The fourth year honours program in Ancient History consists of two seminars and a thesis of 20,000 words on a topic decided by you in consultation with your supervisor.
Honours in Ancient History allows you to specialise in a particular field and to write a major piece of research and develop worthwhile transferable skills of analysis and critical argumentation. The honours year can be the culmination of your study of Ancient History or a pathway to further research in our postgraduate program.
If you are considering an honours year in Ancient History, it is best to seek early advice on all the pathways open to you and the skills you will need to do your best. Formal prerequisites are:
If you are interested in undertaking Honours in Ancient History, please contact the Honours Coordinator Dr James Tan.
The fourth year honours program in Ancient History consists of two seminars and a thesis of 20,000 words on a topic decided by you in consultation with your supervisor.
Honours in Ancient History allows you to specialise in a particular field and to write a major piece of research and develop worthwhile transferable skills of analysis and critical argumentation. The honours year can be the culmination of your study of Ancient History or a pathway to further research in our postgraduate program.
If you are considering an honours year in Ancient History, it is best to seek early advice on all the pathways open to you and the skills you will need to do your best. Formal prerequisites are:
If you are interested in undertaking Honours in Ancient History, please contact the Honours Coordinator Dr James Tan.
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