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Master of Studies in Classical Archaeology
- 1. The programme shall be under the supervision of the Graduate Studies Committee of the School of Archaeology.
- 2. Each candidate will be required to follow a course of instruction in Classical Archaeology for three terms full-time.
- 3. Candidates will complete a module selected from Schedule A as set out in the Course Handbook, assessed by written examination at the end of Trinity term.
- 4. Candidates will submit two pre-set essays (each of no more than 5,000 words) on a module from Schedule B as set out in the Course Handbook, by noon on Tuesday of week 0 of Hilary term.
- 5. Candidates will submit either:
- (a) Two pre-set essays (each of no more than 5,000 words) as set out in the Course Handbook, by noon on Tuesday of week 0 of Trinity term on either:
- (i) a module offered and available from Schedule C as set out in the Course Handbook of the MSt in Classical Archaeology, or
- (ii) a module offered and available from List B in any subject stream of the MSc in Archaeology, or
- (iii) a module offered and available for the MSc in Archaeology Science.
- (a) Two pre-set essays (each of no more than 5,000 words) as set out in the Course Handbook, by noon on Tuesday of week 0 of Trinity term on either:
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- (b) With the permission of the Graduate Studies Committee, a dissertation of no more than 10,000 words on a topic agreed with their supervisor. The dissertation must be submitted by noon on Tuesday of week 5 of Trinity term.
- 6. With the permission of the Graduate Studies Committee, candidates may substitute a module offered from Schedule C with a module offered for another relevant degree programme.
- 7. All assessments must be submitted using the University approved online submission system. Technical information on the requirements for online submissions is provided in the Course Handbook.
- 8. Candidates must present themselves for an oral examination as required by the examiners.
