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Evidence-Based Health Care (Systematic Reviews)
This Evidence-Based Health Care (Systematic Reviews) course at the University of Oxford is designed for health care professionals and researchers seeking to consolidate their understanding and ability in contextualising, carrying out, and applying systematic reviews appropriately in health care settings. www.conted.ox.ac.uk/msc-in-ebhc-systematic-reviews
Mathematical Sciences
The Mathematical Sciences offered at the University of Oxford, known as the Oxford Master's in Mathematical Sciences (OMMS), provides a broad and flexible training in mathematical sciences and gives students with a keen interest in the mathematical sciences the chance to study a selection of interesting and varied master's-level courses.
Precision Cancer Medicine
The Precision Cancer Medicine programme at the University of Oxford is a two year, part-time, online course that will provide you with the multidisciplinary skillset and knowledge required to design, conduct and lead precision medicine research.
Statistical Science
The Statistical Science offered at the University of Oxford is a nine-month taught course, running from October each academic year. It is similar to the MSc in Statistical Science but there is no dissertation. The course has a particular focus on modern computationally-intensive theory and methods.
Health Research
The Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert) in Health Research at the University of Oxford is designed for medical and dental trainees with the potential to become independent researchers, and to be taken part-time alongside work commitments, normally over one or two years.
Organisational Leadership
This Organisational Leadership graduate diploma at the University of Oxford develops you as a leader who can navigate the complexities of 21st century business. The Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) in Organisational Leadership is designed for high achievers in significant management roles to question assumptions about management practice.
Late Antique and Byzantine Studies
This Late Antique and Byzantine Studies course at the University of Oxford has been devised as a multi-purpose introduction to the Roman world in Late Antiquity, to Byzantium, the medieval successor of the East Roman Empire, and to neighbouring peoples and their cultures.
Modern South Asian Studies
The Modern South Asian Studies offered at the University of Oxford is a taught master's course, offered jointly by the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies (OSGA) and the Faculty of Oriental Studies. You will study this important region, with its rich history and its complex present-day societies, from a number of disciplinary and analytical perspectives, culminating in a thesis.
Music (Musicology)
The Music (Musicology) offered at the University of Oxford can serve both as a self-contained course for students wishing to pursue more advanced studies in musicology for one year or as an excellent preparation for doctoral research.
Music (Musicology)
The Music (Musicology) programme offered at the University of Oxford is designed for students wishing to attain a thorough grounding in musicology at an advanced level, either as a preparation for doctoral research or an autonomous qualification.
Magister Juris
The Magister Juris (MJur) course at the University of Oxford is a world-renowned taught graduate course in law, designed to serve outstanding law students from civil law backgrounds. The academic standard is significantly higher than that required in a first law degree, and only those with outstanding first law degrees are admitted.
Music (Composition)
The Music (Composition) at the University of Oxford can serve both as a self-contained course for students wishing to pursue more advanced studies in composition for one year or as an excellent preparation for doctoral research.
Music (Performance)
The Music (Performance) programme offered at the University of Oxford can serve both as a self-contained course for students wishing to pursue more advanced studies in performance for one year or as an excellent preparation for doctoral research.
Archaeology
The MPhil in Archaeology offered at the University of Oxford is designed for those interested in continuing to a doctorate in Classical archaeology, and for those with experience in other areas of classical studies wishing to develop an understanding of the material culture.
Clinical Trials
The MSc in Clinical Trials offered at the University of Oxford is a two-year, part-time distance learning course that provides a thorough training in both the theoretical and practical aspects of conducting randomised clinical trials.
Sustainability, Enterprise and the Environment
The MSc in Sustainability, Enterprise and the Environment at the University of Oxford aims to address two key challenges of our time: making the transition to a zero-carbon and environmentally sustainable economic model, and simultaneously improving the quality of life for the world’s least advantaged people.
Paediatrics
The MSc by Research in Paediatrics at the University of Oxford is a full-time programme focusing on child health research. This research-intensive degree allows students to engage deeply with topics such as immunology and molecular genetics. The duration of the course is typically between one to three years, depending on the research project.
Applied Digital Health
The MSc in Applied Digital Health at the University of Oxford is a full-time programme designed to integrate clinical, social, and technical insights into digital health. This comprehensive course, lasting 12 months, equips students with the skills needed to navigate the complexities of digital health technologies and their implementation in healthcare systems.
Public Policy
The Public Policy 1+1 programme at the University of Oxford offers a unique educational pathway, culminating in a Master of Public Policy (MPP) and an MSc in Public Policy Research. This full-time course spans two years, equipping students with vital leadership skills and research expertise necessary for impactful careers in public policy.
Jewish Studies in the Graeco-Roman Period
The Jewish Studies in the Graeco-Roman Period programme offered by University of Oxford aims to provide you with a good general knowledge of Jewish history, religion and culture in the period from 300 BCE to 638 CE, the period of the Second Temple and the Talmud.