牛津大学有表演专业吗？
Oxford has no department of acting. There are some faculty and courses， but there is not a dedicated chair or department for performance studies (as opposed to theatre studies). So it's difficult to study at Oxford in any real depth if you want to focus on performance as your main area of research/study - we have very few academics who work on performance full time， though of course we have lots who do other sorts of theatre history & theory related things. We also have an undergrad degree called 'Classics with Classical Studies' which is a five year degree split equally between the two subjects， so students take modules across both Classics and Classical Studies and complete a final project in either subject. There are occasional graduate degrees offered by OUDCE（Oxford University Development and Co-ordination Unit）in performance areas like early modern drama， but they tend to be one-off， bespoke programmes rather than something that runs every year. You can find out more about these postgraduate degrees here. In addition， this link will take you to the list of OUDCE programs， including PhD， MPhil， DPhil and one-year MA programmes.
There are many ways into studying at Oxford， not all of them involve going directly from undergraduate university to Oxford. For example， you could take a gap year and get work experience first， then apply through our standard admissions process. Or you might go straight into working life after school - in that case， you can still benefit from being part of our alumni network and come up for lectures and events when you can – see our website for ideas of how to keep connected once you’ve left. If you want to be considered for scholarships， you need to make sure you meet our eligibility criteria too， and apply by the relevant deadline. Some scholarships allow you to pay fees at the home student rate (which can save you money) but not get any additional funding； others provide maintenance as well as tuition costs. This means that depending on whether you want to do a Master’s， Doctoral or other programme， there may be different scholarship opportunities available. Find out more about funding your studies at Oxford.
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