Research Proposals - University of Cambridge, English Faculty.
Admission via a standard research MPhil One route to gain admission to Cambridge Judge Business School's PhD programme is via one of the School's research MPhil programmes. You will need to take a particular MPhil and specific modules within the programme in order to be eligible to continue to the PhD programme on your desired pathway.
The MPhil in Modern and Contemporary Literature is a nine-month course that runs from October to June. This exciting MPhil explores the rich array of literature in English from 1830 to the present, and encourages students to pay particular attention to the relationship of literary texts and their historical and intellectual contexts.
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MPhil students are required to submit three essays and a dissertation. Each of them must be on a topic approved by the Degree Committee that falls within one of the specified subject areas. You are encouraged to explore a range of different topics, balancing them so that they are both relevant to your interests and also span the subject of History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine.
Introduction. The MPhil is a two year programme designed to provide a comprehensive training in economics at the graduate level. The two year format provides training in graduate level Economics comparable to the first two years of the PhD programme in the best US universities.
MPhil in Sociology The MPhil in Sociology (course code HUSCM2) offers a world-class programme of postgraduate study. The course provides high-quality students, who already have a degree in a social science, with an in-depth knowledge of the key dimensions of sociology.
The MPhil in Economic Research is the first year of a four-year route to a PhD and runs from mid-September to the end of July. The MPhil in Economic Research is the foundation year for the PhD programme and involves a thorough study of the core areas of economics and the requirement to explore one area in detail in order to begin the process of choosing a PhD research topic.