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63 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Classics and English
The Classics and English degree from The University of Oxford gives students the opportunity to study the literature and culture of the ancient and modern world, both separately and in comparison; to trace ideas, forms, and genres across cultures and time; and to think about continuities and change in how people think, write, and imagine their world.
Philosophy and Theology
Philosophy and Theology course offered at the University of Oxford brings together some of the most important approaches to understanding and assessing the intellectual claims of religion.
Human Sciences
The Human Sciences from the University of Oxford is an interdisciplinary degree course which enables students to study humans from multiple interconnecting perspectives across the biological and social sciences.
Medicine (graduate-entry - accelerated)
The University of Oxford offers a four-year graduate-entry accelerated degree in Medicine (graduate-entry - accelerated) designed for those with a prior degree in an experimental science. This full-time programme provides an intensive curriculum, integrating early clinical exposure from the outset, fostering a robust understanding of medical science and clinical practice.
IT Systems Analysis and Design (Online)
This IT Systems Analysis and Design (Online) course at the University of Oxford, taught entirely online, is designed to take your knowledge and experience of practical software development to a new level.
Undergraduate Diploma in Creative Writing
With expert tuition and small class sizes, this Undergraduate Diploma in Creative Writing course at the University of Oxford gives keen writers the opportunity to explore and develop their craft.
Foundation Certificate in English Literature
Taught part-time over two years, the Foundation Certificate in English Literature from the University of Oxford is equivalent to the first year of a full-time undergraduate English degree.
Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Asian and Middle Eastern Studies from University of Oxford is unique in its sole focus on introducing students to civilisations that are different from the Western ones upon which the curriculum in most British schools and colleges is based.
Archaeology
If you want to learn more about archaeology and to acquire some practical skills in an enjoyable way, then the Undergraduate Certificate in Archaeology from the University of Oxford is an excellent introduction.
Religion and Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
The course in Religion and Asian and Middle Eastern Studies offers students an in-depth understanding of one of a number of the world’s great religious traditions including Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism. The Religion and Asian and Middle Eastern Studies programme is offered at University of Oxford.
Philosophy, Politics and Economics
The Philosophy, Politics and Economics course offered at the University of Oxford was born of the conviction that study of the great modern works of economic, social, political and philosophical thought would have a transformative effect on students’ intellectual lives, and thereby on society at large.
Classical Archaeology and Ancient History
The Classical Archaeology and Ancient History course at the University of Oxford combines study of the history, archaeology and art of the classical world.
Law (Jurisprudence)
Studying Law (Jurisprudence) course at the University of Oxford will not only give you the opportunity to qualify as a solicitor or barrister: it will also help you develop a diverse set of skills which you will be able to apply in many different situations. You will learn to assimilate and analyse complex information, construct arguments, write with precision and clarity and think on your feet.
Classics and Modern Languages
The Classics and Modern Languages course from The University of Oxford enables you to combine study of Latin and/or Ancient Greek with a modern language. The course involves extensive study of major literary texts, alongside training in linguistic skills.
History and Modern Languages
Knowledge of the past contextualises literary artefacts, while the forensic literary skills of the linguist are vital for interrogating historical documents. This History and Modern Languages degree from the University of Oxford brings these two skill sets together.
History
The History course from the University of Oxford combines the examination of large regions over extended periods of time with more focused work on smaller social groups, shorter periods and particular themes. It provides a distinctive education by developing an awareness of the differing political, cultural, social and economic structures within past societies and how they interrelate.
Archaeology and Anthropology
Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Oxford, together encompass the study of humankind from the origins of the human species to the present day. Both disciplines have a long history. Today both subjects involve a range of sophisticated approaches shared with the arts, social sciences and physical sciences.
Philosophy and Modern Languages
Philosophy and Modern Languages course offered at the University of Oxford brings together some of the most important approaches to understanding language, literature and ideas.
Modern Languages
Studying Modern Languages at the University of Oxford, provides both practical training in written and spoken language and an extensive introduction to literature and thought written in European languages. As well as learning to write and speak the language(s) fluently, you can study a broad range of literature, or focus your studies on any period from the medieval to the present day.
European and Middle Eastern Languages
The European and Middle Eastern Languages course from the University of Oxford enables students to combine papers in one of the languages taught in the Faculty of Modern Languages with papers in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Turkish, providing opportunities to take advantage of the cultural links which exist between a number of European and Middle Eastern languages.