University of Oxford courses

...must attend classes in Oxford once a week. You will take four units in total, each assessed by extended essay. The two core units are: You will choose... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...meet regularly to discuss your written work resulting in the extended 7,000-word essay. In Part II of the MTh, you will write a dissertation of up to 20... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...are assessed in early May by written examination, plus either a 10,000-word extended essay or two 5,000-word pre-set essays. Options taken from other master's... Learn about: Ms Word...

...contributes to the development and application of scientific methods to the study of the past. The DPhil is examined only by thesis and there is no formal course of instruction... Learn about: Ms Word...

...interview by a small assessment panel ('transfer of status'), while a further similar assessment ('confirmation of status') is held within seven terms of your arrival...

...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: Full Time, Part Time...

...The options are examined by pairs of pre-set essays, while the core paper is assessed by a written three-hour examination at the end of the final term of the first...

...display evidence of substantial and original research, lucid and scholarly presentation and a sound knowledge of the general field within which the thesis falls...

...department between the disciplines of architectural history, art history, English local history and landscape archaeology. It also has links with other parts of the University...

...or because they are offered by the same department or faculty. All graduate courses in the humanities offered by this department Architectural History... Learn about: Part Time...

...problems members of the Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics (AOPP) sub-department of the Department of Physics are engaged in. You are allocated... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...optics cavity quantum electrodynamics quantum optics high-intensity laser interactions ultra-fast X-ray science laser-plasma science attosecond optics... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...career development and planning, and ethics and law, where the societal implications of autonomous systems will be considered. Research seminars are used to discuss papers... Learn about: Engineering Science, IT Law, Presentation Skills...

...but its particular strength is in teaching you to think for yourself. Students are expected to read a good deal, mostly from primary sources... Learn about: European Law, Contract Law, Criminal law...

...In taught graduate degrees the pass mark is 50. In the MSt, a distinction may be awarded for a final overall mark of 70 or above. The final mark is arrived... Learn about: Ms Word...

...information for this course can be found at the bottom of the page Please note that there may be no data available if the number of course participants is very small... Learn about: Medical training, Practical Work...

...Continuation in the programme is subject to passing the Transfer of Status exam. After eight terms of study you will need to apply formally to confirm your DPhil status... Learn about: Medical training, Cell Biology...

...ideas – orally and in written form – to other workers in the field. The research project is written up in a dissertation in a form suitable for publication... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Cell Biology, Full Time...

...research themes that reflect the specific interests of core faculty and visiting research associates. The teaching aim is to foster discussion and debate... Learn about: IT Management...

...Tutorials are usually 2-4 students and a tutor. Class sizes may vary depending on the options you choose. There would usually be no more than around... Learn about: Public Health, Social Policy, Cross Cultural...