University of Oxford courses

...DPhil in Organic Chemistry DPhil in Inorganic Chemistry DPhil in Clinical Neuroscience DPhil in Medical Sciences DPhil in Oncology DPhil in Mathematics... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...ASSESSMENT Examined by five written papers at the end of the year. A satisfactory practical record is required for progression to Year 2. TERMS 4–5... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Medical training, GCSE Mathematics...

...the two years and the Michaelmas term of the second year is dedicated to archival research, providing the basis of a 30,000-word dissertation which... Learn about: European History...

...This master's course is open to all students whose research focuses on post-medieval Britain and Europe (which may also include non-European elements... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time, European History...

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

...one of whom is normally from Oxford and one from elsewhere. As this is a new programme, there are no alumni yet. The department runs an annual careers... Learn about: Medicinal Chemistry...

...You are expected to attend regular lab meetings and take part in all departmental graduate student training and assessment sessions. Your first year... Learn about: Medical training...

...to make changes in course provision, either before or after registration. For further information, please see our page on changes to courses...

...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...

...patents, attorneys, government and the civil service; and a few go into financial services. The department runs an annual careers conference for graduate... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry...

...The first year of the programme would typically include integrated advanced courses, seminars, tutorials and workshops. You will normally have the opportunity to study... Learn about: Developmental Biology, Medical training...

...Archaeology: Homeric archaeology and early Greece from 1550 to 700 BC; Greek vases; Greek sculpture c600– 300 BC; Roman architecture History... Learn about: Ancient History, Roman Architecture...

...a designated Classics Centre. The course involves extensive study of ancient languages, with a view to studying texts in the original. Applications... Learn about: Modern Philosophy...

...to make changes in course provision, either before or after registration. In certain circumstances, for example due to visa difficulties or because...

...written paper in the textual component of the course. This paper has two halves, one for translation of portions of texts that you have read during the course...

...85% Successful: 33% Intake: 21 *3-year average 2017-19 Contact +44 (0) 1865 270750 Email Modern Languages +44 (0) 1865 276926 Email Philosophy Subject requirements...

...Students are encouraged to develop an enquiring approach and to consider the experimental basis of the science in the course. Matters of clinical relevance... Learn about: Medical training, Skills and Training, GCSE Physics...

...compared with a full-time DPhil which normally takes three to four years to complete. Supervision The allocation of graduate supervision for this course... Learn about: Medical training, Part Time...

...the evolution of human behaviour, including biological, cognitive, psychological and comparative perspectives, as well as the mind and culture course...

...or at most four, years from the date of admission. You will be supported by a supervisor or supervisors who will help you develop a programme of research and writing...