The selection committee for each course consists of the Dean of the Faculty or the Chair of the relevant Board of Studies and other members who may be approved by the Professorial Board on the recommendation of that Faculty or Board of Studies. Any other factor approved by the Professional Board and Council on the recommendation of the relevant Faculty or Board of Studies.
The Graduate Sub-quota
Assistance in choosing subjects will be provided by staff in the Associate Dean's Department in the faculty office prior to enrolment. There is an opportunity for students to change their plans in the light of their experiences in the first and second years.
Any two of—
OPTION 'C'
A./Com
A./Mus
Arts students should note that in the combined course constitutional and legal history is a requirement for the law degree. The credit does not take effect until the completion of certain subjects in the third year of the LL.B.
BENGALI 1 CHINESE 1
FRENCH 1A
CHINESE 2
FRENCH 2A
FRENCH 3
SWEDISH 1 SYRIAC 1
INDONESIAN &
SWEDISH 3
LINGUISTICS 3 Criminology
PUBLIC
GOVERNMENT &
POLITICAL
No student may enrol for International Relations or Public
GEOGRAPHY ЭА
STUDIES 38
Students should note that, unless otherwise specified, a Level 2 subject may not be taken unless the corresponding Level 1 subject has been completed; similar to 2nd and 3rd class subjects.
Japanese 2
No other combination is acceptable as a degree without the special permission of the Faculty through the Associate Dean. Students should note carefully that some of the later year courses listed here cannot be taken without specific prerequisites.
Age of Politics 2A (approved History 31 (American) Revolutions) units)
A. PRELIMINARY
The duration of the M.A. preliminary course varies according to the qualifications of the student in the appropriate school. In general, departments require candidates to meet the standard of the B.A. honors) work in that school.
A. EXAMINATION
Except in special circumstances and with the permission of the faculty, no thesis or course work will be examined unless the candidate presents himself for the examination within four years of the commencement of his candidate, or in the event that he has been granted leave of absence per the maximum period of one year within five years from the beginning of his candidacy. Course Description Available advanced study and research under one or more supervisors appointed by the Board and upon completion must submit a satisfactory thesis showing the results of his research.
Degree of Bachelor of Arts
- The degree of bachelor of Arts may be obtained either as an ordinary degree or as a degree with honours
- Repealed
- An applicant for candidature for the degree of bachelor of Arts (degree with honours) shall —
- English Language and Literature F. French Language and Literature
- Economics I. Political Science
- Mathematical Statistics
- Russian Language and Literature N. Fine Arts
- History and Philosophy of Science P. Geography
- Chinese
- Italian Language and Literature S. Indian Studies
- Computer Science
- The subjects of the course must be passed in accordance with section 8 hereof so far as It Is applicable and in accordance with such
- The faculty may direct for any subject or part of a subject that the final examination shall be held at the same time as the annual exami-
- In addition to the class lists for the final examination in each honour school there shall be a separate class list for the final examination in each
- No candidate may be placed in the class list at the final examination more than twice in the same school or combined honour course
- A candidate who has failed to obtain a place in the class list of any examination may —
- Where a candidate desires to abandon the course for the degree with honours and to proceed with the course for the ordinary degree the
- Repealed
- A person who has obtained the ordinary degree may with approval of the faculty be admitted as a candidate for the degree with honours
- A candidate who has been placed in the class list at the final examination in any school or combined honour course may subsequently
- For the purposes of Regulation 6.1 prizes, exhibitions and scholar- ships in the subjects of the course shall be awarded on such conditions
- This temporary regulation shall expire on 31st March, 1978.]
A person who has obtained the ordinary degree can, with the faculty's approval, be admitted as a candidate for the degree with distinction. The faculty must (notwithstanding § 16) prescribe what further work must be carried out by the candidate before he can be admitted to the final examination.
Degree of Master of Arts
- A person may be a candidate for the degree of master of Arts if - (a) he has completed the course for the degree of bachelor of Arts with
- Before commencing the course each candidate must obtain the approval of the faculty for his candidature and for his course and must
- The preliminary examination for a candidate who has completed the course for the degree of bachelor of Arts (ordinary degree) or is a
- A candidate shall enter his name with the Registrar not later than the end of the third week of the first term of the year in which he com-
- Classical Studies В. History
- Philosophy D. Mathematics
- History and Philosophy of Science P. Geography
- Oriental Studies
- Italian Language and Literature
- A candidate shall ordinarily pursue his advanced studies through not less than one academic year, but if any candidate be engaged in employ-
- A candidate who has fulfilled the conditions prescribed and Is a bachelor of Arts or a graduate in some other faculty of not less than one
- Notwithstanding any statute or regulation to the contrary, candidates who at or before the examination held in the fourth term 1935 obtained
Provided that no candidate who is only an ordinary Bachelor of Arts, or who is only a Bachelor of another Faculty, who is educated as such without distinction, shall. A candidate who has fulfilled the prescribed conditions and is a Bachelor of Arts or a candidate from another faculty of at least one Bachelor of Arts or a candidate from another faculty of at least one year's standing may be admitted to the degree of Master of Arts.
Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
- A candidate for the degree of doctor of Philosophy must
- After being accepted he must pursue a course of advanced study and research in the University for such period (being not less than two
- A candidate may be required during his course to attend lectures and practical work in subjects prescribed by the Board
- If the Board is of opinion that a candidate is not making satisfactory progress it may terminate his course or make such changes In the condi-
- On completing the course of advanced study and research a candi- date must present a satisfactory thesis embodying the results of his
- A candidate in submitting his thesis shall state generally in a preface and specifically in notes the sources from which his information is
- A candidate may not present as his thesis any work for which a degree has been conferred on him in this or another university, but he
- Candidates who have fulfilled the prescribed conditions may be admitted to the degree of doctor of Philosophy
Regulations (b) a member of the University staff may be accepted as a part-time candidate for the degree, after which the Council prescribes a minimum period for the duration of his course. The candidate must also satisfy the examiners in such written, oral or practical examinations as may be required by the Board on the recommendation of the examiners.
Degree of Doctor of Letters
- A bachelor of Arts may at any time after seven years from the com- pletion of his course for that degree become a candidate for the degree
- If the faculty is satisfied that a graduate in some other faculty has had an adequate training in letters the faculty may at any time after seven
- If the principal work submitted by a successful candidate has not been published the degree shall not be conferred until it has been pub-
- Candidates who have fulfilled the prescribed conditions may be admitted to the degree of doctor of Letters
Provided that he expressed his intention in the application for admission and stated in the thesis presentation the part of the work thus included. A candidate may not submit for examination any work for which a degree has been obtained in any University, or without the permission of the Faculty any work previously presented for any such degree.
Post-graduate Diploma in French Studies
A person may be a candidate for the post-graduate diploma in French studies if—
If the main work submitted by a successful candidate has not been published, the degree will not be awarded until it has been published the degree will not be awarded until it has been published in whole or in part in a form satisfactory to the Faculty, unless for special reasons the Board decides exemption is granted on the advice of the faculty. Candidates who have fulfilled the eligibility requirements may be admitted to the degree of Doctor of Letters.
The courses of study available, the duration of each course and the syllabus of each subject of the examination shall be prescribed an-
Diploma in Caminocogyt
A person may be a candidate for the diploma in Criminology if he has—
A candidate who has obtained credit for any subject of the course for the Diploma in Criminology before the 31st day of December 1970 may complete the course on such conditions as the Board of Studies may determine.
Post-graduate Diploma in Geography
Regulations (iii) have completed a course approved by the Professorial Council on the recommendation of the faculty for the purposes of the diploma; and. The available study courses, the duration of each course, the syllabus for each subject, and the examination or assessment requirements for each subject are prescribed annually by the Professorial Council on the recommendation of the faculty and published with the details of subjects. .
Ii) have completed a course in a related discipline approved by the faculty. a) pursue a course of advanced study for at least one academic year as a full-time student or two academic years as a part-time student, and shall attend such lectures and classes, and perform such laboratory or field work as may. prescribed by the Professor's Council on the recommendation of the faculty and published in the details of subjects; and. The available study courses, the duration of each course and the syllabus of each examination subject are prescribed annually by the Professorial Council on the recommendation of the faculty and published together with the details of subjects.
DETAILS OF SUBJECTS
The Language Center provides the language laboratory facilities for a wide range of courses offered by various Arts Departments. Self-teaching facilities in a variety of languages are offered, and the Language Center works together to run holiday courses in a number of languages.
102-302 GERMAN READING COURSE
ENGLISH FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS
DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICAL STUDIES
B. Students intending to take this course must either have passed Ancient Greek at Higher School Certificate (or reached an equivalent
Students intending to attend summer school should contact the department before the end of January. A basic training course in the Greek language together with the study of selected texts designed to provide an introduction to Greek tragedy.
104-201 ANCIENT GREEK PART 2 (PASS)
104-301 ANCIENT GREEK PART 3 (PASS)
104-112 LATIN PART 1A
No more than two 3-hour papers: written work completed during the year and classroom tests count towards the result. continue to Latin Part II, but permission may be granted in special cases. When determining the result, written work and classroom tests taken during the year are taken into account.
104-102 LATIN PART 1
Written work completed during the year and class tests will be taken into account when determining the result. Written work completed during the year and class tests will be taken into account when determining the result.
Language—translation, composition, dictation, conversation
Erotokritos, Book II, Galaxies
Up to two 3-hour tests on the studied literature (the first on unit 1, the second on units 2 and 3) and an oral test (with questions on prescribed texts) at the end of the year. Third-year students as for second-year students, except that there will also be assignments and a semester test on the language question.
104-212 MODERN GREEK 2C (PASS) 104-312 MODERN GREEK 3C (PASS)
The third-year seminar on the history of the language question will be based on selected readings. Greek history, Greek literature and Greek art, and will focus largely, but not exclusively, on Athens of the sixth and fifth centuries B.C.
104-203 CLASSICAL STUDIES 2В 104-303 CLASSICAL STUDIES 36
Students will be required to submit two essays (between 1500 and 2500 words) during the course. Particular emphasis will be placed on the following topics: i) The Roman Empire and the first Christians. iii).
104-204 CLASSICAL STUDIES 2C 104-304 CLASSICAL STUDIES 3C
SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES
- The course for the degree with honours In the school of Classical Studies comprises the following subjects
- In their first year, prospective honours candidates will take Ancient Greek part 1 (pass), Latin part 1 (pass) and two additional subjects
- Candidates will be examined in the subjects of Ancient Greek part 2 and Latin part 2 at the annual examination at the end of the second year
- The final examination in the school of Classical Studies will be held in two parts, part I at the end of the third year, part I1 at the end of the
- Prescribed Ancient Greek authors
- Historical and literary studies connected with prescribed Ancient Greek authors
- Historical and literary studies connected with prescribed Latin authors
- Comparative philology (according to the year in which lectures are given)
- Extensive reading in Ancient Greek
- Extensive reading In Latin
- Ancient Greek unseen translation
- Latin unseen translation
- Latin literature
- Ancient Greek literature
- Ancient Greek special studies
- Latin special studies
- Comparative philology (according to the year in which lectures are given)
Candidates are examined in the subjects of Ancient Greek part 2 and Latin part 2 at the annual examination at the end of the second year. At the end of the third year, candidates are examined in translations from Ancient Greek and Latin.
104-261 ANCIENT GREEK PART 2 (HONS)
In addition to the curriculum sections listed above, honors students are required to take the special studies listed below in several subjects.
104-361 ANCIENT GREEK PART 3 (HONS)
In addition to the prescribed holiday work, students must submit two essays of a maximum of 3,000 words each during the year. Historical and Literary Studies Associated with the Prescribed Literature: A 3-hour paper or equivalent assessment.
104-461 ANCIENT GREEK PART 4 (HONS)
104-262 LATIN PART 2 (HONS)
Language exercises, written work done during the year and class tests will be taken into account when determining the result. As for Latin Part 2 (courts) (ii) Two special studies. vi) (For Pure School only) Comparative Philology.
104-462 LATIN PART 4 (HONS)
By thesis only
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE Chair of Department: Professor P. Students taking Computer Science units will spend time on practical assignments in addition to lectures, practice classes and tutorials. Credit at Grade 1 level can be offered to students who have successfully completed units CS101 or 111, CS102 and CS103, which are detailed below.
Practical work must be completed before the end of the semester and will be assessed as part of the exam. Students should take into account that CS211 can only be taken with the permission of the chairperson of the Department of Informatics.
622-300 COMPUTER SCIENCE 300 (PASS)
Practical work must be completed before the end of the term and will be assessed as part of the exam. Practical work must be completed before the end of the term and will be assessed as part of the exam.
191-802 CRIMINOLOGY В
A student choosing the combination Chinese 2A and Politics unit in 2nd year would enrol as follows
A student choosing the combination Chinese 1A and % of East Asian Studies (Chinese) would enrol as follows
East Asian Studies 3) A student who, with special approval of the department and of the Faculty, is permitted by the Sub-Dean to enroll in any one half-subject in any one year, must enroll as follows:. The student will retain credit for the half-subject passed in 1977 only in the sense that they are exempt from repeating that half-subject but they will only be credited with the full subject Chinese Studies 1X after completing the second half-subject in 1978.
156-101 CHINESE 1
The results of the tests and of periodic short oral tests and of the written exercises will be taken into account in the final examination. The results of the term tests and of the written assignments will be taken into account.
156-111 CHINESE 1A (half subject)
The department will issue a supplementary reading list as well as additional teaching material in the form of mimeographed sheets. One of the purposes of the tests is to prepare students for the annual examination and to show them where they stand in relation to the previous term's work.
156-201 CHINESE 2 (PASS)
See Nai-an (Buck Pearl tr) All Men Are Brothers, Grove Press NY Ts'ао Hsüeh-ch'in (Wang Chi-chef tr) Dream of the Red Chamber,. See Nai-an (Buck Pearl tr) All Men Are Brothers, Grove Press NY Ts'ao HsQeh-ch'ln (Wang Chi-chef tr) Dream of the Red Chamber,.
156-301 CHINESE 3 (PASS)
- papers. The first will consist of translation from and into modern Chinese (unseen), the second of translation from newspaper
- paper with questions on the prescribed texts in modern and classical Chinese
- The course for the honours school in Chinese comprises the follow- ing subjects
- Admission to the honours school is conditional upon a satisfactory performance in first year and must be approved by the faculty through
- Intending honours students are strongly advised to take Chinese 1A in their first year
- Admission to the honours school is also possible in the third year on the recommendation of tho chairman of the department for candi-
- Candidates in their second year will normally take Chinese 2 (hofs), Early Modern Chinese 2 and an additional second year subject
- In their third year candidates will take Chinese 3 (hofs), Early Modern Chinese 3 and Chinese 3В (hofs)
- In the fourth year candidates will take Chinese 4 together with Early Modern Chinese 4
- Majors or two-year sequences in the following subjects are thought to be particularly useful for students in the honours school of Chinese
- Students who take Chinese in a combined honours course will be exempted from Early Modern Chinese 2 - 4 and Chinese 36 (hone). The
- or 3-hour paper on the prescribed texts
- paper of translation from Modern and Classical Chinese (unseen). paper of translation Into Chinese (unseen) and
Candidates in the pure school will take this as part of the examination for Early Modern Chinese 3 and 4. The results of weekly assignments and tests and essays will be taken into account.
156-462 EARLY MODERN CHINESE 4
- paper on the prescribed texts together with questions on Chinese poetry and the classical text prescribed for Chinese 4
- whole subject) and Japanese Studies 1X (i.e
- whole subject) and A (half subject) farming the first half of Japanese Studies 2
- whole subject) and A (half subject) forming the second half of Japanese Studies 2
- Third year
- Students may take Japanese 3A in either second or third year. If they take the full subject East Asian Studies 1,
The exam takes into account the results of the tests and the weekly assignments. The weekly exercises are taken into account when determining the result of the exam.
156-221 JAPANESE 2 (full subject)
The results of the tests and the translations will be taken into account when determining the result of the test. The results of the written assignments and the semester tests will be taken into account when determining the test result.
156-140 EAST ASIAN STUDIES PART 1
The results of the fortnightly compositions and term tests will be taken into account when determining the result of the examination. East Asian Studies will be taught by staff from the Japanese section of the department.
316-151 ECONOMICS 1A (ARTS)
Particular attention is drawn to the regulation which states that Economic Geography, Regional Development and Regional Development in Asia may not be taken in any course that does not include a major in Economics. Alchian A A & Allen W R University Economics, Prentice-Hall 1964 Lipsey R G Introduction to Positive Economics, Weidenfeld & Nicolson or.
316-301 ECONOMICS Cl
316-302 ECONOMICS C2
Perkins J O N & Sullivan J E The Banks and the Capital Market, MUP Other publications referenced in lectures.
316-303 ECONOMICS C3
316-304 ECONOMICS C4
316-305 ECONOMICS C5
Budget Speech Aust Government Pub Service in Canberra last year Other publications as mentioned in lectures. Nove A Soviet Economy - An Introduction, with cover Praeger Texts and other publications as mentioned in the lectures.
316-202 STATISTICAL METHOD
321-101 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
A comparative study of regional development in Asian countries, currently Japan, China, Indonesia, India and Malaysia. Models of regional development in Asia: diffusion and backwash, cumulative causation, center, periphery, primacy, rank-size, dualism.
321-301 URBAN ECONOMIC STUDIES
321-361 THIRD YEAR FINAL HONOURS URBAN ECONOMIC STUDIES
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC HISTORY 326-111 ECONOMIC HISTORY A. Students must attend two lectures and one tutorial weekly. Ashworth William A Short History of the International Economy since 1850, 3rd edition, Longman London paperback 1975.
326-212 ECONOMIC HISTORY 2C (PASS)
326-213 ECONOMIC HISTORY 2D (PASS)
Students will be required to submit written work at specific times throughout the year. See Economic History 2C for details on this subject, but additional research work will be required.
326-361. METHODOLOGY OF ECONOMIC HISTORY
SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
- The course for the degree with honours in the school of Economics comprises the following subjects
- In his first year, a candidate should take the courses in Economic History A, Economics 1A, the first of the additional sequence of subjects
In the third year, candidates should take Economics 3 and the third part of the additional set of subjects. A maximum of one 3-hour paper and written assignment as prescribed at the beginning of the year.
326-373 ECONOMIC HISTORY 3E (HONS)
326-375 HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT 3 (HONS)
Candidates who have been awarded first or upper second class honours in the final examination for the degree of BA or BCom with
Applicants must apply for approval of their proposed course of study by the last Friday in January of the year in which they begin their course of study. Once approved, candidates must register in the student register and re-register for each subsequent year of the approved course.
The course of advanced studies will include
Examination
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Regular attendance of exercises is expected, and students who do not submit the required exercises and essays by the deadlines without the formal permission of the host will not be recognized for the course. A student who does not submit the required written work within the deadline without the official permission of the institution will not be recognized for the course.
106-201 ENGLISH PART 2
- SCHOOL OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (For possible combinations with this school see pp. 490 ff.)
- B.—(i) any thesis submitted after the due date without the formal permission of the chairman of department will be substantially penalized;
- First year
- Second year
- Third year: Final Honours, Part I
- Fourth Year: Final Honours, Part ll
Joyce A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (Also in The Essentiel James Joyce, Penguin). For the Honors degree in the Pure English School, these additional subjects must include at least Part 1 of a language (other than English) approved by the Head of Department.
106-261 ENGLISH LITERATURE PART 2
For sections (i) and (ii) of the syllabus: the number of exam papers to be taken will not exceed three. Those that need to be available, along with recommended reading for each, will be listed on the department's bulletin board before the end of the previous year.
106-462 ENGLISH LITERATURE PART 4
Some of the above papers may not be available and others may be added in a particular year.
106-463 ENGLISH LANGUAGE PART 4
Also prepare a thesis of approximately 25,000 words on a topic approved by the chair of the department. Coursework should normally be done before, or concurrently with, the writing of the thesis.
106-205 LINGUISTICS 2 (PASS)
A major in Fine Arts consists of Fine Arts 1A, Fine Arts 2E, and in third year Fine Arts 3F or 3K
Normally, Fine Arts 1A is a requirement for Fine Arts 2E, and Fine Arts 1A and 2E are prerequisites for either class.
Normally Fine Arts 1A is a prerequisite for Fine Arts 2E, and Fine Arts 1A and 2E are prerequisites for either of the Grade
No external tuition is available in these subjects
111-101 FINE ARTS 1A
- A study of selected monuments from the 5th Century B.C. to the 19th century
- A study of the modern movement
- A study of Australian art
- to introduce students to the study of art in its context
- SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
- Byzantine Art and the West, Lend 1970
The percentage assigned to class and written work, and the details and nature of the examination papers (which will not exceed two 3-hour papers) will be available from the Fine Arts department at the beginning of the Academic Year. The percentage assigned to class and written work and the details and nature of the examination papers (which will not exceed two 3-hour papers) will be available from Fine Arts.
111-362 FINE ARTS 3K HONOURS (EUROPEAN ART HISTORY NINETEENTH AND EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURIES)
Class work and written work completed during the year will be included in the test. Class work, written work and visual tests completed during the year will be included in the test.
111-461 FINE ARTS 4R HONOURS (THEORY AND METHOD OF ART HISTORY AND ART CRITICISM)
Baudelaire: Selected Writings on Art and Artists, Penguin Classics 1972 Nochlin Linda Realism and Tradition in Art 1848 to 1900. The percentage allocated to classroom and written work and the details and nature of exam papers (containing no more than two 3-hour papers will be) will be available at the beginning of the academic year at the Department of Fine Arts.
111-462 FINE ARTS 4S HONOURS (SPECIAL STUDY IN ART HISTORY)
MAJORS and POSSIBLE VARIATIONS A major in French consists of
To be admitted to French Part 1, students should normally have passed French on the Higher School Certificate exam or an equivalent exam. Access to French part 1A is limited to students who have little or no knowledge of French.
WRITTEN WORK
However, students who do a major subject in French as under (a) above can extend their study of French within the framework of the 9-subject degree course by an additional French subject in second year and/or an additional French subject in third year to take year—see pp. Admission to parts 2A and 3 will require passing the preceding grade and will be subject to the approval of the chair.
ATTENDANCE AT LECTURES AND TUTORIALS
Le Bidois B et R Syntaxe du français moderne, 2 vols Paris Picard Martinon P Comment on parle en français, Paris Larousse. Tous les étudiants doivent posséder le • Shorter French and English Dictionary de Harrap (édition en un volume, entièrement révisée et augmentée, 1967) et la • A French Reference Grammar de Ferrar.
116-101 FRENCH PART 1
Robert P Dictionnaire alphabétique et analogue de la langue française, Littré E Dictionnaire de la langue française, Paris Hachette. Ferrar H A French Reference Grammar, 2nd ed OUP 1970 Mansion J E A Grammar of Present-Day French, Harrap Heath's New Practical French Grammar, Harrap.
116-102 FRENCH PART 1A
Successful completion of French 1A will be a prerequisite for French 2A. Students who have completed French 1A will be eligible to enroll in French 2 with the approval of the chair. Assessment will be done by periodic written and oral-listening tests throughout the year, supplemented by a 3-hour paper at the end of the year.
116-201 FRENCH PART 2 (PASS)
The number of students admitted to the course will be limited, and permission to enroll will be given by the head of the department or his deputy. The work in Unit 3 will be assessed by essay and interpretation during the year (see WRITTEN WORK above), supplemented by oral and written tests as deemed necessary.
116-202 MEDIEVAL FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
116-203 FRENCH PART 2A
The weekly language exercises will also be taken into account when determining exam results. The sections prescribed for translation in these books will be indicated on the departmental notice board.
116-301 FRENCH PART 3 (PASS)
The department reserves the right not to offer all units numbered 6(a), 6(b) and 6(c) above. The students must submit their choice of units for approval by the chairman of the department by 11 February 1977 at the latest.
Choix de poèmes, Manchester UP
116-302 MEDIEVAL FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 116-303 RENAISSANCE FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
AND LITERATURE
SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
- The course for the degree with honours in the school of French Language and Literature comprises the following subjects
- In their second year, candidates will take French part 2 thons), Medieval French Language and Literature, and a grade 2 subject in a
- In their third year, candidates will take French part 3 (hofs), and either Renaissance French Language and Literature or Comparative Studies
- The final examination will be held in two parts, part I in the third year and part I1 in the fourth year, and will comprise the following
To continue to the third year, they must be "recommended to continue" by the end of the second year. The third and fourth years are organized as a continuous course of study, but candidates sit preliminary final exams, both written and oral, at the end of the third year.
Formal examination papers
The head of the department will recommend such admission to candidates who have obtained at least second-class honors in the French part 1. Other candidates who wish to enroll in the honors must apply through the sub-dean for permission from the head of the department. For the philological and linguistic part of the diploma course, it is desirable that they have or acquire a working knowledge of Latin, but prior study of Latin is not a requirement for admission to the graduate school.
A thesis in French of approximately 10,000 words on an approved topic (not necessarily 20th century), to be prepared under the guidance
116-261 FRENCH PART 2 (HONS)
A course of four lectures per week throughout the year. i) Studies in Old French literature with special reference to epic cycles and lyric poetry. Studies in the old Provençal language and literature, etc. ii) Outline the history of the French language.
When determining the exam result, the weekly written work is also taken into account. The topic studied in the background course, which will vary from year to year, is usually chosen from the following: Folk-loro in medieval literature.
116-361 FRENCH PART 3 (RONS)
- Prose, unseen, composition, grammar (1 hour per week)
- Nineteenth century fiction (1 hour per week) Unit 4: Twentieth century fiction and drama (1 hour per week)
- One of the following: (1 hour per week) (a) French poetry from Hugo to
- papers (the first on unit 7; the second on unit 6); terminal tests in unseen translation into French; in second term a test in unseen
The work in the 3rd unit will be checked with mid-year essays and interpretation (see WRITTEN WORK above). The work in the 4th unit will be evaluated on the basis of seminar assignments and participation in seminar discussions.
116-363 RENAISSANCE FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (HONS)
116-364 COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN OLD FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (HONs)
116-461 FRENCH PART 4
Applied stylistics (creative written (1 hour per week) language)
Twentieth century fiction and drama (2 hours per week) Unit 4: One of the following
