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Home Admissions Graduate Courses. Courses. On our graduate course pages you'll find essential information about each department and the courses they offer, to help you to narrow your focus to a particular course. Introducing our courses. An overview of the types of graduate course available at Oxford, from doctorates to diplomas. A-Z of courses.
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Having a clear favourite might make this decision seem easy but do still check out the structure and content of the courseand consider how these might differ from other universities you are applying to. Subjects at degree level can be quite different from studying them at school.
Oxford offers a wide range of joint courses which give students the chance to explore different subjects and examine the connections between them. This will often reveal insights not necessarily found by studying them individually. There tend to be fewer places on our joint courses but this is not always the case. A few subjects are only available ...
Don't forget to check out our courses not normally available at school, for example Archaeology and Anthropology, Biochemistry, Human Sciences and Materials Science. For some they are the perfect opportunity to explore aspects of favourite subjects in an exciting and new way. For others they are the chance to study something else which fascinates t...
Some of our courses require applicants to achieve certain grades in specific subjects in order to meet the admission requirements. This is because tutors want to ensure you are sufficiently prepared for the academic demands of a course. The subjects you choose at A-level (or equivalent) can therefore have an impact on whether you can apply for a sp...
Some courses, particularly those lasting four years, offer the chance to produce your own research and to work alongside other researchers at the University. These projects can lead to exciting career or further study opportunities. Read your course page for more on this.
Most of our degrees are assessed primarily by written examination and dissertation (an extended essay or thesis). These exams are typically divided between First (known as 'Prelims' or 'Mods') and Final University exams (Finals). At Oxford your results in your Finals determine your class of degree. Find out more on our course pages.
Whatever degree course you choose here, you will have a very wide choice of careers and internships. 'The vast majority of jobs do not specify the subject studied at university; all degree courses equip you with a wide range of valuable employability skills.' Jonathan Black, Oxford Careers Service
Order of academic standing. Members of the University of Oxford are ranked according to their degree. The order is as follows: [13] [14] Doctor of Divinity. Doctor of Civil Law. Doctor of Medicine if also a Master of Arts. Doctor of Letters if also a Master of Arts. Doctor of Science if also a Master of Arts.
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These colleges are at the heart of Oxford's reputation as one of the best universities in the world and make it a very special place to study and live. Every student belongs to a college as well as being a member of their course department and the University.
