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CONTENTS: [This document reproduces the contents
of the printed course prospectus]
Further queries about the course, and comments on this document, should be directed to: Professor Jane Humphries
GRADUATE
PROGRAMME
M. Sc. and M. Phil. in
Economic and Social History
The University of Oxford offers two advanced taught graduate
courses in these subjects:
M.Sc. A twelve-month course including a qualifying
test in research methods and sources, two advanced papers, and a dissertation of
not more than 15,000 words.
M.Phil. A two-year course including a qualifying
test in research methods and sources, four advanced papers, and a dissertation
of not more than 30,000 words.
D.Phil. A three-year advanced research degree, writing a dissertation of not more than 100,000 words. The masters programmes include:
- An introduction to the research facilities available in Oxford
- Training in research methods and computing
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Introduction to theories and approaches from a wide range of social
sciences, including economic and social history, economics,
anthropology, sociology, psychology, criminology, politics and more.
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A choice from more than 25 specialized papers, including those
from related disciplines, for example, economics, sociology, or
the history of science, medicine, and technology
Students who complete either the M.Sc. or the M.Phil. and then wish
to proceed to a D.Phil may be able to count the terms of residence
kept, and the fees already paid, towards the residence requirements
and fees for the D.Phil.
The official regulations governing the degrees are set out in full
in the University's Examination Decrees and Regulations
published annually by the Oxford University Press. The information
given in this page is not binding.
ESRC Recognition
The courses are recognized for 1+3 and 2+2 research studentship awards
by the ESRC and also meet the ESRC research training requirements
for a D. Phil.
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APPLICATIONS AND ENQUIRIES
Application forms should be
obtained from:
University of Oxford
Graduate Admissions Office
Wellington Square
Oxford, OX1 2JD
http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/gao/
The History Faculty's application deadlines, admissions criteria and procedures are available at http://www.history.ox.ac.uk/postgrad/admissions/news.htm
Full details about admissions are available here
If you have any further queries about the course please write
to:
Professor Kevin O'Rourke
All Souls College
Oxford OX1 4AL
E-mail: kevin.orourke@history.ox.ac.uk
ACADEMIC STAFF
A list of core staff
is also available.
This is a list of academic staff who contribute to the graduate
courses.
- Dr Jocelyn ALEXANDER, International Development Centre
- Professor Robert
ALLEN, Professor of Economic History, Nuffield
College
- Professor David ANDERSON, University Lecturer
in African Politics, St Cross College
- Dr Ian W. ARCHER,
Lecturer (CUF) in Modern History, Keble College
- Dr Victoria BATEMAN, Lecturer, Lincoln College
- Professor William BEINART,
Rhodes Professor of Race Relations, St Antony's
College
- Mr Robin BRIGGS,
Senior Research Fellow & Special Lecturer in Modern History,
All Souls College
- Professor
Laurence BROCKLISS, Professor of Early Modern French History,
Magdalen College
- Dr Christopher BROOKE, Isaiah Berlin Research Fellow in Political Theory, Department of Politics and International Relations
- Professor Judith
BROWN, Beit Professor of the History of the British Commonwealth,
Balliol College
- Dr Karen BROWN, Senior Research Officer, Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine
- Dr Harold CARTER
- Professor Pietro CORSI, Professor of the History of Science, Faculty of History
- Dr Christopher DAVIS, Reader in Russian
& East European Political Economy, Wolfson College
- Dr Jan-Georg
DEUTSCH, University Lecturer in Commonwealth History,
St Cross College
- Mr Nicholas DIMSDALE, University Lecturer
in Economics, The Queen's College
- Dr Rui ESTEVES, University Lecturer in Economics, Brasenose College
- Professor Jay GERSHUNY
- Dr
Joshua GETZLER, Tutorial Fellow in Law,
St Hugh's College
- Dr Oliver GRANT, Research Fellow,
St Antony's College
- Dr Knick HARLEY, University Lecturer in
Economic History, St Antony's College
- Professor Mark HARRISON,
Reader in the History of Medicine, Director of the Wellcome Unit
for the History of Medicine
- Dr Felicity
M. HEAL, Lecturer (CUF) in Modern History,
Jesus College
- Dr Clive
HOLMES, Lecturer (CUF) in Modern History,
Lady Margaret Hall
- Dr David HOPKIN, Lecturer (CUF) in Modern History, Hertford College
- Professor
Jane HUMPHRIES, Professor of Economic History, All
Souls College
- Dr
John M. LANDERS, University Lecturer in Historical
Demography, All Souls College
- Dr Tony LEMON, University Lecturer in Geography, Mansfield College
- Dr
Carol LEONARD, University Lecturer in Regional Studies
of the Post-Communist States, St Antony's College
- Dr David MEREDITH, Faculty of History
- Professor
Avner OFFER, Chichele Professor of Economic History,
All Souls College
- Dr Deborah OXLEY, Lecturer in Social History, All Souls College
- Dr John SENIOR, Adjunct Fellow, Linacre
College
- Professor Steve WOOLGAR, Saïd Business School
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