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The Department of History, Philosophy and Religion offers a broad programme of core and elective modules for students on our MA courses. The depth of expertise and enthusiasm in our teaching staff provides the necessary support and inspiration to ensure a rich learning experience. An MA in the Department of History, Philosophy and Religion gives students the opportunity to take part in a vibrant and thriving postgraduate culture in one of the most dynamic departments in the country. You will acquire skills, knowledge and contacts to enhance your career prospects. The department currently offers MA courses in History, History of Medicine and Ministry (*N.B. Please see details at the foot of this page for details on how to apply for the MA Ministry course. This is a partnership course so the application process differs from the other MAs listed here). Life in Oxford
Oxford's superb range of architecture, theatres, museums and galleries offers rich opportunities for discovery. Whether you enjoy shopping, taking in a show or an exhibition or simply socialising with friends, it is plain to see why Oxford is regarded as one of the UK's true student cities. Oxford city centre has been awarded the prestigious Purple Flag for the quality of the evening and night-time activities on offer. Ideally situated for exploring Britain and Europe, coaches and trains link Oxford to London and its airports 24 hours a day. Oxford is famous for its historic buildings and academic tradition – but it is the breadth of enterprise, culture and opportunities in Oxford that creates a unique and stimulating place in which to live and learn. Research-informed teaching Research is the foundation for excellence throughout our activities as confirmed by our results in the RAE 2008; Our history team is renowned as one of the most dynamic in the country, with 65% of its research rated as either world class or world leading. The friendly and supportive environment established by the team enables each student to maximise their individual academic potential. The team specialises in modern, early modern, and social history. Unrivalled supportIn addition to the guidance, support and training you will receive from your course leader, Academic Advisor and other technical and support staff, our Student Support Co-ordinators offer advice on your course, finance, accommodation or personal issues. They will also regularly update you with information on visiting speakers, careers advice and course announcements. FacilitiesThe Department of History, Philosophy and Religion is located over two campuses: Headington (History) and Harcourt Hill (Philosophy and Religion), both close to the centre of Oxford. ScholarshipsPlease visit our Finance website for up to date information on scholarships. Our courses
MA History Our master's courses provide an excellent grounding for those wishing to go on to do a research degree. Research degreesWe have a thriving community of students undertaking research degrees. Supervision covers a wide range of areas relating to: philosophy; religion and theology; history; history of art; and communication, media and culture. These opportunities enable students to explore their own interests in depth while benefiting from the facilities, training, research seminars and support offered to all postgraduate students in the university. All courses are led by dedicated and enthusiastic experts in their fields at the forefront of contemporary research. Visit our website for more details. Entry requirementsNormally an upper second-class (2.1) honours degree in a related discipline for the MA History and MA History of Medicine. English language requirementsApplicants whose first language is not English should hold one of the following qualifications:
Next steps
Further details can be obtained from the Postgraduate Administrator (see contact details). Fees and fundingPlease visit our Finance website for up to date information on scholarships. Information on fees can be found in the relevant course entry under the ‘Fees' tab. Starting dates Application procedureApplications for most of our postgraduate courses should be made online via UKPASS. Simply follow the links from the course entries on our department web pages. Application deadlinesApplications can be made at any time of year for admission in September. Contact
Postgraduate Programme Administrator (History) www.hss.brookes.ac.uk | twitter | youtube | facebook *MA MinistryThe MA Ministry is a partnership course, an advanced course in Ministry offered in partnership with the Anglican Diocese of Oxford and Ripon College Cuddesdon. All enquiries should be made to the partners using the contact details below. Oxford Diocese of the Church of England Or
Ripon College, Cuddesdon "consistently the top-performing modern university in our league table. Its research record is also among the best in the sector." |
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