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Master of Arts (Honours) by Coursework and Minor Thesis
(History)
This degree provides an option for students who wish to undertake
an Honours Masters degree in history without a major thesis.
The research component is still present in the minor thesis,
but the student is able to undertake subjects outside the
area of the thesis as well.
This is a degree based on a combination of coursework and
a minor thesis. The course is made up by taking three subjects
from the Masters schedule (which must include HIST 951 and
HIST 904) and a minor thesis of 20,000 words (HIST975).
Please note: for 2001 only, students may choose from the
Politics subjects in the Masters schedule for their third
coursework subject.
This course normally takes one year of full-time study or
two years part-time.
Entry Requirements
An Honours Bachelor degree in Arts (normally at Class II Division
I, or higher), with an honours major in History.
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MA (Hons) Minor thesis |
24 |
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Themes in History |
8 |
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Philosophy of History |
8 |
| Optional subjects
for 2001 only (students must choose one) |
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Advanced Topics in Politics |
8 |
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Political Theory: New
Departures for a New Millennium |
8 |
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Comparative Politics
in a New World Order |
8 |
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Politics of Developing
and Lesser Developed Countries |
8 |
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