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Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/10/2026

Length:

6-8 years

Tutor:

Prof Carl Heneghan

Explore Oxford’s DPhil in Evidence-Based Health Care, a flexible part-time doctoral programme combining independent research, expert supervision and training to advance careers in applied healthcare and evidence-based practice.

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Award Courses Applications being accepted
Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/10/2026

Length:

2-4 years, part-time

Tutor:

Dr Annette Plüddemann

An Oxford University master's programme for professionals seeking to improve skills directly related to their roles as research-informed educators in Evidence-Based Health Care.

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Award Courses Applications being accepted
Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/10/2026

Length:

2-4 years, part-time

Tutor:

Professor Richard Stevens

Discover Oxford’s MSc in Evidence-Based Health Care (Medical Statistics), a flexible part-time programme for health professionals to develop advanced statistical skills and apply data analysis to research and evidence-based practice.

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Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/10/2026

Length:

2-4 years, part-time

Tutor:

Professor Robert Carlisle

Understand the critical, exciting concepts and technologies which provide the best opportunities to make medicine and healthcare more effective and efficient, through an interactive and transformative part-time MSc for working professionals.

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Award Courses Applications being accepted
Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/10/2026

Length:

2-4 years (part-time) or 12 months (full-time)

Tutor:

Dr Anne Ferrey

The social science of innovation: this programme takes an interdisciplinary and applied approach to the challenges of implementing innovations and research discoveries in a healthcare setting. Turning innovations into practical solutions for healthcare needs is increasingly important as demands on health systems continue to grow. This Master’s programme focuses on the ‘downstream’ phases of translational… Continue reading MSc in Translational Health Sciences

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Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/10/2026

Length:

10 months, part-time

Tutor:

Professor Robert Carlisle

Study nanotechnology at Oxford with this flexible Postgraduate Certificate. Explore nanoscience foundations and real-world applications through online modules and a residential in Oxford, designed for professionals balancing full-time work.

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Award Courses Applications being accepted
Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/09/2027

Length:

9 months, part time

Tutor:

Professor Andrew Hopper

Take your knowledge of British and European history to the next level. The MSt in Historical Studies builds on your expertise from the Postgraduate Certificate in Historical Studies, attracting academically committed, high-achieving students from a wide range of professional and educational backgrounds. The MSt forms the second year of a two-year, part-time graduate programme focusing… Continue reading MSt in Historical Studies

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Learning format:

In person, Oxford

Start date:

01/09/2027

Length:

11 months, part-time

Tutor:

Dr David Lewis

Explore the evolution of English architecture and the historic environment while building practical skills in architectural analysis. This part‑time certificate combines taught study, fieldwork and an independent dissertation.

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Award Courses Applications being accepted
Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/09/2027

Length:

9 months, part time

Equivalent to first-year postgraduate study, this course develops your historical knowledge and research skills across British and Western European history. It is a standalone qualification and offers direct progression to the MSt in Historical Studies.

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Location: Oxford
Learning format:

In person

Start date:

01/09/2027

Length:

8 months

The Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Conservation equips students with cutting-edge techniques for monitoring and managing wildlife and their habitats, with a particular focus on terrestrial mammals and conservation challenges in the developing world.

DPhil Programmes Applications being accepted
DPhil Programmes Applications being accepted
Learning format:

In person and online

Start date:

01/10/2027

Length:

6-8 years, part-time

Tutor:

Professor David Griffiths

Pursue advanced, original research in archaeology at the University of Oxford. This flexible, research-intensive programme connects you with world-leading expertise, specialist resources, and a supportive academic community. Focusing on landscape and professional archaeology primarily in Britain and Europe, the course enables you to develop an original thesis through independent research and expert supervision. Proposals in… Continue reading DPhil in Archaeology

DPhil Programmes Applications being accepted
DPhil Programmes Applications being accepted
Learning format:

In person and Online

Start date:

01/10/2027

Length:

5-8 years, part-time

Tutor:

Dr David Lewis

Turn your advanced knowledge of architectural history into original research with Oxford University. This fascinating discipline has been taught and developed at Oxford Lifelong Learning for many years, enabling mature students to become directly involved in individual research. Topics may typically include built and designed landscape, and aspects of interior design. The course profits from… Continue reading DPhil in Architectural History

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