Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and competitive University with an overall grade of between 85% and 189%. From some institutions a Master’s Degree will be required.
Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and competitive University with an overall grade of between 85% and 190%. From some institutions a Master’s Degree will be required.
Research in Eighteenth-Century and Romantic Literature flourishes in the Cambridge English Faculty. The diversity and intensity of thought and art in this formative period are reflected at every level of our teaching, conversation and writing. Doctoral
Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and competitive University with an overall grade of between 85% and 191%. From some institutions a Master’s Degree will be required.
Candidates for the EdD will be experienced educational professionals, including teachers, school leaders and those working in related fields (for example, policy, advice and support or management), who are committed to extending their understanding and im
Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and competitive University with an overall grade of between 85% and 192%. From some institutions a Master’s Degree will be required.
This MPhil is appropriate for students who are prepared for graduate work and who wish to undertake research in Egyptology, but who need further training in either the language(s) or the archaeology of the region. The student may choose either an archaeol
Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and competitive University with an overall grade of between 85% and 193%. From some institutions a Master’s Degree will be required.
The MPhil in Economics is a one-year master’s degree that runs from mid-September to late July. This degree is specifically aimed at candidates who are interested in undertaking a master’s degree that will give them the technical training required to unde
Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and competitive University with an overall grade of between 85% and 194%. From some institutions a Master’s Degree will be required.
The basic requirement for admission to the PhD programme is that a student should have performed well in the Faculty’s MPhil programme, or in an equivalent Master’s programme elsewhere.
Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and competitive University with an overall grade of between 85% and 195%. From some institutions a Master’s Degree will be required.
The PhD is primarily designed to train graduate students as independent researchers, so that on completion they can claim professional standing as University academic staff or in any other profession requiring skills in advanced research. Many students pu
Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and competitive University with an overall grade of between 85% and 196%. From some institutions a Master’s Degree will be required.
The Advanced Diploma in Economics is a nine month taught course (from the last week in September to the end of June) for students whose first degree contains little or no economics. It provides a qualification equivalent to a second bachelor’s degree in
Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and competitive University with an overall grade of between 85% and 197%. From some institutions a Master’s Degree will be required.
The course is designed to introduce students to current and important approaches to the study of History, drawing insights from across the social sciences. This is done in the first instance through the Central Concepts in Economic and Social History cour
Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and competitive University with an overall grade of between 85% and 198%. From some institutions a Master’s Degree will be required.
The MPhil in Economic Research is the first year of a 4-year route to a PhD and runs from mid-September to the end of August. The MPhil in Economic Research is the foundation year for the PhD programme and involves a thorough study of the core areas of ec
