General Catalog 1994-1995
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Language Requirement The use of foreign languages is an essential tool for the comparative historian. Each student will be expected to pass, upon admission, one I language examination testing the ability to read historical prose with a !
dictionary. The second language examination must be passed before taking the qualifying examination. All students must show competent 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 French or German.
Qualifying Examination Each student will take the qualifying examination at the end of the fourth term. Any student who has failed to complete the qualifying examination by the fifth term will be dropped from the program.
Category The student will normally define a dissertation topic in the term preceding the qualifying examination but in no case later than the end of the fifth term in the program.
For the "category examination," students will make an oral presentation setting their proposed dissertation topic in comparative perspective.
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Language Requirement The use of foreign languages is an essential tool for the comparative historian. Each student will be expected to pass, upon admission, one I language examination testing the ability to read historical prose with a !
dictionary. The second language examination must be passed before taking the qualifying examination. All students must show competent 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 French or German.
Qualifying Examination Each student will take the qualifying examination at the end of the fourth term. Any student who has failed to complete the qualifying examination by the fifth term will be dropped from the program.
Category The student will normally define a dissertation topic in the term preceding the qualifying examination but in no case later than the end of the fifth term in the program.
For the "category examination," students will make an oral presentation setting their proposed dissertation topic in comparative perspective.
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