University of Oxford courses

...preferences of incoming graduate students to work with a particular member of staff. Under exceptional circumstances a supervisor may be found outside... Learn about: IT Development...

...number of course participants is very small. Music is everywhere in the world around us; it is part of all of our lives, whether we play... Learn about: Part Time, Skills and Training, History of Philosophy...

...Applicants are strongly advised to visit the Medical Sciences Graduate School website to help them identify the most suitable course and supervisors... Learn about: Skills and Training, Medical training...

...systems The Roman town of Silchester (Calleva Atrebatum) Field Trip: Silchester and Reading Museum Rural settlement patterns: farms, villas and villages... Learn about: Ms Word...

...History 1485–1603 Examination in European History 1815–1914 Study week (optional subject) 1 assessed essay Optional subject (Weeks 1–5), Approaches to History... Learn about: European History...

...and confidently in spoken and written English, but also helps you to develop superior analytical, critical thinking, and presentation skills... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

...Skills Weekly individual academic literacy tutorial Advanced pronunciation practice IELTS test practice Applied ethics From the Treaty of Versailles to the Treaty of...

...with a minimum of 185 per component. Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE): Overall score of at least 191 with a minimum of 185 per component...

...is fragile and needs greater understanding and protection? What is archaeology? Current organisation and purpose of the modern discipline The birth of the discipline...

...Objects and Architectures Team Project A written statement of 300–400 words stating why you wish to study this course Details of your computing experience...

...etc The Materials and Techniques of painting Understanding Sculpture An introduction to Critical Theory and the use of primary texts Understanding Architecture...

...(see below for further information). If you are not sure how many courses you plan to take in the year you should apply for the maximum amount available... Learn about: IT for adults...

...The conquest The role of the army: forts, frontiers and communications Establishing Roman rule: administration and the Roman system Towns of Roman Britain...

...The Renaissance Moves North Towards the Baroque Baroque Architecture and Sculpture Introduction to Themes and Approaches Beyond Two Dimensions...

...as well as lively group discussions in focussed study forums wherein your tutor is an active participant; group discussions in forums centred on each other’s work... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...Method and Theory in Landscape Archaeology Advanced Paper (Artefacts and Ecofacts in the Landscape) Advanced Paper (Archaeological Prospection)...

...complete 6 compulsory modules Complete a dissertation on a topic chosen in consultation with a supervisor and the Course Director. The dissertation should...

...October to December) Module 2: The Fundamental Science of Nanotechnology (online, January to March) Module 3: Fundamental Characterisation for Nanotechnology (online...

...and admission is through the Department for Continuing Education. All graduate students must apply also for membership of a college. Most choose to become...

...Methods Clinical Trial Management Mixed Methods in Health Research Knowledge into Action Evidence-based Diagnosis and Screening Introduction to Statistics...