University of Oxford courses

...and disseminating research into practice and policy. A specialist systematic reviewing course is also on offer, which helps students to develop their own review... Learn about: Social Policy...

...e.g. on Child and family interventions, Social policies and health inequalities, Community-level programmes and policies. In the second year it may... Learn about: Social Policy...

...run from January 2020 (the 2019-20 academic year) can be found in its Course Information Sheet (PDF). If it is still possible to apply for entry in the 2019-20 academic... Learn about: Business School, Network Training...

...The structure of this course is currently under review. Up-to-date details on any course changes can be found on the Psychology Department's website... Learn about: Social Psychology, Medical training...

...33 *3-year average 2017-19 Admissions test(s) ox.ac.uk/tsa Written work None Subject requirements For Psychology: one or more sciences... Learn about: Cognitive Science, Medical training...

...Applicants are strongly advised to visit the Medical Sciences Graduate School website to help them identify the most suitable course and supervisors. Successful... Learn about: Medical training...

...diabetes, and cardiac, haematological and infectious diseases. There is an opportunity to harness these advances and translate them into therapeutic benefits for patients... Learn about: Clinical Research...

...economics sought by financial institutions, companies and public organisations. The course combines a rigorous academic core with tailored practical applications... Learn about: Business School, Network Training, Financial Training...

...This means that paper handouts will not be provided for most of your courses. All presentations will be uploaded to our virtual learning environment... Learn about: Business School, Business Administration, Network Training...

...to the resources of the school and to the staff involved in teaching and running the Ruskin A typical week Most students’ weeks will typically consist of several... Learn about: Art History, Oil Painting, Fine Art...

...some time in post-doctoral research, again probably further developing the work in their theses towards commercial application... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...You may also ask for one option in another subject in general linguistics; approval will be subject to the availability of proper instruction and provision for examination...

...histories, philosophies and practices (core) Foundational courses (two chosen) Space, place and society Earth system dynamics Environmental geography Options... Learn about: Climate Change, Physical Geography, Human Geography...

...between six and nine written papers; between one and four submitted essays, including the compulsory bridge essay; oral examination in the modern language... Learn about: Bridge essay, World History, Modern Language...

...Graduate destinations About a quarter of master’s students proceed to doctoral work at Oxford; others continue academic study at other institutions... Learn about: Social History...

...in global business and management; membership of a unique network of peers and practitioners from around the globe; and lifelong association with the university... Learn about: Master Business Administration, IT risk, Network Training...

...enables students not only to develop a big-picture view of world politics but also to specialise on topical aspects and make an original contribution based on their own research...

...through a range of methods, including lectures, seminars, workshops, student presentations, self-directed learning and study... Learn about: Medical training...

...as the students deliver papers of their own to the group. Assessment for text options is by two essays of 5,000 words (submitted either in Hilary or Trinity...

...Examination is by means of three submitted essays of up to 7,500 words and a paper of translation and comment. List B comprises more technical subjects...