CL5002
Themes and Methods in Classical Research 2
2017-2018
30
15
SCQF level 11
2
Academic year(s): 2017-2018
SCOTCAT credits : 30
ECTS credits : 15
Level : SCQF level 11
Semester: 2
Planned timetable:
This module forms the second part of the core training provided in the MLitt in Classics. The focus of the second semester's core is a series of seminars structured around themes in classical research (e.g. the environment, performance, reception). The module is appropriate for all MLitt students regardless of their specific interests. The module also includes a number of workshops on practical 'life skills', e.g. careers (in Classics and beyond), publishing, teaching, outreach and impact, and a small number of theory workshops which support the thematic seminars by introducing students to some key theoretical approaches used in research on the Classical world.
Weekly contact: 2-hour seminar (x 11 weeks), 1-hour workshop (x 8 hours); oral presentations (up to maximum of 10 hours total)
Scheduled learning hours: 40
Guided independent study hours: 260
As used by St Andrews: Coursework = 100%
As defined by QAA
Written examinations : 0%
Practical examinations : 0%
Coursework: 100%
Re-assessment: Resubmission of revised coursework = 100%
Module coordinator: Professor T E H Harrison
Module teaching staff: Team taught
Module coordinator email tehh@st-andrews.ac.uk