Syllabus B enables graduates in another related discipline, such as for example Classics, history, archaeology, or linguistics, to convert to Egyptology through a graduate level course that offers a certain amount of specialisation, including a significant element of advanced research. It is also usually the recommended pathway for those who have had only a basic training in Egyptian language in their undergraduate degrees. In the first year of Syllabus B you will share Middle Egyptian language classes (three hours a week) and lectures on history and culture (two hours week) with first year undergraduates. You will take a core course and write a dissertation. The study of ancient Egyptian language and textual culture lies at the heart of the degree and is generally a major component of both Syllabus A and B. The principal focus throughout both syllabuses is on detailed familiarity with the primary textual sources, studied in the original language and through the original manuscripts where possible, and with various methods and approaches. Use of a range of interpretive and analytical approaches to the primary sources is integral to the course, including, for example, historiographical and/or literary-critical frameworks; overall there is an emphasis on texts as artefacts in a material context. During the second year of both Syllabus A and B, you will write a dissertation.
| QS 综合 | 院校 | 学制 | 学费 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 第 6 位 | 剑桥大学University of Cambridge | 1年 | 37176英镑/年 |