CL4996 Dissertation (Non-Graduating - 60)
Academic year
2023 to 2024 Full Year
Curricular information may be subject to change
Further information on which modules are specific to your programme.
Key module information
SCOTCAT credits
60
SCQF level
SCQF level 10
Relationship to other modules
Anti-requisites
YOU CANNOT TAKE THIS MODULE IF YOU TAKE CL4997
Assessment pattern
Learning and teaching methods and delivery
Scheduled learning hours
8
Guided independent study hours
592
Intended learning outcomes
- identify and formulate research questions, justifying their importance for the production of knowledge in the field of Classics
- Formulate and develop scholarly arguments that address the proposed question in a clear and structured way
- Analyse critically the scholarly production relevant to their topic of research
- Interpret the evidence available in a clear and systematic manner
- Discuss theoretical and methodological approaches relevant to their field of studies
- Produce academic work according to the standards set by the School of Classics, both in terms of content and presentation, as set out in the UG handbook
CL4996 Dissertation (Non-Graduating - 60)
Academic year
2023 to 2024 Semester 1
Curricular information may be subject to change
Further information on which modules are specific to your programme.
Key module information
SCOTCAT credits
60
SCQF level
SCQF level 10
Relationship to other modules
Anti-requisites
YOU CANNOT TAKE THIS MODULE IF YOU TAKE CL4997
Assessment pattern
Learning and teaching methods and delivery
Scheduled learning hours
8
Guided independent study hours
592
Intended learning outcomes
- identify and formulate research questions, justifying their importance for the production of knowledge in the field of Classics
- Formulate and develop scholarly arguments that address the proposed question in a clear and structured way
- Analyse critically the scholarly production relevant to their topic of research
- Interpret the evidence available in a clear and systematic manner
- Discuss theoretical and methodological approaches relevant to their field of studies
- Produce academic work according to the standards set by the School of Classics, both in terms of content and presentation, as set out in the UG handbook
CL4996 Dissertation (Non-Graduating - 60)
Academic year
2023 to 2024 Semester 2
Curricular information may be subject to change
Further information on which modules are specific to your programme.
Key module information
SCOTCAT credits
60
SCQF level
SCQF level 10
Relationship to other modules
Anti-requisites
YOU CANNOT TAKE THIS MODULE IF YOU TAKE CL4997
Assessment pattern
Learning and teaching methods and delivery
Scheduled learning hours
8
Guided independent study hours
592
Intended learning outcomes
- identify and formulate research questions, justifying their importance for the production of knowledge in the field of Classics
- Formulate and develop scholarly arguments that address the proposed question in a clear and structured way
- Analyse critically the scholarly production relevant to their topic of research
- Interpret the evidence available in a clear and systematic manner
- Discuss theoretical and methodological approaches relevant to their field of studies
- Produce academic work according to the standards set by the School of Classics, both in terms of content and presentation, as set out in the UG handbook