Having a clear favourite might make this decision seem easy but do still check out the structure and content of the course and consider how these might differ from other universities you are applying to. Subjects at degree level can be quite different from studying them at school. Oxford offers a wide range of joint courses which give students the chance to explore different subjects and examine the connections between them.
This will often reveal insights not necessarily found by studying them individually. There tend to be fewer places on our joint courses but this is not always the case. A few subjects are only available as part of a joint course, for example Philosophy or Economics. Don't forget to check out our courses not normally available at school, for example Archaeology and Anthropology , Biochemistry , Human Sciences and Materials Science.
For some they are the perfect opportunity to explore aspects of favourite subjects in an exciting and new way. For others they are the chance to study something else which fascinates them. Some of our courses require applicants to achieve certain grades in specific subjects in order to meet the admission requirements.
This is because tutors want to ensure you are sufficiently prepared for the academic demands of a course. The subjects you choose at A-level or equivalent can therefore have an impact on whether you can apply for a specific course. While we generally recommend that students take those school subjects which they enjoy the most, and where they are most likely to achieve top grades, if there is a particular course you want to apply for you should check our subject requirements to make sure you are eligible.
Some courses, particularly those lasting four years, offer the chance to produce your own research and to work alongside other researchers at the University. These projects can lead to exciting career or further study opportunities.
Read your course page for more on this. Most of our degrees are assessed primarily by written examination and dissertation an extended essay or thesis.
At Oxford your results in your Finals determine your class of degree. Find out more on our course pages. Whatever degree course you choose here, you will have a very wide choice of careers and internships. Languages and literature. The natural world. Art and music. Question 8 of Do you like hosting parties and fancy dinners?
Question 9 of Question 10 of Do you enjoy reading, going to the theatre and museums etc? Question 11 of Are trends, beauty and fashion important to you? Question 12 of Are you passionate about information and communication?
Question 13 of Question 14 of Do you enjoy languages and have a gift for learning them? Question 15 of Are you good at teaching others? Question 16 of Do your friends regularly ask you for advice and help regarding their private lives?
Question 17 of Do you like to hold presentations and to inform others? Question 18 of Do you like history, religion or questions related to society and politics?
Question 19 of Do you find it interesting to study social tendencies in other people? Question 20 of Do you want to work internationally? Question 21 of Do you find it interesting to study nature and urbanisation? Question 22 of Do you want to work with kids and teenagers?
Question 23 of Do you like to help others, for example the elderly or the sick? Question 24 of Do you want to help reduce the impact of stress on modern day life? Question 25 of Are fitness and health important to you?
Question 26 of Do you like to understand how things work, and be involved in creating things? Question 27 of Would you like to get a drivers licence and drive a vehicle at your workplace?
Question 28 of Are you interested in electronics and up-to-date with the latest technological developments? Question 29 of Are you environmentally conscious? Question 30 of Would you like to work with animals and nature? Question 31 of Do you enjoy working with computers? Question 32 of Are you a "handy-man" and enjoy fixing technical things at home?
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