University of Oxford courses

...to be permanently resident in Oxford. The MTh may be taken either full-time (residential) in two years, or part-time in three or four years... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...Changes to this course and your supervision The University will seek to deliver this course in accordance with the description set out in this course... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...degrees in archaeology are examined by a pair of 5,000-word pre-set essays, and the remaining options in archaeological science require only one 5,000-word pre-set essay... Learn about: Ms Word...

...chronology, and materials and technology. These also often provide opportunities for you to present your own work. The DPhil is a full-time degree... Learn about: Ms Word...

...knowledge of the general field within which the thesis falls. Many graduates from the DPhil in Archaeology are successful in obtaining academic posts...

...supervise the programme, along with colleagues from the School of Archaeology and elsewhere. You will have access to the full range of Oxford’s library... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...who will usually supervise your dissertation and may provide some other teaching, and will advise on option choices and monitor overall progress...

...The DPhil is examined only by thesis and there is no formal course of instruction. Students are encouraged to develop their own topic under their own research...

...of both the department and the wider University. Graduate students in the department have access to the full range of Oxford’s library, archive and computing facilities...

...the University to make changes in course provision, either before or after registration. In certain circumstances, for example due to visa difficulties... Learn about: Part Time...

...and possible future destinations. Changes to this course and your supervision The University will seek to deliver this course in accordance with the description... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...most rapidly developing areas of physical science and ranges from the fundamental physics of quantum systems to interdisciplinary application of lasers... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...machine intelligence and multi-agent systems, control and verification, and M2M (or the 'Internet of Things'), and secure sensing and actuation... Learn about: Presentation Skills, Engineering Science, Skills and Training...

...construct arguments, write with precision and clarity and think on your feet. ">Video of Law at Oxford University The Oxford Law degree aims to develop all these skills... Learn about: Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Criminal law...

...and interests of individual students. Classes are sometimes shared with those on other similar courses. You will also be expected to attend seminars in relevant areas... Learn about: Ms Word...

...degree This course is currently under review. Up-to-date details on any course changes can be found on the Chemistry website. YEAR 1 COURSES Four courses are taken... Learn about: Medical training, Practical Work...

...Changes to this course and your supervision The University will seek to deliver this course in accordance with the description set out in this course... Learn about: Cell Biology, Medical training...

...UCAS code C700 Duration 4 years (MBiochem) Entrance requirements A*AA including Chemistry and another science or Maths, with the A* in Maths... Learn about: Full Time, Cell Biology, GCSE Physics...

...as a domain of science and policy, needs to become more contextual and multi-level in its conception. The course content is rooted in our established strengths... Learn about: IT Management...

...usually studying at doctorate level. To find out more about how our teaching year is structured, visit our Academic Year page. Academic Year YEAR 1 COURSES... Learn about: Public Health, Social Policy, Social Anthropology...