CACE Tailored Courses

Bespoke courses for departments, faculties and colleges.

Tailored Courses are targeted interventions where we work with subject experts in departments and colleges to develop the skills students need to successfully complete specific written and spoken tasks on their degree courses (exam writing, reports, theses, presentations etc.). This context embedded learning allows for a more specific academic focus according to genre and discipline at the point students need it most. Evidence from across the Higher Education sector supporting this kind of approach has become increasingly compelling.

 

CACE offers tailored courses for undergraduate and postgraduate students from Oxford colleges, divisions and departments. Below is a list of tailored courses from the academic year 2024-25 as a sample:

 

Commissioning Department or CollegeCourse Title/Status of Students
Master of Public Policy
Blavatnik School of Government
Academic Writing for Public Policy Students
PG (Masters)
MSc in Economics for Development
Department of International Development
Academic Writing: Economics for Development
PG (Masters)
Material SciencesThesis & Dissertation Writing: Material Science
PG (DPhil)
MSc in International Health and Tropical Medicine
Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine
Academic Writing: Tropical Medicine
PG (Masters)
MSc in Modelling for Global Health 
Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine
Principles of Academic Writing
How to Write a Project Proposal
PG (Masters)
MSt Diplomatic Studies
Department for Continuing Education
Academic Literacies
PG (Masters)
Trinity CollegeAcademic Writing in Philosophy: Trinity College
UG
St. Peter's CollegeAcademic Writing: St Peter's College
UG and PG versions
St. Hugh's CollegeAcademic Communication
PG
St. Cross CollegeThesis and Dissertation Writing
PG
Somerville CollegeAcademic Writing
Reuben CollegeAcademic Writing for the Reuben Explores Lecture Series
Green Templeton CollegePreparing your English for Presentations

 

A tailor-made course is a cost-effective and inclusive way to offer quality language teaching to students in your department, faculty or college. Our EAP tutors will work with you to create a course which can be held on your own premises for maximum convenience. Students will benefit from studying with their peers, and our tutors can provide material directly relevant to their course of study.

CACE will invoice the sponsoring department, faculty or college for the cost of the course shortly before or at the start of the course. Students from the department/faculty/college attending the course do not pay a course fee to CACE.

For more information please contact Michael D'Angeli, Head of Academic Communication in English, at michael.dangeli@lang.ox.ac.uk

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