Anthropology, Material Culture, and Writing Practices in Medieval Western Europe

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Specialisation: Medieval History Module Type: Lecture + Tutorial Assessment and Exam Notes: - Core UE1 courses at L3 level are worth 7.5 ECTS - Complementary UE2 courses at L3 level are worth 5 ECTS - Master's seminars are worth 8 ECTS - Ancient languages are worth 5 ECTS - Modern languages are worth 2 ECTS - Core UE courses at L1-L2 levels are worth 8 ECTS - Complementary UE courses at L1-L2 levels are worth 5 ECTS - At undergraduate level, the final grade consists of continuous assessment and a final written exam. Exchange students are offered an oral exam option replacing the written exam, subject to their home university's requirements. - At master's level, exam formats vary. Please contact the relevant instructors. - For each course, ECTS credits are awarded if you achieve a minimum average of 10/20 in the subject (50% continuous assessment / 50% final exam). Catalogue Notes: - The study contract (maximum 30 credits per semester) is mandatory and must be approved by the EHS international relations delegate (see contacts). - Undergraduate exchange students are encouraged to select L3 level courses. - Master's students may choose L3 level courses or master's seminars. - It is also possible to take L1-L2 level courses, especially in foreign languages. - For any questions regarding your registration...