Oxford (Gap)

Photography

This course explores photography by addressing its ability to capture and communicate our perception of the world, while also questioning what makes some photographs superior

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Oxford (Gap)

Philosophy of Religion

Philosophy of Religion delves into the philosophical study of the theistic concept of God. It explores the traditional characteristics attributed to God, examines arguments for

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Oxford (Gap)

Painting

This course combines practical and historical painting approaches, incorporating personal development with art history and contemporary practice. Students will work in museums, galleries, and outdoor

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Oxford (Gap)

Philosophy in Literature

This course explores how literary works address philosophical ideas, including free will, duality of man, anxieties about death, and abandonment by God. It covers works

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Oxford (Gap)

Philosophy in Human Nature

The Philosophy of Human Nature explores the essence of humanity, addressing questions about our physical and spiritual nature, morality, and motivation. This interdisciplinary course examines

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Oxford (Gap)

Oxford Art and Architecture

This course offers students the chance to explore Oxford’s famous architecture and art collections, including its historic buildings and spires. With a focus on art

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Oxford (Gap)

Organisational Behaviour

Organizational behaviour is the study of individual and group behaviors within an organization. It seeks to understand and shape human behavior in the context of

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Oxford (Gap)

Oxford Fantasy Fiction

The ‘fantasy fiction’ genre was born in Oxford, where influential fantasy worlds like ‘Wonderland’, ‘Middle-earth’, ‘Narnia’, and ‘His Dark Materials’ were created. This class explores

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