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DPhil Programmes Available
DPhil Programmes Available
Learning format:

In person, Oxford

Start date:

01/10/2026

Length:

4-8 years, part-time

Tutor:

Professor Yasmin Khan

The DPhil in Literature and Arts is a part-time, interdisciplinary research degree that enables students to undertake advanced doctoral study of the British past from c.1450 to c.1945. Bringing together approaches from literary studies, art history and cultural history, the course supports original research that reflects the richness and complexity of Britain’s cultural life across… Continue reading DPhil in Literature and Arts

Award Courses Closed to new applications
Award Courses Closed to new applications
Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/10/2026

Length:

2 years, part-time

Tutor:

Dr Sean Willcock

Discover the secrets behind the beauty of art with our part-time Diploma course from Oxford. This flexible part-time course will allow you to acquire in-depth knowledge of specific artistic movements, artists, and themes.

Award Courses Closed to new applications
Award Courses Closed to new applications
Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/10/2026

Length:

2 years, part-time

Tutor:

Dr Sean Willcock

Gain a global perspective of the history of art with our part-time two-year Certificate course from Oxford. Discover the latest debates in the history of art through flexible learning and access to Oxford’s world-class museums and collections.

Award Courses Closed to new applications
Award Courses Closed to new applications
Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/10/2026

Length:

2 years, part-time

Tutor:

Dr Carly Watson

The MSt in Literature and Arts is an interdisciplinary Oxford University master’s, which encompasses literature, history, art, architectural history, political thought and the history of ideas.

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