Course - Bachelor's Thesis in Classical Studies - KLAS2000
Bachelor's Thesis in Classical Studies
Choose study yearThis course is no longer taught and is only available for examination.
About
About the course
Course content
The bachelor thesis is a written piece of work on a Greek or Latin text either in the original language (Classics), or in translation (Ancient civilization) that is chosen under the guidance of a supervisor. The Classics thesis should include a translation of the text that is chosen. Both theses should make use of the commentary tradition that belongs to the chosen text in question, if it exists.
Alternatively, it is possible to describe a document in Latin or Greek at the Gunnerus-library, chosen under the guidance of a supervisor.
A final option is the possibility of work experience placement under the guidance of a supervisor.
Learning outcome
Students are expected to have the following learning outcome:
Knowledge
- The student should acquire good knowledge of the chosen text from the point of view of methods and scholarly tools belonging to the studies of Classics and Ancient civilization
Skills
- The student knows how to acquire knowledge about the commentary-tradition of a chosen text, where it exists
- The student is able to describe central problems, assess different arguments and draw well founded conclusions according to the scholarly tradition of Classics and Ancient civilization
Learning methods and activities
Supervision, tutorials and writing of thesis.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
History (BHIST) - some programmes
Required previous knowledge
Must be admitted to BHIST in Ancient civilization or the bachelor programme of Classics, and completed the following courses:
Ancient civilization: ANT1101, ANT1102, ANT1103/ANT1003, LAT1001
Classics: LAT1001, LAT1002, LAT1003, LAT1004, LAT1005, LAT1006, KLAS2001, KLAS2002
Credit reductions
Course code | Reduction | From |
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KLAS2010 | 7.5 sp | Autumn 2024 |
Subject areas
- Classical Civilization
- Greek
- Latin
Contact information
Course coordinator
Lecturers
Department with academic responsibility
Examination
Examination
Re-sit examination - Autumn 2024
Bachelor thesis
Submission 2024-11-11 Time Release 12:00
Submission 12:00 Duration 1 semesters Exam system Inspera Assessment
Ordinary examination - Spring 2025
Bachelor thesis
Submission 2025-05-12 Time Release 12:00
Submission 12:00 Duration 1 semesters Exam system Inspera Assessment