Course overview
The Classics Honours thesis is designed to prepare the student for independent research. This project of 15,000 words is based on extensive research in primary and secondary sources materials. It involves the development of a sustained argument around a specific topic. That topic will be one of the student's own choice, but is subject to approval by the Honours coordinator and supervisor.
Course learning outcomes
- Design a research project that can be completed within a specified time period.
- Complete a literature review to a high standard.
- Demonstrate detailed knowledge and understanding of a specific topic related to the Classical world.
- Show proficiency in applying the methodologies appropriate to that topic to solve a research problem.
- Demonstrate a high degree of intellectual independence and some capacity to undertake independent research.
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