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St. Clare's, Oxford
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St Clare's,
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| Each semester students are encouraged to attend the Senior Seminar Series. Go to Seminar Series for the current semester schedule. | |
| AUTUMN SEMESTER | SPRING SEMESTER |
| English Literature | English Literature |
| EL1 Shakespeare – Survey | EL1 Shakespeare – Survey |
| EL2 Shakespeare – Detailed Study | EL2 Shakespeare – Detailed Study |
| EL3 Oxford through Literature | EL3 Oxford through Literature |
| EL4 Modern British Novelists | EL9 The British Short Story |
| EL5 Women in Literature | EL10 Victorian Readings |
| EL6 18th Century Literature: Studies in Satire | EL11 Contemporary Women Novelists |
| EL7 Romantic Poets | EL12 Twentieth Century British Poetry |
| EL8 Modern Drama | EL8 Modern Drama |
| History | History |
| HI1 Introduction to British History from 1484 | HI1 Introduction to British History from 1484 |
| HI2 Topics in European History 1714-1870 | HI6 Topics in British History 1714-1990 |
| HI3 Topics in British History 1485-1714 | HI7 Topics in European History 1870-1945 |
| HI4 Topics in World History since 1945 | HI4 Topics in World History since 1945 |
| HI5 Topics in European History since 1945 | HI5 Topics in European History since 1945 |
| Social Science | Social Science |
| SSC1 Introduction to Sociology | SSC1 Introduction to Sociology |
| SSC2 Comparative World Political Systems | SSC2 Comparative World Political Systems |
| SSC3 The European Union | SSC3 The European Union |
| SSC4 Urban Sociology of Oxford | SSC4 Urban Sociology of Oxford |
| Economics and Business | Economics and Business |
| EB1 Introduction to Economics | EB1 Introduction to Economics |
| EB2 International Economics | EB2 International Economics |
| EB3 Development Economics | EB3 Development Economics |
| EB4 Introduction to Business I | EB5 Introduction to Business II |
| Philosophy | Philosophy |
| PHL1 Introduction to Philosophy | PHL1 Introduction to Philosophy |
| PHL2 Ethics | PHL2 Ethics |
| PHL3 Comparative Religion | PHL3 Comparative Religion |
| PHL4 Ethics, Values and the Law |
| Psychology | Psychology |
| PSY1 Introduction to Psychology | PSY1 Introduction to Psychology |
| PSY2 Theories of Personality |
| Mathematics | Mathematics |
| MA1 College Algebra | MA2 Introduction to Probability & Statistics |
| Art History/Studio Art | Art History/Studio Art |
| AHI1 Art History Survey(Egypt to Gothic) | AHI4 Art History Survey(Renaissance to Modern) |
| AHI2 English Art & Architecture 1066-1600 | AHI5 English Art & Architecture 1600-1850 |
| AHI3 Movements in Twentieth Century Art | AHI6 Comparative Contemporary Art |
| STA1 Fundamentals of Drawing or | STA1 Fundamentals of Drawing or |
| LSTA2 Advanced Drawing | STA2 Advanced Drawing |
| STA3 Painting I or | STA6 Advanced Painting The Body as Source |
| TA4 Advanced Painting | STA7 Three-dimensional Design |
| STA5 Textiles |
| TUTORIAL COURSES |
| All Tutorials and Foreign Language Tutorial Courses are normally offered in each semester. Students are reminded that Tutorial Courses make different demands on them in order to extend their academic experience on a more individual basis. The emphasis in Tutorials is on argument, discussion and effective communication and less upon the ransfer of factual information. Considerably more reading, research and individual reparation is required from students for this intense form of teaching. |
| English Literature |
| Pre-requisite: Lower Level or introductory course in English beyond Freshman English. ELT1
Modern European Fiction |
| History |
| Pre-requisite: Lower Level or introductory course in History. HIT1
Facism and Communism |
| Social Science |
| Pre-requisite: Introductory course in Political Science or Sociology, as appropriate. SST1
Sociology of Crime and Deviance |
| Economics and Business |
| Pre-requisite: Lower Level course in Economics. EBT1
Product and Labour Markets |
| Philosophy |
| The emphasis on the
Tutorial Courses on Philosophy will be very much
on how the individual student's capacity to think
imaginatively and critically can be developed,
and in consequence the particular topics selected
by each student will constitute a major part of
the course. The reading list given in each is a
general one and, on the whole, introductory.
Individual reading lists will be distributed to
students in line with their topic choices. Pre-requisite: PHLT1 The Philosophy of
Religion |
| Psychology |
| Pre-requisite: Lower Level or introductory course in Psychology. PSYT1 Social Psychology |
| Mathematics |
| Pre-requisite: MAT1 Special Topics (a study of a particular mathematic topic) Note: specific Tutorial Courses by arrangement with the individual student and institution concerned. |
| Art History/Studio Art |
| Pre-requisite: Lower Level or introductory course in Art History. AHIT1
Art Gallery Studies |
| Tutorial Language Courses |
| As St. Clare's is an
international College, you will be in daily
contact with a wide range of different
nationalities. Therefore it is an ideal place for
you to study a language. Please note that only
one language course may normally be studied. Courses are offered in Italian, Spanish, French, and German to students at all levels. These are divided into four main categories: |
| French |
| French I
(Beginners/Introduction) French II (Intermediate) French III (Lower Advanced-Advanced) French Literature Courses (arranged on request) |
| German |
| German I
(Beginners/Introduction) German II (Intermediate) German III (Lower Advanced-Advanced) German Literature Courses (arranged on request) |
| Italian |
| Italian I
(Beginners/Introduction) Italian II (Intermediate) Italian III (Lower Advanced-Advanced) Italian Literature Courses (arranged on request) |
| Spanish |
| Spanish I
(Beginners/Introduction) Spanish II (Intermediate) Spanish III (Lower Advanced-Advanced) Spanish Literature Courses (arranged on request) |
| Within the general levels and categories given above, the Liberal Arts Programme offers Language Tutorials in Russian, Chinese (Mandarin), Portuguese and Modern Greek. |
