Humanities Open Day
Humanities Open DayNovember 2011
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The University of Oxford holds various graduate Open Days throughout the year, usually themed by academic subject area. These offer an opportunity for prospective graduate students to visit Oxford, find out what courses and services are on offer and receive guidance and support on completing an application.
Highlights from the Humanities Graduate Open Day
Our first ever Humanities Graduate Open Day offered over 400 visitors the chance to experience mini-lectures with prestigious Oxford academics, take a tour of one of our renowned colleges and speak to current graduate students about life at Oxford.
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Graduate study at Oxford
Experience what it’s like to be a graduate student at Oxford. Two talks from academic members of the English Faculty provide insight into studying for a Master’s or DPhil, including a mini-lecture which offers a unique chance to sit in a student's seat before submitting your application.
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Introducing postgraduate study in English for potential MSt applicants by Dr Rebecca Beasley provides an overview of undertaking a Master’s course
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The English language in the global age: current debates and future directions from Professor Deborah Cameron is a mini-lecture from Professor Deborah Cameron offering applicants an opportunity to experience graduate study at Oxford
Being a Humanities graduate student
If you’re thinking of applying for a Humanities subject at Oxford, listen to Dr Sally Mapstone, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education), talking about studying at Oxford and what the University offers its graduate students.
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Dr Sally Mapstone, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education) sharing some thoughts about graduate study in the Humanities at Oxford
Funding your studies
Finance is always a major consideration when thinking of applying for a graduate course. Jenny Roberts, Head of Graduate Funding, and Padraig O’Connor from the Humanities Division give expert information and advice on the many scholarships available at Oxford.
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Jenny Roberts, Head of Graduate Funding, and Padraig O’Connor from the Humanities Division introduce funding opportunities available for prospective students in the Humanities at Oxford
We hope these videos are useful for putting together your application to Oxford. If you’d like to be considered for an Oxford scholarship, the scholarship deadlines for all of our programmes are in January each year. Have a look through our online prospectus for information on this year’s deadline dates and how to apply.