University of Oxford courses

...different audiences Structure In the first and second terms you will follow core courses that introduce the subject of forced migration from a range of perspectives... Learn about: IT Law, Critical Thinking, Human Rights...

...to present your research, to rehearse conference talks, and to build links between different research areas. An annual CDT workshop will give you the opportunity... Learn about: Renewable Energy, Skills and Training...

...and to build links between different research areas. You will also present your work within your company as required. An Annual CDT Workshop will... Learn about: Skills and Training, Renewable Energy, IT Development...

...The exam must be passed before the final MPhil examinations are taken. Russian classes will focus on the development of language skills relevant to research...

...exam and satisfy on a pass/fail basis each section of the Research Methods requirement (qualitative and quantitative). Whilst you must pass the Russian... Learn about: International Relations, Russian Language...

...available for the coming academic year by the preceding January. Please note that entry into the University of Oxford's graduate programme for DPhil studies... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...of Geography and the Environment's graduate training activities, and also experience the benefits of SEAHA cohort activities. Spreading throughout the four-year programme...

...of the programme by means of a written thesis and an oral examination. A wide range of exciting DPhil projects is available. The first eighteen months... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...The MPhil in Slavonic Studies thus provides an appropriate introduction for you if you are contemplating higher research in a DPhil or PhD programme in this...

...If available, you will also be expected to attend lectures on bibliographical, library, and archival resources in the field of Slavonic studies...

...participants is very small. This page is about the graduate-entry/ accelerated medicine course (A101). This course is an intensive four year medical course... Learn about: Medical training...

...These are run using conferencing software, allowing you to interact in real-time with classmates and teaching faculty and will typically last 90 minutes... Learn about: Part Time...

...as they apply to social anthropology and allows you to develop an extended research project, which may involve fieldwork. It is intended both as a standalone... Learn about: Social Anthropology...

...please see our page on changes to courses...

...and the UN. Supervision The allocation of graduate supervision for this course is the responsibility of the Department of Social Policy and Intervention... Learn about: Social Policy, Part Time...

...The MPhil in Socio-Legal Research normally takes place over a full academic year. You will take a Centre for Socio-Legal Studies (CSLS) course... Learn about: IT Law...

...(eg banks and marketing). MPhil in Sociology and Demography MSc in Sociology Changes to the course The University will seek to deliver this course in accordance...

...(eg Cambridge, LSE, Manchester, UCL, Bath, Essex, Birmingham and Durham) and across the world (eg UCLA, Yale, Penn, Stanford, EUI Florence, ETH Zurich... Learn about: Part Time...

...in a dissertation of 15,000 to 20,000 words, or 45 to 60 pages. This forms the basis for formal assessment of the project, just as the written assignments... Learn about: Full Time, IT Security, Software Engineering...

...Each course is delivered by an expert in the subject and is based around a single, intensive teaching week of classes, practical sessions, and group... Learn about: Object-oriented training, Software Engineering, IT risk...