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Application form Politics, Media and Culture at Magdalen College programme 2019 (1) Personal Details First Name University Family Name Year of study Degree Subject ( Major ) Sex (Male / Female) Nationality / Citizenship Passport number e-mail address (2) Practical Arrangements Insurance I undertake to ensure that I have full health insurance in place for the duration of my trip I acknowledge that, once accepted onto the Programme, my rights to cancel may be limited Invoice details Please invoice my University Please invoice me (state invoice addressee and arrangements) (3) Additional information (a) Besides the core classes taken by all students, students can choose between 4 specialist streams. Please tick to express your preference: I would prefer to specialise in Politics and Media I would prefer to specialise in Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) I would prefer to specialise in Literature I would prefer to specialise in Shakespeare I have no strong preference for any particular stream

Application form Politics, Media and Culture at Magdalen College programme 2019 (b) Please explain your motivation to study on this Politics, Media and Culture programme:

現地のスケジュール 内容は現地受入れ側または天候等の都合により一部変更となる場合があります Mon 26 th Politics, Media and Culture stream 9.15-10.15 From Conflict to Crisis: The Origins & Evolution of The British Parliament (L) Dr Daniel Jordan 10.30-12 Introduction to British politics (L) Ben Dobson Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) stream 9.15-10.15 From Conflict to Crisis: The Origins & Evolution of The British Parliament (L) Dr Daniel Jordan 10.30-12 Introduction to British politics (L) Ben Dobson Literature stream 9.30-10.30 Why Shakespeare? (L) 10.30-12 Shakespeare on stage (L) Shakespeare stream 9.30-10.30 Why Shakespeare? (L) 10.30-12 Shakespeare on stage (L) 2-3.30 The Global Crisis of Democracy in the Age of Trump (L) 2-3.30 The Global Crisis of Democracy in the Age of Trump (L) 2-3.30 The Global Crisis of Democracy in the Age of Trump (L) 2-3.30 The Global Crisis of Democracy in the Age of Trump (L) Tues 27 th 9.30-10.30 The Arab Uprisings: Domestic and International Contexts (L) 9.30-10.30 The Arab Uprisings: Domestic and International Contexts (L) 9.30-10.30 The Arab Uprisings: Domestic and International Contexts (L) 9.30-10.30 What s Hamlet s problem? (L) Wed 28 th 11-12.30 The Arab Uprisings in Focus: The Case of Egypt (S) 2-3.30 Investigation into British journalism Daubeny Laboratory 9.30-10.30 Social media and the Arab Spring (L) Dr Omar Al-Ghazzi 11 12.30 Social media and the Arab Spring (S) Dr Omar Al-Ghazzi 11-12.30 Politics in the Middle East (S) 2-3.30 Politics in the Middle East (S) Intro to Macro Economics (L) Macro economics: case studies (S) Macro economics: case studies (S) 11-12 Literary Modernism and the Postcolonial (L) 2-3.30 Literary Modernism and the Postcolonial (S) 11-12 Robert Louis Stevenson s Jekyll and Hyde: the author, the text & the world (L) Dr Rose Harris-Birtill 2-4 Robert Louis Stevenson s Jekyll and Hyde (S) Dr Rose Harris-Birtill 11-12 Hamlet s soliloquies (S) 2-3.30 Hamlet s soliloquies (W) 9.30-10.30 The textual problem of King Lear (L) 11-12.30 Play study: King Lear (S) 2-3.30 Play study: King Lear (S) Thurs 29 th 2-3.30 English Essay Writing: style and structure (W) 9.30-11.30 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (L) 9.30-11.30 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (L) 9.30-11.30 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (L) 9.30-11.30 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (L) Daubeny Laboratory

11.45-12.15 Dystopian Literature (L) Charlotte Clark 1.30-3.30 Elements of poetry (L/S) 11.45-12.45 Introduction to Ethics (L) 2-3.30 Ethics: case studies (S) 1.30--3.30 Dystopian literature (L/S) 1.30-3.30 Utopia and Dystopia in Shakespeare (S) Fri 30th 9.30-10.30 Journalism in Practice (L) Chris Stokel-Walker 11-12 The political situation on the Korean Peninsula (L) Dr Tat Yan Kong 1.30-3.30 Journalism in Practice (W) Chris Stokel-Walker 9.30-10.30 Introduction to Micro economics (L) 11-12 The political situation on the Korean Peninsula (L) Dr Tat Yan Kong 1.30-3.30 Micro economics: case studies (S) 9.30 11 Elements of poetry (L/S) 11.30-12.30 The practice of modern poetry (S) 2-3.30 The practice of modern poetry (S) 9.30-10.30 Magic and Nature in A Midsummer Night s Dream (L) 11.30-12 A Midsummer Night s Dream (S) 2-3.30 A Midsummer Night s Dream (W) Mon 2 rd 9.30-12.30 Journalism in Practice (W) 9.30-10.30 Mainstream and Critical Approaches to International Relations (IR) Theory (L) 9.30-10.30 Shakespeare in our time: the mirror and the key (L) Professor Tony Howard 9.30-10.30 Shakespeare in our time: the mirror and the key (L) Professor Tony Howard 2-4 Journalism in Practice (W) 11-12.30 Politics and IR: critical theory (S) 11-12 Macbeth and witchcraft (L) Dr Chris Laoutaris 11-12 Macbeth and witchcraft (L) Dr Chris Laoutaris 2-3.30 English Essay Writing: style and structure 2-4 Politics and Rhetoric in Julius Caesar (W) Charlotte Clark 2-4 Politics and Rhetoric in Julius Caesar (W) Charlotte Clark Tues 3 rd Dr Benjamin Wed 4 th 1-9.30pm Politics trip (location tbc) 9.30-10.30 Mainstream and Critical Approaches to International Relations (IR) Theory (L) 10.45-12.15 Politics and IR: critical theory 1-9.30pm Politics trip (location tbc) 9.30-10.30 Introduction to Epistemology (L) 10.30-12 Understanding Brexit: where next for the UK? (S) 1pm-9.30pm Trip to Stratford-upon-Avon (Shakespeare s birthplace) 9.15-10.15 Romanticism: writing the poet (L) Dr Catherine Redford 10.30-12 Romanticism: writing the poet (S) Dr Catherine Redford 1pm-9.30pm Trip to Stratford-upon- Avon (Shakespeare s birthplace) 9.30-10.30 Music in Shakespeare (L) Jen Waghorn 10.45-12.15 Music in Shakespeare (W) Jen Waghorn

(S) 1.30-3.30 Student presentations 2-3.30 Epistemology: case studies (S) 2-3.30 Music in Shakespeare (S) Jen Waghorn 2-3.30 Staging Shakespeare (W) Thurs 5 th 9-10 Satire in the British media (L) 10.30-12 Understanding Brexit: where next for the UK? (S) 9-10 Satire in the British media (L) 10.30-12 When markets fail: the role of government in micro economics (S) 9-10 The Renaissance Sonnet (L) 10.30-12 The Renaissance Sonnet (S) 9-10.30 Gender in Twelfth Night (L) 11-12.30 Twelfth Night (S) 1.30-3 Globalisation and World Order (S) 2-4 Student presentations 1.30-3.30 Poetry writing (W) Dr Richard O Brien 1.30-3.30 Twelfth Night (W) Fri 6 th 10.30-12 Insurgency Movements (S) 1.30-3 Understanding Brexit: where next for the UK? (S) 10.30-12 Are governments philosophically legitimate? (S) 1.30-3 Are governments philosophically legitimate? (S) 9.30-10.30 Student presentations 11.30-12.30 Shakespeare: extracts study (S) 1.30-3 Shakespeare: extracts study (S) 9.30-12 Play study (tbc) 1.30-4 Staging Shakespeare

Date Afternoon Evening Sat 24 th Arrivals and greeting Arrivals and greeting Sun 25 th Group breakfast Tour of Oxford, with picnic and punting Formal Hall dinner (formal dress) Mon 26 th Rounders tournament Icebreaker party: games in the Bar Tues 27 th Tour of Bodleian library (optional) Pub trip: Turf Tavern (oldest pub in Oxford) Wed 28 th Croquet tournament Film night Thurs 29 th Tour of Magdalen College Formal Hall dinner (formal dress) Fri 30 th Museum trip Westgate Social Sat 31 st London trip Dinner in London Sun 1 st Sept Blenheim Palace trip Quiz night Mon 2 nd Afternoon tea St Giles Fayre (traditional festival night in Oxford) Tues 3 rd Stratford-upon-Avon trip (Literature stream) Politics trip (location tbc) Stratford-upon-Avon trip (Literature stream) Politics trip (location tbc) Wed 4 th Tour of Christ Church College Bowling Thurs 5 th Magdalen College red deer walk Drinks reception Gala Dinner Formal Hall (formal dress) Fri 6 th Free time for souvenir shopping End of course party