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Scottish Literature and Scottish History (MA)
This degree was previously known as Scottish Literature and Scottish Historical Studies (MA).
Degree Type: Combined Honours
UCAS Code: QV22
NYT Course S L CT
1   Scottish Literature 1 G 8 40
Scottish History 1 E 8 40
Further course(s) A-Q 7/8 40
2 Scottish Literature 2 G 8 40
The Making of Modern Scotland 2: c.1680 to the Present E 8 40
Further course(s) A-Q 7/8 40
3 # English Literature 3 Honours Core/Option course (semester 1) G 10 20
English Literature 3 Honours Core/Option course (semester 2) G 10 20
Honours Courses in Scottish History E 10 40
Honours courses/dissertation* work in English Literature   and/or in Scottish History† E, G 10 40
4 English Literature 4 Honours Core/Option course (semester 1) G 10 20
English Literature 4 Honours Core/Option course (semester 2) G 10 20
Special Subject in Scottish History E 10 40
either Dissertation in Scottish History E,G 10 40
or English Literature Dissertation Part II and a further 20 credits in either subject E,G 10 40
* Honours degrees must include 40 credits of dissertation work. Where this is taken in English Literature a 20 credit unit towards the dissertation will be taken in third year, and a 20 credit completion unit in fourth year. Where the dissertation is taken in Scottish History Studies the 40 credit unit will be undertaken in fourth year.
N.B. In selecting courses in 3rd and 4th Year, students must choose their courses with the relevant Scottish content from the list of English Literature courses which will be made available to them in the previous session.
† Further information about Honours courses and their availability, including restrictions on choice will be made available for students.
# Entry to year 3 normally requires a pass at 50% or above at the first attempt in Scottish Literature 2.
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