You will study three subjects, each for two or three lessons per week. When submitting your application students should select six subjects, numbered in order of preference 1-6; we make every effort to give students their first three choices when possible. Select subjects to suit your interests and future needs. In addition, private tuition in Italian, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Russian and other languages can be arranged for students at all levels for a supplementary fee.
| Subject area |
Course |
| Art History |
- Art in England Survey 1066-1600
- Oxford Art and Architecture
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| Business / Economics |
- International Business in the News
|
| English Literature |
- Introduction to English Literature
- European Crime Writing
|
| Languages |
- Chinese (Beginners)
- Russian (Beginners)
|
| Mathematics |
|
| Philosophy and Religion |
- Introduction to Philosophy
- Comparative Religion
- Ethics
|
| Social Sciences |
- Introduction to British History
- Introduction to Politics
- International Relations
- Introduction to Psychology
- Introduction to Sociology
|
| Studio Art |
- Fundamentals of Drawing
- Painting
- Photography
|
| Communications |
- Cross Cultural Communication
- Film Studies
|
| Sample timetable |
| Lesson 1 |
Language development Video 'The true costs of cheap food' |
English teacher |
| Lesson 2 |
Discussion and debate |
| Lunch |
Meet with friends in the college dining room |
| Lesson 3 |
Academic subject choice: Introduction to Politics |
Subject teacher |
| Self-study |
Consolidation activities |
| Activities |
Join in the programme of activities or excursions |