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Successful
applicants--the Skaggs Oxford Scholars--undertake research in chemistry
or biology at The
Kellogg School of Science and Technology and biochemistry in the
Department
of Biochemistry at Oxford. Please visit these web site links for
a summary of courses, faculty, and student activities and services. Students
are admitted to both institutions simultaneously.
The Skaggs Oxford Scholars are admitted as probationer Research Students
and are subject to both Oxford regulations and Scripps Research student
guidelines. They participate in the Oxford professional development course
and must succeed in the oral qualifying examination. In consultation with
their advisors, they then decide when to relocate to either Scripps Research
or Oxford. Skaggs Oxford Scholars are required to carry out research for
a minimum of two years at Oxford and have the option of beginning either
at Oxford or at Scripps Research. The thesis and the research upon which
it is based are expected to conform to the criteria laid down by Scripps
Research and Oxford for the award of the degree.
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Beginning at Oxford
Year 1
Professional development
Laboratory rotations
Research and study leading to D.Phil. status, including submission of
a research report and thesis research proposal.
Years 2-5
Continuation of study leading to high quality thesis research, thesis
production and examination.
Relocation to Scripps can occur at anytime after approval of the research
report and thesis research proposal.
Beginning
at Scripps Research
Year 1
Professional development
Laboratory rotations
Coursework (9 to 18 units)
Year 2
Advisor selection
Complete coursework requirement (if not completed during year 1)
Prepare/pass oral qualifying examination
Years 3-5
Proceed to candidacy
Carry out high quality thesis research
Complete thesis research
Preparation of the written thesis
Thesis defense
Conferral of Ph.D./D.Phil
Relocation to Oxford can occur at any time after passing the coursework
and the oral qualifying examination.
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