Graduate School of Arts And Sciences 1989-1990
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Each student will be expected to pass, upon admission, one language examination testing the ability to read historical prose with a dictionary. The second language examination must be passed before the end of the student's second year of study. All students must show competence in French and German. Medieval students must also offer Latin. Students may in some instances petition to substitute a language appropriate to their research interests for either Frencn or German.
A student may be admitt...ed to candidacy for the Ph.D. degree when he or she has completed the course and residence requirements, demonstrated proficiency in the required foreign languages, passed the qualif)ing examination and gained approval of his or her dissertation topic by the faculty of the program.
When the student's dissertation committee accepts the completed dissertation, the candidate must defend it at a final oral examination.
Comparative History Courses of Instruction Seminars History 190a.
Historiography A critical analysis of classical historiography.
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Each student will be expected to pass, upon admission, one language examination testing the ability to read historical prose with a dictionary. The second language examination must be passed before the end of the student's second year of study. All students must show competence in French and German. Medieval students must also offer Latin. Students may in some instances petition to substitute a language appropriate to their research interests for either Frencn or German.
A student may be admitt...ed to candidacy for the Ph.D. degree when he or she has completed the course and residence requirements, demonstrated proficiency in the required foreign languages, passed the qualif)ing examination and gained approval of his or her dissertation topic by the faculty of the program.
When the student's dissertation committee accepts the completed dissertation, the candidate must defend it at a final oral examination.
Comparative History Courses of Instruction Seminars History 190a.
Historiography A critical analysis of classical historiography.
What to read after Graduate School of Arts And Sciences 1989-1990?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brandeis University. Graduate School of Arts And Sciences to read onlineMoreLess
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