University of Oxford courses

...beginning of the third term for each foundation course; a three-hour written examination at the end of the third term and a research design essay... Learn about: IT Development...

...how our teaching year is structured, visit our Academic Year page. Academic Year Course structure YEAR 1 COURSES Six subjects are taken... Learn about: Skills and Training, Full Time, History of Philosophy...

...to either postdoctoral research positions pursuing an academic career or, for clinically qualified individuals, to further clinical training and/or clinician-scientist posts... Learn about: Medical training, Skills and Training...

...A statement of 200–300 words explaining why you wish to enrol on this course, including details of any previous experience in the subject and membership... Learn about: Ms Word...

...of about 300–400 words stating why you wish to undertake the course. Your CV Proof of your English language ability if you are a non-native English-speaking applicant... 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...

...history and philosophy. Academic literacy in practice Planning, researching and writing a Master’s dissertation Academic and Professional Presentation...

...It will be of interest to those seeking to develop their: As this is a postgraduate course, you are normally expected to have a good first degree...

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

...A course designed to take your knowledge and experience of practical software development to a new level. The System Development Life-Cycle and Management...

...FE Diploma Antony Buxton, MA, PhD Patrick Doorly, MA, PGCE, FRSA Oliver Gosling, MA, RCA Bryony Leighton, MA Kristine MacMichael, MA Dr Hubert Pragnell...

...Creative Writing: Getting Started in Creative Writing (online) History: The Making of Modern Britain (online) Literature: Critical Reading... Learn about: IT for adults...

...farms, villas and villages Practical Weekend II Religion and ritual Religious sites The living and the afterlife Roman industry, engineering and technology...

...of relevant societies or groups proof of your English language ability if you are a non-native English-speaking applicant (see below for further information)...

...involving practical writing activities and lively group discussions; group discussions of each other’s work. This is because the value of group activity... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...Core Paper: Managing Historic Landscapes in the 21st Century Advanced Paper (Digital Landscapes) Advanced Paper (Reading the Historic Landscape)...

...network meta-analysis, diagnostic meta-analysis, individual patient data meta-analysis. To gain an understanding of and reasons for more complex systematic...

...with experience of taking nanotechnologies from basic concept through clinical validation to market realisation. three online modules giving a thorough...

...historical information the strengths, weaknesses and potential uses of fieldwork, qualitative and quantitative source materials specific skills in the interpretation of...

...in which they operate Be pro-active in recognising the need for change and have the ability to manage change. Understand how to work with colleagues...