Skip to main content
Panoramic collage of university campus architecture

Dphil Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics

University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Save

Course Overview

After attending the new graduate students’ induction day, you will again meet your supervisor and fellow group members. You will complete an Analysis of your Training Needs (TNA) with your supervisor and then attend any training courses from the divisional flexible skills training programme which you will need in your research project. The courses on the toolkit include a range of workshops and seminars in transferable skills, generic research skills and specific research techniques which may be pertinent to your DPhil research area. You will have access to regular departmental seminars, peer presentation groups, for fine tuning presentation deliverance and graduate student social events which incorporate informal talks aimed at students.

Why You Should Study This Course

After attending the new graduate students’ induction day, you will again meet your supervisor and fellow group members. You will complete an Analysis of your Training Needs (TNA) with your supervisor and then attend any training courses from the divisional flexible skills training programme which you will need in your research project. The courses on the toolkit include a range of workshops and seminars in transferable skills, generic research skills and specific research techniques which may be pertinent to your DPhil research area. You will have access to regular departmental seminars, peer presentation groups, for fine tuning presentation deliverance and graduate student social events which incorporate informal talks aimed at students.

Language Requirement

  • IELTS7.5
  • TOEFL120
  • PTE90
  • Duolingo110

The minimum IELTS score required is 7.5

Ready to get started?

For any enquiries or further details, please don't hesitate to contact us. Let's take the next step in your academic journey together.

Contact Us
Call
WhatsApp
Email