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University of Oxford Section 2: Courses This version was produced by the Oxford University Accessible Resources Acquisition and Creation Unit in 2016. [Copyright notice]This copy has been made for the use of people with print impairments and may not be further copied (including any electronic copying or transmission), without permission of the copyright holder, save as may be permitted by law. [Transcriber's Note]To ease navigation, heading levels 1, 2, 3, and 4 are used throughout the document. At heading level 1, you will find the section “Subject Requirements” and individual courses listed alphabetically. Print page numbers are recorded at the point where they occur and are given on a separate line enclosed in square brackets.
Contents list[Copyright notice] 1 [Transcriber's Note] 1 Contents list 1 Find Out More 3 Subject requirements 4 Archaeology and Anthropology BA 3 years 8 Biochemistry (Molecular and Cellular) MBiochem 4 years 11 Biological Sciences BA 3 years 14 Biomedical Sciences BA 3 years 17 Chemistry MChem 4 years 20 Classical Archaeology and Ancient History BA 3 years 23 Classics (Literae Humaniores) BA 4 years Classical Languages and Literature, Ancient History, Classical Archaeology, Philology, Ancient and Modern Philosophy 26 Classics and English BA 3 years (Course I) or 4 years (Course II) 31 Classics and Modern Languages BA 4 or 5 years including a year abroad 34 Classics with Oriental Studies BA 4 years (3 years if Oriental Studies is the main subject and no year abroad is taken) 37 Computer Science BA 3 years or MCompSci 4 years 40 Computer Science and Philosophy BA 3 years or MCompPhil 4 years 44 Earth Sciences (Geology) BA (Geology) 3 years or MEarthSc 4 years 48 Economics and Management BA 3 years 51 Engineering Science MEng 4 years 54 English Language and Literature BA 3 years 57 English and Modern Languages BA 4 years with a year abroad English and either Czech (with Slovak), French, German, Modern Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish 60 European and Middle Eastern Languages BA 4years with a year abroad Czech (with Slovak), French, German, Modern Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish, with either Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Turkish 63 Fine Art BFA 3 years 66 Geography BA 3 years 69 History BA 3 years 71 History (Ancient and Modern) BA 3 years 74 History and Economics BA 3 years 77 History and English BA 3 years 79 History and Modern Languages BA 4 years with a year abroad History and either Czech (with Slovak), French, German, Modern Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish 82 History and Politics BA 3 years 85 History of Art BA 3 years 88 Human Sciences BA 3 years 91 Law (Jurisprudence) BA 3 years (equivalent to LLB); 4-year course option includes a year studying abroad 93 Materials Science MEng 4 years 97 Mathematics BA 3 years or MMath 4 years 100 Mathematics and Computer Science BA 3 years or MMathCompSci 4 years 103 Mathematics and Philosophy BA 3 years or MMathPhil 4 years 107 Mathematics and Statistics BA 3 years or MMath 4 years 110 Medicine BA 3 years or BM BCh 6 years 113 Modern Languages BA 4 years with a year abroad Czech (with Slovak), French, German, Modern Greek, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish 119 Modern Languages and Linguistics BA 4 years with a year abroad 124 Music BA 3 years 127 Oriental Studies BA 3 or 4 years (see individual subjects) Arabic, Chinese, Egyptology and Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Hebrew Studies, Japanese, Jewish Studies, Persian, Sanskrit, Turkish 130 Philosophy and Modern Languages BA 4 years with a year abroad Philosophy and either Czech (with Slovak), French, German, Modern Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish 136 Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) BA 3 years 139 Philosophy and Theology BA 3 years 142 Physics MPhys 4 years 144 Physics and Philosophy MPhysPhil 4 years 148 Psychology (Experimental) BA 3 years 151 Psychology, Philosophy and Linguistics (PPL) BA 3 years 154 Theology and Religion BA 3 years 157 Theology and Oriental Studies BA 3 years 159
Oxford degrees cover subjects in great breadth but their huge range of options also lets you probe deeply into the areas that most interest you. You will be studying your course for three or four years or possibly more, in depth, so be sure to choose something you really want to explore further. We recommend that you read about lots of courses including some you might not have considered before. The perfect course might be something new or might combine several favourite subjects. Joint courses at Oxford allow you to study two or more subjects together. Our joint course combinations are carefully chosen to provide opportunities to explore different subjects and examine the connections between them, revealing insights that you might not find by studying them individually. Choosing a joint course may also give you the chance to study something completely new alongside an old favourite. There are a few subjects which it is only possible to study as part of a joint course at undergraduate level, for example Philosophy or Economics. Entrance requirements for courses at Oxford are entirely academic in nature. The tutors will consider extracurricular activities and work experience only if they help to demonstrate how you meet the selection criteria. You can demonstrate your academic ability with a huge range of different qualifications or test scores - see the individual course pages and more information at ox.ac.uk/enreqs. Directory: sites -> files -> oxford oxford -> [Copyright notice] oxford -> University of Oxford Undergraduate Prospectus 2015 entry oxford -> University of Oxford Supporting an Oxford applicant – a parents’ and carers’ guide oxford -> [Copyright notice] oxford -> Undergraduate Prospectus 2018 entry University of Oxford Section 1 Introduction oxford -> [Copyright notice] oxford -> Undergraduate Prospectus 2018 entry University of Oxford Section 2 Courses oxford -> Declaration of authorship Download 1.6 Mb. Share with your friends:
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