Saturday, September 12, 2009

Study at Oxford

Welcome to Oxford. Whether you are interested in pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate study in Medical Sciences, in studying to become a doctor or undertaking a clinical elective here, we have links here to the resources you'll need.



University Admissions information

Closing dates

Our contact information

HERO - Higher Education and Research Opportunities UK

Undergraduate Courses

Study Medicine (pre-clinical, clinical course, graduate entry)

Biomedical Sciences (NEW)

Physiological Sciences

Psychology, Philosophy and Physiology (PPP)

Experimental Psychology

Psychology webpages (for more on Experimental Psychology and PPP)

Biochemistry

Graduate Study

Graduate Taught Degrees

MSc Degree Courses

Research degrees

Postgraduate Studentships

Oxford University Graduate Studies Prospectus.

Medical Sciences Doctoral Training Centre Department websites (for further information about your chosen subject area).

Electives
Elective placements

The University of Oxford Medical School is able to offer up to 50 elective placements to non-Oxford students per academic year (September – August). Any clinical medical student from any country (including the UK) is eligible to apply.




Courses in Medicine
Oxford offers two courses in Medicine, both leading to the same qualification: Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (BM, BCh).
A six year course for
those with the necessary A level or equivalent qualifications; or
graduates with a degree (including humanities). Graduates may complete this course in five years by omitting the third year.
This course is in two stages: a three-year course studying medical sciences, leading to a BA normally in Medical Sciences, and a three year clinical course. Entry to the second stage, the Clinical Course, is competitive.
A four year course for
graduates with a bioscience or chemistry degree.
This is an intensive course, the first two terms focus on the medical sciences with clinical training throughout. The final two years of the course are the same as the fifth and sixth years of the six year course.
Both courses...
... place a strong emphasis on science. During the first few years, you will be expected to acquire an understanding of the basic mechanisms of diseases and to develop an enquiring approach to your study. This foundation will equip you with the necessary skills required during your clinicial training and troughout your medical career as you evaluate advances in medical practice.
Mature students
Mature applicants are welcomed. As a mature applicant you will need to meet the entry requirements in addition to any other qualifications that you may offer.
Overseas applicants
The Medical School is able to offer up to seven places to overseas students in accordance with a nationally set medical student quota. No student is offered a place without an interview and overseas candidates will be expected to come to Oxford to attend an interview in December.
undergraduateprospectus
Download the Medical School Prospectus.
Six years at Oxford
Studying Medicine - Six years at Oxford
Gareth Chapman - final year medic (6-year course) gives his impressions of 'coming up' to Oxford, and how he found the course and life generally at Oxford University.
Everything you need to know from the entry process and interview through to graduation.
Read more >
What makes a good doctor?
What makes a good doctor?
Clearly someone who communicates well, empathises with patients and exercises sound clinical judgement. But a doctor should also understand the basic mechanisms of disease, be able to test hypotheses and show curiosity and a capacity for self-directed learning. Teaching reinforces these scientific principles and an Oxford doctor is trained to be a good scientist as well as a good clinician and a clear thinker.



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ONLINE APPLICATION
Arcadia University: Study at Oxford University
England

Oxford: Oxford Term: Academic Year, Fall, Spring Dates: September to December; September to June

Description: Founded in the 10th century, Oxford University is the oldest English-speaking University in the world. Composed of 39 distinctive, self-managing colleges, Oxford provides a singular academic experience for the competitive student. Your studies will be driven by your intellectual interests and will require a significant amount of self-motivation and curiosity. You will be able to study in the sciences, social sciences or arts at one of three colleges: St. Annes, St. Edmunds, or Lady Margaret Hall. Each college has its own unique character which has been shaped by centuries of history and tradition. While the range of courses offered is broad, you will be expected to focus on a couple of subjects in depth.


Each College offers its own library, teaching staff, housing accommodations and student societies, as well as social, and sport and recreation facilities. You will be fully integrated into the academic and social life of the College you attend, and will be housed in a single study-bedroom in a College-operated residence that includes shared kitchen and bathroom facilities.


You'll find that Oxford students pursue their social activities with the same, or perhaps, more diligence than they do their studies. For such a serious academic community, theres a wonderful exuberance in the city of Oxford.


Credits
Courses may be selected among various departments. You will earn the following hours of credit.* Fall term: 12 credits.* Spring two terms: 24 credits.* Academic year: 36 credits.
Admission Requirements

GPA Requirements: 3.6 or better on a 4.0 scale.
You are required to submit a second academic reference. Both references should be within your intended area of study. Please download the R-Form, or you may have your reference send a letter on the letterhead of his/her institution.

In addition, please submit clean, unmarked copies of two graded academic writing samples in your major subject with your application.

You must be in good academic standing and not on disciplinary probation. You need to submit a complete application including a transcript, letter of recommendation, and an advisor's form before your application will be considered.
Application Deadlines
Fall and Full Year: February 1Spring: February 1


Highlights: An Arcadia program isn't just about enrolling you in an overseas institution however. It's about all of the services that we provide. Before you go, you can contact our program manager for advice on the application process, choosing courses, or simply what you should pack. Once you arrive, our resident director will lead an orientation program in London that will introduce you to the culture, history and politics of England as well as preparing you for the academic challenges of studying in a different educational system. During the semester, you can expect to participate in excursions that are designed to allow you to reflect on the learning that is taking place outside the classroom.

Degree Level: Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)
Subject Areas :
Anthropology
Archaeology
Asian Studies
Biochemistry
Biology (General)
Business Admin. & Mngmt.
Chemistry
Computer Science / IT
Economics
Engineering (Chemical)
Engineering (Computer)
Engineering (Electrical)
Engineering (Mechanical)
English
English Literature
Geography
Geology
History
Mathematics
Middle Eastern Studies
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science/Politics
Psychology
Social Sciences
Sociology
Theology

Cost in US$: Inquire about specific costs.Cost Include Description:Tuition, Guaranteed housing, Overseas orientation program, Medical insurance, Arcadia University transcript, Pre-departure advising and support, Cultural excursions, Safety and security management plans
Experience Required: no

This Program is open to Worldwide Participants.
Typical Living Arrangements :
Group living

The College of Global Studies at Arcadia University's Mission Statement: The College of Global Studies at Arcadia University advances the University's mission to prepare students for life in a rapidly changing global society. Because international learning is an essential component of an effective undergraduate education, Arcadia is committed to providing high-quality, academically sound and experientially rich study abroad programs and support services to a wide range of students and institutions. Aspects of this mission have existed throughout the history of The College of Global Studies at Arcadia University and today the mission is at the core of everything we do. One of the ways we apply it to our programs is through the Arcadia Commitment.
Are you interested in this study abroad program?

Click here to fill out an on-line application or VISIT THEIR WEBSITE
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ONLINE APPLICATION







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