Finding your interests in History

Episode 65 of the Oxford from the Inside podcast, hosted by OFTI Podcast, titled "Finding your interests in History " was published on January 1, 2021 and runs 27 minutes.

January 1, 2021 ·27m · Oxford from the Inside

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Check out our latest episode where Abbie talks to Jade (2nd year, History) about what she did to find and develop her interest in History. Should you have a unique interest? What can a student do to prepare for history interviews? What opportunities are there to delve deeper into your topic of choice in Oxford's history degree? Find your answers here!

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Check out our latest episode where Abbie talks to Jade (2nd year, History) about what she did to find and develop her interest in History. Should you have a unique interest? What can a student do to prepare for history interviews? What opportunities are there to delve deeper into your topic of choice in Oxford's history degree? Find your answers here!

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