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Announcements
for 3rd and 4th years:
4th
year students
Congratulations
on being finished!
See
you at graduation!!!
NB: The
word count includes everything except the bibliography
-- that means it includes all notes, the table
of contents, and any acknowledgements.
How to
hand in the dissertation:
- YOU MUST HAND IN TWO HARD COPIES OF THE DISSERTATION,
WITH THE APPROPRIATE FORM; MAKE SURE YOU ONLY
PUT YOUR EXAM NUMBER ON THE COVER PAGE.
PLEASE
DO NOT BIND ANY FORMS INTO THE DISSERTATION --
THE FORMS NEED TO BE SEPARATE!
- YOU MUST ALSO PROVIDE AN ELECTRONIC COPY;
THE DROPBOX FOR THIS -- AND INSTRUCTIONS ON
HOW TO SUBMIT THE ELECTRONIC VERSION -- ARE
AVAILABLE ON WEBCT.
PLEASE
NOTE: The Copy Centre in the basement of DHT is
moving: from 12 March it will be located at 13
Infirmary Street.
Outline
timetable for the dissertation: click
here.
Requesting
Feedback on your Dissertation
Dissertation marks are not finalised until the
meeting of the History/Classics/Archaeology Examination
Board in June of each year. After that meeting,
you can ask to see the feedback comments made
by markers on your Dissertation, and can make
an appointment to discuss these comments with
your Supervisor. (If your Supervisor is no longer
in Edinburgh, the Dissertation Coordinator should
be able to suggest another member of staff you
can talk to instead.) Requests to view markers'
comments should be made to Undergraduate Reception
in the first instance, or by emailing your Dissertation
Secretary.
The
dissertation database is now live; click
here to access old dissertations. Examples of
past dissertations can also be viewed in the Undergraduate
Reception (G08); ask at the desk for the Classics
samples.
3rd
year students:
Thank you
for submitting your proposals; you will be notified
at your home address in the summer (July) about
your supervisor(s). Please use the summer to get
started on your research; see the outline timetable
below.
Outline
timetable for the dissertation: click
here.
Powerpoints
on using the library:
Making
the most of the library
Endnote
Web introduction
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