ࡱ> CEBM 6bjbj== .JWW6 lXXXXXXXl  l $ X :XX ::: X X : ::XX mIl .0::llXXXXDEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN CULTURAL HISTORY (JOINT PROGRAMMES) Students must also comply with the University General Regulations and the Supplementary Regulations for the Degree of Master of Arts. The courses listed below are all compulsory for this degree. PROGRAMME YEAR 1 120 Credit points Cultural History is an inter-disciplinary programme. Students with a degree intention of joint honours Cultural History should normally achieve at least 40 credit points from Level 1 courses in Anthropology, Religious Studies, History, History of Art, Philosophy, Sociology, or culture courses within the School of Language and Literature PROGRAMME YEAR 2 120 Credit points Level 2 students with a degree intention of joint honours Cultural History should normally achieve at least 60 credit points in Level 2 courses in Anthropology, Cultural History, Religious Studies, History, History of Art, History and Philosophy of Science, Philosophy, Sociology, or culture courses within the School of Language and Literature PROGRAMME YEAR 3 120 Credit points First Half-SessionSecond Half-SessionCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit pointsCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit points60 credits from the following courses:CU 3009/ 3509Cultural History of Medicine30CU 3506Culture, Identity and Technology30CU 3008Civilisation?30HI 3092/3592Oral History: Practice and Theory *30CE 3575Celtic Myth in the Modern World: from Ossian to the New Age (2006/07 and alternate years thereafter)30With 60 credit points from the other subject  PLEASE SEE OVER ( PROGRAMME YEAR 4 120 Credit points First Half-SessionSecond Half-SessionCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit pointsCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit pointsCU 4028Aspects of Culture *30Plus CU 4506 (Cultural History Dissertation) or, for students taking a dissertation in their other subject, 30 credit points from the following courses:CU 4026/4526Cultures of Victorian Science and Technology 30CE 4575Celtic Myth in the Modern World: from Ossian to the New Age (2006/07 and alternate years thereafter)30EL 40BKFrankenstein to Einstein: Science and Literature30DR 4052/4552Interpreting Religious Fundamentalism30AT 4012/4512Material Culture and Museums *30SO 4523Sociology of Art and Culture *30HA 4057Critical Perspectives in Art History30HI 4015History Special Subject (menu restricted to courses listed below in note ii)30Plus 60 credit points from the other subject  NotesiThis amended programme takes effect from 2006-07. Candidates registered prior to 2006-07 will follow the amended programme in their appropriate years of study. Allowance should be made for this as students registered prior to 2006-07 progress through the programme.iiThe following courses may be taken from HI 4015 (History Special Subject): Religious Women: Literature and Lifestyles, 1200-1500 Imagining Britain Witchcraft, Magic and the Occult in the Early Modern Era*Please note that this course will not be available in session 2006/07Please note that this course will be available in session 2006/07 as CU 4026 only This information, whilst correct at the time of going to press, is subject to alteration without notice. Choice of courses may be restricted by degree regulations or timetabling, and are subject to approval by your Adviser(s) of Studies. 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