October to early December and then from mid-January to mid-March) the course is based around 11 two-week modules, nine of which are compulsory and two optional...

...will seek to deliver this course in accordance with the description set out in this course page. However, there may be situations in which it is desirable...