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Have you ever wondered why people study poetry? Have you ever read a poem and thought, 'Is there a way I should be reading this?' Have you ever been intimidated by poetry? If the answer is 'yes' to any of these questions, then this course is for you.
Exploring the role of desk-based assessments (DBA) in managing cultural heritage resource, providing a practical guide to their production, and guidance on their use to fulfil the requirements of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).
This course is intended to be an introduction to the key concerns of the major Western philosophers from the earliest days of the pre-Socratic philosophers through to the twentieth century.
Explore Roman Britain through the archaeology of Roman Oxfordshire. Over 10 weeks, examine conquest, identity, religion, landscapes, and daily life through lectures, seminars, museum visits, and field trips to major Roman sites.
Join this interactive course to learn German language and explore its culture. For complete Beginners as well as those who have learnt some German expressions and phrases through travel or socialising.
Improve your language skills and understanding of the culture, society and daily life in the German-speaking countries. We will be covering listening, speaking and cultural awareness at the lower intermediate level.
Join this interactive course to learn Japanese language and explore its culture. For complete Beginners as well as those who have learnt some Japanese expressions and phrases through travel or socialising.
Train to teach mindfulness with Oxford’s part-time MSt in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy. Develop MBCT skills, personal practice and professional integrity through evidence-based training in a supportive learning environment.
Artificial Intelligence has the potential to radically reshape society, though thinkers disagree about that future. In this course we look at some of the possible impacts of AI on economic growth, jobs, inequalities and the potential policy responses.
Discover the richness and diversity of Oxford's art collections. Explore first hand the many facets of world-class museums and galleries, such as the Ashmolean, History of Science, Natural History, and Pitt Rivers museums.
Explore the development of the notion of quanta, from its origin as a solution to the ultraviolet catastrophe in the emission of radiation, to its ultimate consequence – the potential quantisation of space and time.
An introduction to modern art in Europe in the early twentieth century, exploring the range of styles and debates that emerged in response to modernity, industrialisation, and war.
