This two-year programme offers a range of options drawing on the expertise of Oxford large community of scholars working in the History of Science, Medicine and Technology. You may specialise in the history of science and technology, or the social history of medicine, although the boundaries between these areas are deliberately permeable. The expertise of scholars in Oxford covers most of the main areas and periods of the history of science, medicine, and technology. A varied programme of seminars, lectures, and conferences enables graduate students to obtain knowledge of subjects beyond their chosen specialist and to meet visitors from elsewhere in Britain and abroad. About a quarter of master's students proceed to doctoral work at Oxford; others continue academic study at other institutions. Other career destinations are as diverse as, but broadly in line with, undergraduate history career destinations: law, finance, management consultancy, civil service etc.