ARC 491, ARC 492, ARC 493, ARC 494 – ARCHEOLOGY AND CLASSICS INDEPENDENT STUDY
The independent study is a course undertaken individually by upper-level students under the direction of a faculty member.
A required course schedule, together with a reading list, must be submitted by the student under the professor’s guidance. The course is designed to allow upper level students to examine historical periods, specialized topics, and single authors and to work on specific material or projects that have not been covered in regularly scheduled courses. Hours of meeting sessions may vary depending on the number of credit hours.
At the end of the course, the student will produce a research paper or a project. Students may take a maximum of six credit hours of independent study in their upper-level biennial.
Pre-requisites: Junior or Senior standing in Archeology and Classics.