Teaching Undergraduate Degrees in Oxford

...but not always, be working on two papers simultaneously. Most students attend three to four lectures a week. In the first and second years, you will... Learn about: World History, English Language...

...about six lectures and two-three tutorials Terms 3-8: usually six lectures, one-two tutorials and one practical class. You will also carry out your... Learn about: Social Psychology, Medical training...

...and your college. A week’s work will include tutorials in history and in the literature and culture of the language you study, around 3 or 4 lectures/classes... Learn about: Modern Language, Bridge essay, World History...

...A typical week Your timetable will be divided into lectures, tutorials and practical classes (on topics such as dating, isotope analysis, and the analysis of plant... Learn about: Practical classes, Part Time...

...with the rest of your time divided between lectures, classes (including languages classes) and private study. Most of your work will be preparation... Learn about: English Language...

...Mathematics Years 1 and 2: around ten lectures and 2–3 tutorials or classes a week Years 3 and 4: 8–12 lectures and 2–4 classes a week, depending on options taken... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...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)...

...In the second year you will take part in a Computer Science group design practical, why may be sponsored by industry. In your third and fourth years... Learn about: Ms Word, Artificial Intelligence, Science Philosophy...

...work on special topics or in a research laboratory. Students will find that their scheduled teaching time breaks down approximately as follows for each... Learn about: Physics Chemistry, GCSE Physics...

...tutorials, two or three classes and about ten lectures each week. Independent study (reading for and writing essays, completing problem sets)... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Modern Philosophy...

...at least one college tutorial a week, and some college-based classes. Lectures in the morning Seminars/practical classes in the afternoon Tutorials... Learn about: Human Geography, Physical Geography, Climate Change...

...or organised by, your college, language classes in the language(s) you study, and typically three to four hours of lectures for each subject... Learn about: Film Studies...

...participate in regular meetings with tutors to discuss work, conduct independent research and write at least one essay a week. In the second and third... Learn about: History Politics, British Politics, Political Sociology...

...tutorials and up to six lectures each week. Throughout the course and particularly in your first year, you will attend at least three (and often more)... Learn about: Ms Word...

...up to ten lectures a week, two–three tutorials a week Years 3 and 4: up to eight lectures a week. Equivalent of eight units taken each year... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Ms Word...

... of Engineering Science at Oxford has a top-level quality assessment rating for teaching and a world-class reputation for research. Because we believe that future engineering innovation will benefit from broad foundations as well as specialised knowledge, undergraduate teaching is based on a unified... Learn about: Engineering Science, GCSE Physics...

...the individual student’s art work, a skills-based workshop, and a talk by a visiting artist or lecturer. You will spend much of your time working in your own studio spaces... Learn about: Fine Art, Art History, Oil Painting...

...you are studying tudents... A typical week Your typical week will include a tutorial on linguistics or literature, a linguistics class, language classes... Learn about: Grammatical analysis, General Linguistics...

...(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 (up to three students and a tutor) and language classes that will develop your writing, speaking and comprehension skills. The rest of your... Learn about: IT Law...