I. Application conditions
China diploma requirements.
You must have a high school diploma, and the college entrance examination results are irreplaceable.
2. Other requirements
Grade A: AAA
IB course: 38 points (including core points), above 666 points or any other equivalent education (please refer to other British education and international qualification certificates).
It is strongly recommended that candidates upgrade their historical achievements to A level and advance to IB or any other equivalent level. Sociology, political science or government and politics can help students complete this course, although no admission is required. We hope that you have accepted and passed any practical part of your chosen science subject. As part of the application, all candidates must also take the historical proficiency test. For more details, please refer to how to apply.
3. English scores
Second, how to apply
All candidates must follow the application procedures shown in the Oxford University application form. The following information provides specific details for students applying for this course.
Written test: All candidates must take the history qualification test in their own school or university or other recognized test sites on Wednesday 2018103/kloc-0. Candidates must ensure that they can take the exam now. This exam needs to be registered separately, and the final deadline is Monday 20 18 10 15. Candidates have the responsibility to ensure that they sign up for this exam. We strongly recommend that the time be fully arranged before the deadline.
2065438+2009 changed to HAT: HAT will contain a question extracted from the main source and answer it within one hour. The format of this question will be similar to that of previous papers provided on the website of the School of History. More information about all our written tests can be found on our test page. Detailed information about HAT can be found on the website of the History Institute.
If your application is shortlisted, the submitted works and your UCAS personal statement may be the starting point for your discussion in the interview. Some universities may ask you to read a short article or other materials, and they will ask you to discuss it during the interview. The tutor is not very interested in your knowledge level and your analytical thinking ability. For more details about the selection criteria of this course, please refer to the historical selection criteria.
Recommended reading list
Politics is a very extensive subject. Besides newspapers and weekly magazines, jonathan wolfe's Introduction to Political Philosophy is also highly recommended. Moreover, for the interesting latest insights on the recent political development in some countries, Macmillan regularly publishes a series of texts called "Political Development in Britain (France, Germany, Eastern Europe, etc.)". This degree not only allows students to set contemporary political issues from a historical perspective, but also allows them to approach past research with the conceptual rigor of political science. The characteristic of Oxford course is to choose a wide range of subjects among the two subjects, so it can combine the historical choice of the Middle Ages with the analysis of the contemporary political system. The professional knowledge of political theorists and historians in Oxford University in the history of political thought, the thematic teaching method adopted in the first year of general history teaching and the interdisciplinary emphasis on some political and historical papers have all strengthened this course with rigorous intelligence.
Career prospects
While some history and political graduates go on to study and become professional historians, others enter different fields. This year's graduates began to engage in accounting, advertising, archival work, finance, civil servants, consulting, international charity work, media, law, library affairs, management consulting, museums, politics, publishing, research, social work and teaching theater. Graduates include doctoral researchers in political science, senior account managers in public relations and civil servants.
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