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Ancient and Modern History with Foundation Year BA Hons
Are you a student from the UK interested in studying Ancient and Modern History, but your personal or educational circumstances mean you are unlikely to achieve the grades typically required for Oxford
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Entry requirements for History and Archaeology and History at University of Oxford
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Most relevant Student Reviews for History and Archaeology at University of Oxford
Classics and French Option A, BA Hons FullTime
This is the perfect course if you cannot make up your mind between ancient and modern literature, and between a language which you only write and read and a language which you can speak too! However, because it is a composite degree, you're likely to struggle with letting the two sides coexist from time to time. read more
Classics, BA Hons FullTime
Classics at Oxford is absolutely wonderful, and Jesus College especially. The teaching staff are wonderful people, passionate about their subject. The Active Method of learning ancient languages is an excellent feature. read more
Most relevant Student Reviews for History at University of Oxford
History, BA Hons FullTime
History at Oxford is truly a special experience. We have some world-class tutors who have pushed me out of my comfort zone and taught me so much in such a short time. The drawback for history is that it’s largely a self-taught degree. It is a lot of independent reading and writing, and the format for learning is basically only writing essays. I would love to see some more variation. read more
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