@Jesus College Oxford Great tour, thank you. A little bit off topic, however an idea for upcoming videos, which I am sure not only me would benefit from: 1. Studying Part-Time Masters at Oxford (Pros - Cons outside of the obvious) - maybe an interview with few part-time students from different subjects 2. What are the lecture dynamics? As a part time student you get one week of on site or virtual lectures per module, then writing a paper on the subject. Are there other interactions or is that it? 3. Best Oxford Colleges to support Part-Time Masters students, as I am sure there are maybe more dedicated colleges for Part-Time graduate students I have recently applied for Part-Time masters at Oxford and there is little to none information about this subject. I am leaving this comment here as Jesus and St. Catz are both part of the list of potential colleges. Thank you in advance.
Not a stupid question at all! You won't be tested on your knowledge of economics, but you likely will be tested on your intuitions. So, for example, you won't be asked to describe well known theories in economics, but you might be asked questions that gauge your mathematical skills and your ability to solve logical problems. Sometimes these problems will directly relate to economics -- such as how businesses grow, or how to anticipate consumer behaviour -- but you don't need to have studied economics before to be able to answer these questions. Indeed, sometimes it can be harder for students of economics because they think they have to answer our interview questions by citing A-level econ theories, rather than actually answering questions for themselves. See here for some examples: th-cam.com/users/JesusCollegeOxford1571search?query=economics
@Jesus College Oxford
Great tour, thank you.
A little bit off topic, however an idea for upcoming videos, which I am sure not only me would benefit from:
1. Studying Part-Time Masters at Oxford (Pros - Cons outside of the obvious)
- maybe an interview with few part-time students from different subjects
2. What are the lecture dynamics? As a part time student you get one week of on site or virtual lectures per module, then writing a paper on the subject. Are there other interactions or is that it?
3. Best Oxford Colleges to support Part-Time Masters students, as I am sure there are maybe more dedicated colleges for Part-Time graduate students
I have recently applied for Part-Time masters at Oxford and there is little to none information about this subject. I am leaving this comment here as Jesus and St. Catz are both part of the list of potential colleges.
Thank you in advance.
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Hi, if applying to Oxford for E&M without taking Economics at A-Level, could we be asked economics questions (possibly a stupid question) ?
Not a stupid question at all! You won't be tested on your knowledge of economics, but you likely will be tested on your intuitions. So, for example, you won't be asked to describe well known theories in economics, but you might be asked questions that gauge your mathematical skills and your ability to solve logical problems. Sometimes these problems will directly relate to economics -- such as how businesses grow, or how to anticipate consumer behaviour -- but you don't need to have studied economics before to be able to answer these questions. Indeed, sometimes it can be harder for students of economics because they think they have to answer our interview questions by citing A-level econ theories, rather than actually answering questions for themselves. See here for some examples: th-cam.com/users/JesusCollegeOxford1571search?query=economics
Hi, how much of a disadvantage are those who do not have A-level Further Maths at when applying for E&M?