Graduate Courses
Lincoln is home to a large and diverse graduate community. We have a strong tradition when it comes to graduate study and offer a wide-range of subjects and courses. A large number of our Fellows act as Supervisors to our graduate students - giving you one-to-one support as you embark upon your studies.
Below you can find a list of subjects that can be studied at graduate-level at Lincoln College. You can find out more about the individual graduate programmes click here
- Humanities Division
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Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Classics and Ancient History
English Language and Literature
History
History of Art
Medieval and Modern Languages
Music
Philosophy
Theology and Religion
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
- Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division
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Chemistry
Engineering Science
Materials
Mathematics
Physics
Plant Sciences
Statistics
Zoology
- Medical Sciences Division
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Biochemistry
Experimental Psychology
Medicine and Clinical Medicine
Neuroscience and Clinical Neurosciences
Oncology
Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences
Paediatrics
Pathology
Pharmacology
Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics
Population Health
Psychiatry
Surgical Sciences
Women's and Reproductive Health
- Social Sciences Division
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Business
Classical Archaeology
Criminology
Economics
Education
Global and Area Studies
Government
International Development
Law
Politics and International Relations
I chose to study at Oxford because it offers one of the best two-year Economics Master's programmes in the world. And then I stayed on for the DPhil because I wanted to push myself further academically, answer policy-relevant questions, improve my technical skills and because I've enjoyed my time here so much that I didn't want to leave.
— Alexandra Brown, DPhil in Economics
