Students will be asked to devise their own topic and question for their dissertation, with the guidance of the module convenor and an appropriate supervisor. There is, therefore, no specified curriculum as such. This is a student-led module, designed to encourage independent learning, research and thought.
Total Contact Hours: 6
Dissertation (12,000 words) - 100%
To be determined by the individual student in consultation with the supervisor.
The following title in particular may be of use:
Swetnam, D. and Swetnam, R. (2009). Writing Your Dissertation: A Guide to Planning, Preparing and Presenting First Class Work, revised edition, Oxford: How to Books Ltd
Students will be able to navigate various complex disciplinary approaches to the idea of European culture;
Students will be able to display detailed and systematic understanding of knowledge of a specialist area(s) of research within the chosen field;
Students will be able to demonstrate clear expression of sound judgements and independent conclusions with respect to the emerge since the Enlightenment of ideas regarding the social, political or cultural nature of Europe;
Students will be able to demonstrate the originality and relevance of their research to wider themes within their field of study relating to European Culture.
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