AH2012 SOURCES AND METHODS FOR ANCIENT HISTORY 20 Optional Modules

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1 2010/11 SCHOOL OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANCIENT HISTORY BA ANCIENT HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY AH1009 LANGUAGE TOOLS FOR ANCIENT HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY : LATIN 10 AH1011 INTRODUCTION TO ROMAN HISTORY 20 AR1004 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY BC 20 AR1007 ARCHAEOLOGY: THE ESSENTIALS 10 AH1008 LANGUAGE TOOLS FOR ANCIENT HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY : GREEK 10 AH1010 INTRODUCTION TO GREEK HISTORY 20 AR1005 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY AD 20 AR1011 FIELDSCHOOL 10 SECOND YEAR MODULES AR2036 PROFESSIONAL SKILLS CREDITS OF APPROVED ANCIENT HISTORY OPTION MODULES AND 20,20 20 CREDITS OF APPROVED ARCHAEOLOGY OPTION MODULES AH2012 SOURCES AND METHODS FOR ANCIENT HISTORY CREDITS OF APPROVED ANCIENT HISTORY OPTION MODULES AND 20,20 20 CREDITS OF APPROVED ARCHAEOLOGY OPTION MODULES (from 2007/08 entry only) In their third year students must take at least 20 credits AH options and 20 credits AR options. AR3059 DISSERTATION I CREDITS OF APPROVED THIRD LEVEL OPTION MODULES IN ANCIENT 20,20 HISTORY AND/OR ARCHAEOLOGY AR3060 DISSERTATION II 20 1

2 40 CREDITS OF APPROVED THIRD LEVEL OPTION MODULES IN ANCIENT 20,20 HISTORY AND/OR ARCHAEOLOGY The course for the B.A. degree in Ancient History and Archaeology may also be taken on a part-time basis over not less than four and not more than eight academic years including periods of suspension. Part-time students are expected to take 120 credits at level 1, 120 credits at level 2 and 120 credits at level 3. In any one year a part-time student must take a minimum of 40 and a maximum of 80 credits. Modules must be selected in accordance with the regulations for the full time B.A. Ancient History and Archaeology degree. Transfer between part-time and full-time modules is subject to the approval of the head of school. BA ANCIENT HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY WITH A YEAR ABROAD FIRST, SECOND AND FOURTH YEAR MODULES As for the first, second and third year of the BA Ancient History and Archaeology degree. Students who intend to study at a European Union partner institution in their third year are required to pursue relevant language classes with the Language Services Unit during their second year. Year abroad spent in the European Union: in this year students join the partner university in the European Union. Current partner institutions are: Aarhus Universitet (Denmark); Gotland University College, Visby (Sweden); Università degli Studi di Bologna (Italy); Università degli Studi di Pisa (Italy); Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (Netherlands); University of Malta (Malta), University of Freiburg (Germany), University of Athens (Greece) and Universitat de Valencia (Spain). An equivalent range of courses to 120 Leicester credits is approved and followed and assessed by the host department. This normally includes a language module. Year abroad spent in North America: in this year students join the partner university at Calgary; an equivalent range of courses to 120 Leicester credits is approved and followed and assessed by the host department. Year abroad spent in Australia: in this year students join the partner university at Flinders, but commence this only after the close of Semester One of the final year at Leicester. An equivalent range of courses to 120 Leicester credits is approved and followed and assessed by the host department. BA ANCIENT HISTORY AND HISTORY AH1009 LANGUAGE TOOLS FOR ANCIENT HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY: LATIN 10 AH1011 INTRODUCTION TO ROMAN HISTORY 20 HS1005 EARLY MODERN SURVEY: FROM RENAISSANCE TO ENLIGHTENMENT 20 Semester Total 50 AH1008 LANGUAGE TOOLS FOR ANCIENT HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY : GREEK 10 AH1010 INTRODUCTION TO GREEK HISTORY 20 HS1015 MEDIEVAL FOUNDATIONS 20 HS1100 PEOPLE AND PLACES 20 Semester Total 70 SECOND YEAR MODULES ONE APPROVED OPTION IN ANCIENT HISTORY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONS IN HISTORICAL STUDIES 20,20 2

3 AH2012 SOURCES AND METHODS FOR ANCIENT HISTORY 20 ONE APPROVED OPTION IN ANCIENT HISTORY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONS IN HISTORICAL STUDIES 20 AR3056 DISSERTATION PART 1 (ANCIENT HISTORY AND HISTORY) 20 OR HS3501 DISSERTATION (HISTORY): PART 1A /20 40 CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONS IN ANCIENT HISTORY AND/OR 20,20 HISTORICAL STUDIES AR3057 DISSERTATION PART 2 (ANCIENT HISTORY AND HISTORY) 20 OR HS3502 DISSERTATION (HISTORY): PART 2A /20 40 CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONS IN ANCIENT HISTORY AND/OR 20,20 HISTORICAL STUDIES In the third year at least 40 credits, including at least one taught module, must be taken in each subject. Exceptionally an approved Archaeology module may be substituted for an Ancient History module. If a Historical Studies special subject is chosen, both parts must be taken. BA ANCIENT HISTORY AND HISTORY WITH A YEAR ABROAD FIRST, SECOND AND FOURTH YEAR MODULES As for the first, second and third year of the BA Ancient History and History degree. Students who intend to study at a European Union partner institution in their third year are required to pursue relevant language classes with the Language Services Unit during their second year. Year abroad spent in the European Union: in this year students join an appropriate partner university in the European Union. Current partner institutions of the School of Archaeology and Ancient History are: Aarhus Universitet (Denmark); Gotland University College, Visby (Sweden); Università degli Studi di Bologna (Italy); Università degli Studi di Pisa (Italy), Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (Netherlands); University of Malta (Malta), University of Freiburg (Germany), University of Athens (Greece) and Universitat de Valencia (Spain). Current partner institutions of the School of Historical Studies are Università de Reims Champagne-Ardenne (France); Università degli Studi di Pisa (Italy); and Universität Regensberg (Germany). An equivalent range of courses to 120 Leicester credits is approved and followed and assessed by the host department. This normally includes a language module. Year abroad spent in North America: in this year students join the partner university at Calgary; an equivalent range of courses to 120 Leicester credits is approved and followed and assessed by the host department. Year abroad spent in Australia: in this year students join the partner university at Flinders, but commence this only after the close of Semester One of the final year at Leicester. An equivalent range of courses to 120 Leicester credits is approved and followed and assessed by the host department. 3

4 BA ARCHAEOLOGY During their degree course, Joint Honours students are normally required to complete a total of 6 weeks of fieldwork (including the Level 1 Fieldschool) to the satisfaction of the School. AR1004 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY BC 20 AR1007 ARCHAEOLOGY: THE ESSENTIALS 10 AR1009 PRACTICAL AIMS AND METHODS IN ARCHAEOLOGY 10 SUPPLEMENTARY SUBJECT 20 AR1005 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY AD 20 AR1008 USING ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE 10 AR1010 ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH 20 AR1011 FIELDSCHOOL 10 SECOND YEAR MODULES (from 2008/09 entry only) AR2036 PROFESSIONAL SKILLS CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONS IN ARCHAEOLOGY 20,20 AR2028 PRACTICAL ARCHAEOLOGY 20 AR2029 THEORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONS IN ARCHAEOLOGY 20 (from 2007/08 entry only) AR3059 DISSERTATION I CREDITS OF APPROVED ARCHAEOLOGY OPTIONS 20,20 AR3060 DISSERTATION II CREDITS OF APPROVED ARCHAEOLOGY OPTIONS 20,20 4

5 The course for the B.A. degree in Archaeology may also be taken on a part-time basis over not less than four and not more than eight academic years including periods of suspension. Part-time students are expected to take 120 credits at level 1, 120 credits at level 2 and 120 credits at level 3. In any one year a part-time student must take a minimum of 40 and a maximum of 80 credits. Modules must be selected in accordance with the regulations for the full time B.A. Archaeology degree. Transfer between part-time and full-time modes is subject to the approval of the head of school. Exceptionally an approved AH module may be substituted for an AR module. BA ARCHAEOLOGY WITH A YEAR ABROAD FIRST, SECOND AND FOURTH YEAR MODULES As for the first, second and third year of the BA Archaeology degree. Students who intend to study at a European Union partner institution in their third year are required to pursue relevant language classes with the Language Services Unit during their second year. Year abroad spent in the European Union: in this year students join the partner university in the European Union. Current partner institutions of the School of Archaeology and Ancient History are: Aarhus Universitet (Denmark); Gotland University College, Visby (Sweden); Università degli Studi di Bologna (Italy); Università degli Studi di Pisa (Italy), Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (Netherlands); University of Malta (Malta), University of Freiburg (Germany), University of Athens (Greece) and Universitat de Valencia (Spain). An equivalent range of courses to 120 Leicester credits is approved and followed and assessed by the host department. This normally includes a language module. Year abroad spent in North America: in this year students join the partner university at Calgary; an equivalent range of courses to 120 Leicester credits is approved and followed and assessed by the host department. Year abroad spent in Australia: in this year students join the partner university at Flinders, but commence this only after the close of Semester One of the final year at Leicester. An equivalent range of courses to 120 Leicester credits is approved and followed and assessed by the host department. BSc ARCHAEOLOGY AR1004 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY BC 20 AR1007 ARCHAEOLOGY: THE ESSENTIALS 10 AR1009 PRACTICAL AIMS AND METHODS IN ARCHAEOLOGY I 10 SUPPLEMENTARY SUBJECT 20 AR1005 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD ARCHEOLOGY AD 20 AR1008 USING ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE 10 AR1010 ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH 20 AR1011 FIELDSCHOOL 10 SECOND YEAR MODULES (from 2008/09 entry only) AR2036 PROFESSIONAL SKILLS 20 AR2008 ENVIRONMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONS IN ARCHAEOLOGY 20 5

6 AR2031 ARTEFACT ANALYSIS 20 AR2029 THEORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES 20 (from 2007/08 entry only) AR3059 DISSERTATION I CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONS IN ARCHAEOLOGY 20,20 AR3060 DISSERTATION II CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONS IN ARCHAEOLOGY 20,20 In the third year normally at least 40 credits of options must be science based modules. BSc ARCHAEOLOGY WITH A YEAR ABROAD The above four-year degree is also available. Students may only enter the four-year variant of the three-year programme by transferring at the end of the first-year and on the recommendation of the heads of the divisions concerned. Transfer is conditional on successful completion of first-year modules. The regulations for first, second and final year modules are as for the three-year programme. 6