Religion Postgraduate Degrees in Oxford

...on in the second year with the in-depth study of important Buddhist texts in the original language in which you are specialising. You are also required... Learn about: Buddhist Studies...

...which continues to the end of the second year. You will have regular classes in reading Sanskrit texts. For these classes you will prepare texts in advance...

...The second year is normally left for work on the thesis, the subject of which must be approved by the Faculty Board, and for this your supervisor will provide general guidance...

...in the language you have been studying. The second year is devoted to continuing language instruction, more focused work on two elective papers...

...that students pass all components of the course. The degree course is intensive and is based on small classes, seminars, tutorials and close faculty-student contact...

...Theology and Religion and of Oriental Studies, together with Oxford’s wider library resources and collections, provide an unmatched research environment...

...You can expect to be engaged on academic work for at least thirty-five hours a week during the full term and you will be required to carry out a considerable...

...and to share aspects of your work with your peers. The seminars are an important way of staying in touch with peers and presenting your research at various stages of development... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...Ethics of the Beginning and End of Life Research Ethics and Empirical Ethics. Supervision The allocation of graduate supervision for this course is...

...traditions either on their own or in comparison/connection with another; a dissertation of 10,000 to 15,000 words on a topic relating to either one religious...