Subjects

Study molecular and cellular processes through a four-year integrated master’s combining rigorous theory with practical laboratory and research work.

From molecules and genes to ecosystems and biodiversity, combining theoretical study with practical field experience in the UK and abroad.

Build a broad foundation across organic, inorganic and physical chemistry before specialising and carrying out original research.

Explore ancient languages, literature and thought through wide-ranging study of Greek and Roman civilisations.

Study both theory and practical applications in Computer Science or Mathematics and Computer Science from 2026.

Combine economic theory with the analysis of modern business practice, learning from specialists in international trade, macroeconomics and strategy.

Strong mathematical foundations with applications from information engineering to robotics, energy systems and materials.

Study literature from Anglo-Saxon England to the present day, guided by specialists in medieval, Renaissance and modern writing.

Investigate perception, memory and decision-making through Experimental Psychology or the joint school with Philosophy and Linguistics.

Develop your practice in a small studio-based environment at the Ruskin School, learning from an internationally exhibiting artist.

Study human and physical geography from desert environments to urban migration, working with specialists in geomorphology and city life.

Study the past in depth from ancient to modern periods, with freedom to choose specialist topics and explore your own interests.

Join a college with a distinguished legal tradition, studying BA Jurisprudence or BA Law with a year in Europe.

Study pure and applied mathematics through a three-year BA or four-year MMath, learning from specialists in algebra, logic and probability.

Combine pre-clinical study with clinical placements and biomedical science, guided by tutors working in neuroscience and clinical medicine.

Study languages, literature and culture in depth, working closely with specialists in modern German thought and French comparative literature.

A flexible curriculum across three disciplines, from ethics and epistemology to development economics and political systems.

Training in theoretical and experimental physics from quantum mechanics to astrophysics, with tutors researching condensed matter and quantum theory.