Oxford (Gap)

Terrorism and Political Violence

This course will explore various forms of terrorism, including conventional forms like ideological, ethnic, and religious terrorism, as well as newer expressions such as eco-terrorism,

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Oxford (Gap)

Social Psychology

This course provides an introduction to social psychology, focusing on how people relate to each other and understand their social world. Topics covered include social

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Oxford (Gap)

Shakespeare

This course offers students an overview of Shakespeare’s works, examining them in various contexts while also focusing on a select number of plays from a

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Oxford (Gap)

Renaissance Studies

In Renaissance Studies, we will explore English poetry, prose, and drama from the late sixteenth to the mid-seventeenth century. Our focus will include formal features

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Oxford (Gap)

Rhetoric

Rhetoric, the art of persuasion, has deep historical and philosophical roots. This semester, students will learn about the nature of rhetoric and its impact on

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Oxford (Gap)

Public Sector Economics

The Public Sector Economics tutorial explores how government intervention influences the mixed economy, examining reasons and forms of intervention, and studying real-world applications in the

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Oxford (Gap)

Political Ideologies

This course will cover influential political ideologies, their key themes, historical context, social origins, and values. Topics include liberalism, capitalism, conservatism, Marxism, socialism, fascism, and

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Oxford (Gap)

Philosophy of Science

The Philosophy of Science has a long history, beginning with the Pre-Socratic philosophers’ exploration of the cosmos. Their ideas on change and the nature of

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