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History

Dates of course

Sunday 6th - Wednesday 9th April 2025 (Spring)

Sunday 29th June - Wednesday 2nd July 2025 (Summer)

*This course is running multiple weeks. Successful applicants will be informed of which week they have been allocated.

Course description

Historians research, analyse and interpret the past – often as a way of understanding the present.  They study periods of change, such as wars and revolutions but also times of stability – whether of empires or social structures like the family. History is about everything. It is about the big events and powerful people but it is also about the people and events that don’t leave much evidence behind. This course is designed to give you a taste of what history at Oxford has to offer. You will experience lectures, discussion classes and undertake independent research ready for your first tutorial.

The Faculty of History at Oxford strives to create an environment in which everyone – at every academic level from undergraduate to professor can fulfil their potential. Apply to join the history UNIQ course now and realise your academic potential.

Additional requirements for this UNIQ course

Applications from students currently studying History to A level, Advanced Higher, Higher Level in the IB or another equivalent are especially welcome.

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General requirements for UNIQ

As well as any requirements or recommendations listed above, you will need to meet UNIQ's minimum criteria of being a current student in your penultimate year at a UK state school, and your application will be considered in the context of the information you provide about your background and prior academic attainment.

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