University of Oxford courses

...allowing a more informed choice of research project to be made. The first seven months of the course are devoted to acquiring advanced theoretical... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Chemistry, Maths or Physics Admissions test(s) ox.ac.uk/bmat Written work None Admissions statistics* Interviewed: 27% Successful: 10% Intake... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Medical training, GCSE Physics...

...The course will encourage you to develop practical and intellectual familiarity with advanced research in both British and continental European history... Learn about: European History...

...further details about the part-time structure of the course. an introductory methodology course, comprising weekly classes on ‘Sources and Resources’ and... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time, European History...

...the world class linguistic expertise available at Oxford. This is assessed by a qualifying written examination at the end of the first year in Trinity... Learn about: Buddhist Studies...

...Systems Biology (EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training) The Department of Chemistry hosts the first year of the programme. After your first... Learn about: Medicinal Chemistry...

...Your first year is monitored by presentations on your laboratory rotations, typically in the ninth week of each term, ie three times in the first... Learn about: Medical training...

...in a particular area of Celtic studies. The course consists of the following elements: The option papers allow you to study both Irish and Welsh or only one of the...

...two pieces of coursework YEAR 4 (OPTIONAL MBiol*) COURSES The fourth year will give you the chance to pursue an in-depth research project under the supervision... Learn about: Developmental Biology...

...the Department of Chemistry and it is not always possible to accommodate the preferences of incoming graduate students to work with a particular member of staff... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry...

...You will generally spend the first year learning a range of biochemical, genetic and cell biological techniques by undertaking short projects in different... Learn about: Medical training, Developmental Biology...

...which allow you either to build up concentrated expertise in some central areas and periods or to extend into earlier and later periods, and into non-classical... Learn about: Roman Architecture, Ancient History...

...Some classes are jointly taught by two tutors at the same time. For centrally organised language classes in Classics, there are usually 8-10 students in a group... Learn about: Modern Philosophy...

...journalism, government and industry. Many graduates have also undertaken further research into subjects linked with Oriental studies and have pursued successful...

...of topic with you and supply a bibliography, and may criticise a first draft, but the final version of the thesis is entirely your own...

...The options listed above are illustrative and may change. More information about current options is available on both Philosophy and Modern Languages websites...

...way to find out for sure than by gaining insight into medical practice by seeing it in action and talking to those who provide healthcare periencing the primary... Learn about: Skills and Training, Medical training, GCSE Physics...

...it may be necessary to make adjustments to course requirements for international study. Where possible your academic supervisor will not change for the duration of your course... Learn about: Part Time, Medical training...

...DPhil Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology MSc Medical Anthropology MPhil Medical Anthropology MSc Migration Studies MSc Migration Studies DPhil Social...

...You will also have access to specialist training courses offered by the Advanced Core Training in Linguistics programme (ACTL), Bodleian Library...