Johdanto antiikin kulttuureihin

On successful completion of this course, you should be able to:

• Discuss the historical development of the ancient world and the different types of material culture connected to it.
• Use academic resources connected to the study of the ancient world.

Completion methods

The course will be offered primarily in the form of contact teaching, but an independent study option is available as well. Attendance requirements will be discussed at course start.

Assessment practices and criteria

Course organized in the form of contact teaching: final essay, student presentations and/or discussion group reports; other assessment methods may also apply. Alternatively, independently written assignment. Grading scale: 0–5. The assessment practices used are directly linked to the learning outcomes and teaching methods of the course.

Activities and methods in support of learning

When organized in the form of contact teaching, the course will consist of (guest) lectures, group discussions, seminar sessions and/or other suitable activities. The course is reflective and student-based. The completion of the course includes in-class assignments as well as a final essay.

Target groups

Obligatory course for students of study modules KUKA-AN500 and KUKA-AN510. Available to students from other study tracks and programmes.

Schedule

The aim is to offer the course in the form of contact teaching yearly in Teaching Period 1.