Ancient World Studies

Major/Minor/Specialisation !B-ARTS-MAJ+1000 (2010)

Note: This is an archived Handbook entry from 2010.

Year and Campus: 2010

Coordinator

Professor Antonio Sagona
Email:a.sagona@unimelb.edu.au

Contact

Arts & Music Student Centre
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Overview: see course overview
Objectives: see course objectives
Structure & Available Subjects:

A major in Ancient World Studies comprises eight 12.5-point subjects:

Level 1 (25 points)

  • One Ancient World Studies subject
  • One Interdisciplinary Foundation subject

Level 2

  • 37.5 points of level 2 subjects
Level 3
  • 37.5 points of level 3 subjects, including the compulsory capstone subject 131-310 Interpreting the Ancient World
Total 100 points

A minor in Ancient World Studies consists of six 12.5-point subjects, totalling 75 points and comprising:

Level 1 (25 points)

  • One Ancient World Studies subject
  • One lnterdisciplinary Foundation subject

Level 2

  • 25 points of level 2 subjects
Level 3
  • 25 points of level 3 subjects
Total 75 points

The capstone subject is only available to students completing the major.
Subject Options:

Level 1

12.5 points
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Level 2

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Semester 2
12.50

Level 3

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Semester 2
12.50

Level 3 Capstone

The capstone subject is compulsory for students completing a major in Ancient World Studies and is not available to students in the minor or as breadth
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Related Course(s): Bachelor of Arts

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