DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS AND ANCIENT HISTORY
ASSESSED ESSAY DEADLINES
2015/2016
Essays must be submitted electronically via Tabula by 12 noon on the day they are due, at
the latest, or at any time beforehand. Please print out the Tabula receipt.
Please also print out your essay, fill out and sign the departmental cover-sheet, and submit
it, along with your Tabula receipt to the dept office by 12 noon on the day it is due, at the
latest, or at any time beforehand. Please ensure that both e- and printed versions of your essay
are identical. Please sign the logbook to show that the essay has been submitted.
Late submission without an authorised extension will attract a penalty of 5 marks per day,
starting at 12.01 on the due date. Extensions will only be authorised in exceptional
circumstances, via requests supported with independent documentation, only by the Head of
Department (Alison) and Director of Undergraduate Studies (David), whom you need to contact
well before the deadline (see department handbook).
WEEK
DAY/DATE
AUTUMN TERM
7
Monday 16 November
7
Wednesday 18 November
7
Wednesday 18 November
8
Monday 23 November
8
Wednesday 25 November
8
Wednesday 25 November
9
Monday 30 November
9
Tuesday 1 December
9
Wednesday 2 December
10
Monday 7 December
10
Tuesday 8 December
10
Tuesday 8 December
10
Wednesday 9 December
SPRING TERM
5
Tuesday 9 February
5
Wednesday 10 February
5
Wednesday 10 February
7
Monday 22 February
7
Monday 22 February
7
Tuesday 23 February
8
Monday 29 February
8
Tuesday 1 March
8
Wednesday 2 March
9
Monday 7 March
9
Tuesday 8 March
10
Wednesday 16 March
10
Monday 14 March
10
Friday 18 March
MODULE
Roman Economy
Greek Culture & Society
Democracy & Imperialism
Hellenistic World
Intro to Greek & Roman History
Gk Tragedy
Sex & Gender
Domestic Space
Receptions
Principles & Methods
Origins
Tiberius to Hadrian
Roman Culture & Society
Gk Tragedy
Greek Culture & Society
Democracy & Imperialism
Roman Economy
Intro to Greek & Roman History
Hellenistic World
Sex & Gender
Domestic Space
Receptions
Origins
Tiberius to Hadrian
Roman Culture & Society
Principles & Methods
Dissertation