Graduate Studies Prospectus - University of Oxford

Anaestheticswww.nda.ox.ac.ukϐϐ Key FactsMain Areas ofResearch InterestsResearch ProgrammesTaught ProgrammesEntry RequirementsEnglish LanguageRequirementsFunding/Awardswww.nda.ox.ac.uk/graduatestudents/research/DPhilMSc by ResearchNoneMinimum of an upper second-classundergraduate degree or equivalentResearch degrees Higher levelEPSRC and MRC postgraduate trainingawards plus several independent fundingstreamsNumber of Applicants Research degrees 10Number ofResearch degrees 5Places OfferedApplication Deadlines 21 November 2008, 9 January 2009and 13 March 2009Contact for Enquiries Liz Barnes-Moss+44 (0) 1865 231511liz.barnes-moss@nda.ox.ac.ukϐϐResources AvailableThe Department has electronic and mechanical engineeringworkshops. We have graduate scientific staff with clinical,physiological, engineering, computing and physics expertise.This enables both basic and applied research to be conducted inan integrated manner. The Department facilities include stateof-the-artneuroimaging facilities (www.fmrib.ox.ac.uk), newlybuilt laboratory space, cell-tissue culture rooms, laboratories forpsychophysics and human patient assessment. More informationis available at: www.nda.ox.ac.ukϐϐAcademic Staff Profileswww.nda.ox.ac.uk/university/people/www.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/pain/ϐϐResearch Programmes|| Neuroimaging|| Pain|| Respiratory Physiology|| Intensive Care Medicine|| Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics ofanaesthetics agentsϐ ϐGraduate DestinationsMost graduates move into academic jobs, full-time clinical workor clinical/academic positions.Medical SciencesϐϐRelated Programmes AvailableMSc in NeuroscienceLLEnquiries:liz.barnes-moss@nda.ox.ac.ukHow to apply: www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/79