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Facultas Historiae

The Facultas Historiae has two subjects, Roman History and Greek History. In both of these subjects in the future there will be several courses offered, but for the time being only one introductory-level course is offered at each.

• course title: Roman History I
• course code: RHI-P-1
• type of course: lecture course
• level of course: introductory/preliminary
• year of study: 1st
• semester/trimester: next start at 26th, May 2008
• number of credits allocated: 3cr
• name of the lecturer: C. Curius Saturninus
• objective of the course: To learn about general chronology of Roman history and main characteristics of each period in Roman history.
• prerequisites: none
• course contents: 13 lectures and homework
• recommended reading: all material is supplied during the course
• teaching methods: Each week of the course a new lecture is studied and homework given. Teacher is available to answer questions from students.
• assessment methods: homework performance
• language of instruction: English


• course title: Greek History I
• course code: GHI-P-1
• type of course: lecture course
• level of course: introductory/preliminary
• year of study: 1st
• semester/trimester: next start at 20th, October 2008
• number of credits allocated: 1cr
• name of the lecturer: C. Curius Saturninus
• objective of the course: To learn about general chronology of Greek history and main characteristics of each period in Greek history.
• prerequisites: none
• course contents: 9 lectures and homework
• recommended reading: all material is supplied during the course
• teaching methods: Each week of the course a new lecture is studied and homework given. Teacher is available to answer questions from students.
• assessment methods: homework performance
• language of instruction: English