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University of Oxford Undergraduate Prospectus 2019 Courses Oxford is… what you make it This version was produced by the Oxford University Accessible Resources Acquisition and Creation Unit in 2018. [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. Print page numbers are recorded at the point where they occur and are given on a separate line enclosed in square brackets. This document covers pages 36 to 141 of the printed version. Content’s List[Copyright notice] 1 [Transcriber's Note] 1 Content’s List 1 Choosing what to study 3 Admission requirements 5 Archaeology and Anthropology BA 3 Years 12 Biochemistry (Molecular and Cellular] MBIOCHEM 4 Years 14 Biological Sciences BA 3 Years 18 Biomedical Sciences BA 3 Years 20 Chemistry MCHEM 4 Years 24 Classical Archaeology and Ancient History BA 3 Years 27 Classics (Literae Humaniores] BA 4 Years Classical Languages and Literature, Ancient History, Classical Archaeology, Philology, Ancient and Modern Philosophy 30 Classics and English BA 3 Years (Course I) Or 4 Years (Course II) 35 Classics and Modern Languages BA 4 or 5 Years including a year abroad 38 Classics and Oriental Studies BA 4 years (3 years if Oriental Studies is the main subject and no year abroad is taken) 41 Computer Science BA 3 Years or MCOMPSCI 4 Years 44 Computer Science and Philosophy BA 3 Years or MCOMPPHIL 4 Years 47 Earth Sciences (Geology] BA (Geology] 3 Years or MEARTHSCI 4 Years 51 Economics and Management BA 3 Years 54 Engineering Science MENG 4 Years 57 English Language and Literature BA 3 Years 60 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 63 European and Middle Eastern Languages BA 4 years with a year abroad Czech (with Slovak), French, German, Modern Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish, with either Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Turkish 66 Fine Art BFA 3 Years 70 Geography BA 3 years 72 History BA 3 Years 75 History (Ancient and Modern] BA 3 Years 78 History and Economics BA 3 years 81 History and English BA 3 years 83 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 86 History and Politics BA 3 years 89 History of Art BA 3 years 92 Human Sciences BA 3 years 94 Law (Jurisprudence] Ba 3 years (Equivalent to LLB); 4-year course option includes a year studying abroad 97 Materials Science MENG 4 years 100 Mathematics BA 3 years or MMATH 4 years 104 Mathematics and Computer Science BA 3 years or MMATHCOMPSCI 4 Years 107 Mathematics and Philosophy BA 3 Years or MMATHPHIL 4 years 110 Mathematics and Statistics BA 3 tears or MMATH 4 years 114 Medicine BA 3 years or BM BCH 6 years 117 Modern Languages BA 4 Years with a year abroad Czech (with Slovak), French, German, Modern Greek, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish 123 Modern Languages and Linguistics BA 4 years with a year abroad 129 Music BA 3 years 131 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 135 Philosophy and Modern Languages BA 4 Years Philosophy and either Czech (with Slovak), French, German, Modern Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish 140 Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) BA 3 Years 143 Philosophy and Theology BA 3 years 147 Physics MPHYS 4 years 150 Physics and Philosophy MPHYSPHIL 4 Years 153 Psychology (Experimental] BA 3 years 156 Psychology, Philosophy and Linguistics (PPL) BA 3 years 159 Religion and Oriental Studies BA 3 years 162 Theology and Religion BA 3 years 165 Oxford is... What You Make It 167 Choosing what to studyGetting this decision right is crucial to enjoying your time at university so do really explore your options, even if you think you know what you want to study. Your degree course will run for three or more years and your workload will feel much lighter if you genuinely love your course. In our view, the right subject is like a good book – it should be hard to put down. A favourite subjectHaving a clear favourite might make this decision easy but do still check out the structure and content of the course and 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. Two or even three combinedOxford 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 at undergraduate level as part of a joint course, for example Philosophy or Economics. Something newDon'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 new way, for others they are the chance to study something else. “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”. 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