University of Oxford courses

...The MTh is divided into two parts. Part I is one year of taught study during which full-time students must be resident in Oxford and part-time students... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...it may be necessary to assign a new academic supervisor during the course of study or before registration for reasons which might include sabbatical leave... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...The MSt in Archaeological Science is designed to give a broad but detailed grounding in the theory as well as practical experience in the major applications... Learn about: Ms Word...

...accommodate the preferences of incoming graduate students to work with a particular member of staff. Under exceptional circumstances a supervisor may... Learn about: Ms Word...

...which, if appropriate, can often be in relation to one of the department's projects. The DPhil is a full-time degree and you are expected to complete your thesis...

...The department’s resident archaeologists, Dr David Griffiths (Director of Studies for Archaeology) and Dr Alison MacDonald (Departmental Lecturer in Archaeology)... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...but not all courses listed will be available every year. Teaching is mainly through small-group tutorials or classes of one to five students...

...at universities in the UK, USA and elsewhere, while others engage in postdoctoral research, or go on to positions within museums. Others find careers elsewhere in education...

...particularly the Faculty of History, the Department of the History of Art, and Kellogg College, amongst the fellows of which is the concentration of architectural...

...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...

...Research or via lectures given as part of fourth year major option in the University's undergraduate degree in physics, Physics of atmospheres and oceans... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...to attend training courses outside the sub-department. Supervision For this course, the allocation of graduate supervision is the responsibility of... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...and discuss academic issues. Years two to four see an increasing emphasis on individual research. A summary of projects is produced each year by supervisors... Learn about: Presentation Skills, Engineering Science, Career Development...

...(not required for European Law) A subject involving essay writing Subject requirements: Essential Recommended Helpful – may be useful on course Unistats... Learn about: Criminal law, Administrative Law, European Law...

...essay questions (out of at least seven that are set). On both of the two papers chosen as options you will be asked to translate into English three passages... Learn about: Ms Word...

...Inorganic chemistry Physical chemistry Organic chemistry Mathematics for chemistry Practical work ASSESSMENT First University examinations: four written papers... Learn about: Medical training, Practical Work...

...has an active alumni network, with regular events held in Oxford and London, where past and current members of the department have the opportunity to meet and share ideas... Learn about: Cell Biology, Medical training...

...opportunity to reflect on your aptitude and enthusiasm for a research career. Alongside the research project you will write a review article in an area of interest to... Learn about: Cell Biology, Full Time, Medical training...

...year in order to proceed into the second year. In the first year there are two assessed essays linked to elective courses. The second year is devoted... Learn about: IT Management...

...Sociological theory ASSESSMENT The Human Ecology course is assessed by an extended essay written in the final term of the second year and a presentation... Learn about: Public Health, Cross Cultural, Social Policy...