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Advanced Papers
Click here for rules and guidance on selecting Advanced PapersClick here for rules and guidance on the assessment of Advanced Papers | M.Phil. students will also do some of their Advanced Papers
in 2009-2010, and should note that on present information
all of the papers listed will again be available in that
year, except for
In addition, it is possible that the following papers will also be available in 2009-2010:
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Each Advanced Paper will normally be taught in weekly sessions over one term or in fortnightly sessions over two terms. The precise timing and other arrangements should be settled with the tutor responsible for the paper. Details of the content of each paper are given in the main course booklet as well as on the course website.Schedule I Advanced Papers in Economic and Social History, and the History of Science, Medicine and TechnologyCourse synopses and bibliographies may be found at http://www.history.ox.ac.uk/ecohist/prospectus/advanced_papers.htm * Indicates that the term is negotiable or has not been finalized Candidates wishing to take a paper which is not part of one of the Master's courses in the History Faculty will also need the approval of the appropriate course convenor and the Graduate Studies Committee of the relevant faculty board or inter-faculty committee who need to be satisfied that each candidate has an adequate background in the subject.
For M. Phil. candidates the choices of paper in a relevant discipline or skill may be: 1. One of the papers from the M. Phil. in Economics specified below:
2. One of the papers from the M. Phil. in Sociology specified below:
3. One of the papers from the M.Phil. in Russian and East European Studies. 4. One suitable paper from another Master's degree under the auspices of the Faculty of History. 5. On the recommendation of your supervisor, a suitable paper in a related skill or discipline other than those specified in paragraphs 1 to 4 above. For M. Sc. candidates the choices of paper in a relevant discipline or skill may be: 1. One of the papers from the M. Phil. in Sociology specified below
2. One suitable paper from another Master's degree under the auspices of the Faculty of History. 3. On the recommendation of your supervisor, a suitable paper in a related skill or discipline other than those specified in paragraphs 1–2 above. Schedule II Advanced Papers are assessed according to the rules and practices of the department delivering the course. It is your responsibility to make sure you know how and when you will be assessed. Not all options may be available in any one year. |