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Attestation 40 ECTS en grec ancienMA - Social Sciences (SSP Program), Secondary Study Area
MA - Mise à niveau Grec ancien
BA - Cinéma, propédeutique (2013 ->)
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Certificate of 40 credits ECTS in Ancient Greek (2013 ->) |
Certificate of 40 credits ECTS in Ancient Greek - M25637 - Mandatory - Credits: 40.00
Code : A40-GRECLevel : Libre BaIntroduction courses in Ancient Greek - M25841 - Mandatory - Credits: 20.00 - Evaluation mode: Evaluation à moyenne
Code : A40-GREC-1Level : Libre BaGreek literature, diachronic linguistics and ancient history - M25842 - Mandatory
Code : A40-GREC-1-10Level : Libre BaHellenists or not Hellenists orientation - M25843 - Mandatory
Code : A40-GREC-1-20Level : Libre BaHellenists - M25844 - Optionnelle
Code : A40-GREC-1-2010Level : Libre BaNot Hellenists - M25845 - Optionnelle
Code : A40-GREC-1-2020Level : Libre Ba
Advanced courses in Ancient Greek - M25846 - Mandatory - Credits: 20.00 - Evaluation mode: Evaluation à crédits
Code : A40-GREC-2Level : Libre BaGreek mythology and literature - M25847 - Facultative
Code : A40-GREC-2-10Level : Libre BaStudy of the Greek language - M25848 - Facultative
Code : A40-GREC-2-20Level : Libre BaSupporting Courses - M25849 - Facultative
Code : A40-GREC-2-30Level : Libre Ba
Master of Arts (MA), Social Sciences (Secondary Study Area) (2007 ->) | |
Programme requirements : | The Master of Arts degrees with and without specialisation (120 ECTS credits and 90 ECTS credits respectively) both comprise a main discipline (60 ECTS credits) and, optionally, either a secondary discipline, or reinforcement programme (30 ECTS credits). The Master of Arts degree with specialisation also includes a specialisation programme with a volume of 30 ECTS credits. |
Duration : | Full time From 3 to 5 semesters, with exceptions, for the Master of Arts degree worth 90 ECTS credits and from 4 to 6 semesters, with exceptions, for the Master of Arts degree with specialisation worth 120 ECTS credits. 1 credit ECTS = 25-30 hours of workload Part time From 6 to 8 semesters, with exceptions, for the Master of Arts degree worth 90 ECTS credits and from 8 to 10 semesters, with exceptions, for the Master of Arts degree with specialisation worth 120 ECTS credits. 1 credit ECTS = 25-30 hours of workload |
Master of Arts (MA), Social Sciences (Secondary Study Area) - M12266 - Mandatory - Credits: 30.00
Level : MaîtriseSocial Sciences for Students in Humanities, Main Module - M12329 - Mandatory - Credits: 30.00 - Evaluation mode: Evaluation à crédits
Level : Maîtrise
Mise à niveau MA, Grec ancien (2013 ->) |
Mise à niveau MA, Grec ancien - M25551 - Mandatory - Evaluation mode: Evaluation à crédits
Code : NIV-GRECLevel : Mise à niveau MasterIntroduction courses in Ancient Greek - M26216 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-1Level : Mise à niveau MasterGreek literature, diachronic linguistics and ancient history - M26217 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-1-10Level : Mise à niveau MasterHellenists or not Hellenists orientation - M26218 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-1-20Level : Mise à niveau MasterHellenists - M26219 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-1-2010Level : Mise à niveau MasterNot Hellenists - M26220 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-1-2020Level : Mise à niveau Master
Enseignements de 2e partie en grec ancien - M26221 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-2Level : Mise à niveau MasterCommon Lessons - M26222 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-2-10Level : Mise à niveau MasterGreek literature and history texts - M26223 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-2-1010Level : Mise à niveau MasterAnthropology and studies of the Greek imagination - M26224 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-2-1020Level : Mise à niveau MasterGreek world Culture - M26225 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-2-1030Level : Mise à niveau MasterChoice Seminary - M26226 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-2-1040Level : Mise à niveau MasterList of courses :
Courses Teacher(s) Hours per week Type Semester Status Credits Theater Workshop TALMA- Apuleius' Metamorphoses on stage. Matteo Capponi, Olivier Thévenaz Practical work Annual Optional 3.00 Literary Studies : Pseudo-Quintilien, Major Declamations Danielle Van Mal-Maeder 2 Seminar Autumn semester Optional 2.00 Literary Studies : Horace, The Odes: Poetics and Literary Traditions Olivier Thévenaz 2 Seminar Spring semester Optional 2.00 History and Reception of Classical Litterature. Phaedra. From origins to parody. Matteo Capponi 2 Course+Seminar Autumn semester Optional 3.00 Introduction to the Latin Language I - BI Automne Brigitte Maire 2 Course+Practical work Autumn semester Optional 2.00 Introduction to the Latin Language I - DI Automne Julien Pingoud 2 Course+Practical work Autumn semester Optional 2.00 Introduction to the Latin Language I - AI Automne Cédric Roduit 2 Course+Practical work Autumn semester Optional 2.00 Introduction to the Latin Language I - CI Automne Brigitte Maire 2 Course+Practical work Autumn semester Optional 2.00 Introduction to the Latin Language I - CB Automne Brigitte Maire 2 Course+Practical work Autumn semester Optional 2.00 Introduction to the Latin Language I - CB printemps Olivier Thévenaz 2 Course+Practical work Spring semester Optional 2.00 Introduction to the Latin Language II - DII Printemps Julien Pingoud 2 Course+Practical work Spring semester Optional 2.00 Introduction to the Latin Language II - BII Printemps Olivier Thévenaz 2 Course+Practical work Spring semester Optional 2.00 Introduction to the Latin Language II - AII Printemps Olivier Thévenaz 2 Course+Practical work Spring semester Optional 2.00 Introduction to the Latin Language II - CB Printemps Brigitte Maire 2 Course+Practical work Spring semester Optional 2.00 Roman religion, an Introduction : Roman Religion during the Republic Eric Chevalley 2 Course+Seminar Spring semester Optional 2.00 Introduction to Greek epigraphy. Health and healing in ancient Greece: gift of Gods or art of men? Anne Bielman 2 Course+Seminar Spring semester Optional 3.00 Introduction to Oscan Robin Meyer, Antoine Viredaz 2 Course+Seminar Autumn semester Optional 4.00 'The French Muse speaking in Greek and Latin' : Poetic inspiration and imitation of the ancients in the works of Du Bellay, Ronsard and Louise Labé Olivier Thévenaz 2 Seminar Autumn semester Optional 3.00 Diachronical Linguistics Robin Meyer 2 Course+Seminar Spring semester Optional 4.00 Greek Literature and Digital Humanities. Greek Tragedy at the digital turn. The example of Sophocles' Aias David Bouvier 2 Course+Seminar Spring semester Optional 3.00 Ancient Medicine Brigitte Maire 2 Course+Seminar Spring semester Optional 2.00 Classical Tradition. Pure theater! Greek dramas on the roman stage Camille Semenzato 2 Seminar Spring semester Optional 2.00 Liste des épreuves :
Examination Teacher(s) Coef. Modalities Status Credits Workshop : Ancient Rhetoric Danielle Van Mal-Maeder 1 Written and Oral validation Optional 2.00 Theater Workshop TALMA - Apuleius' Metamorphoses on stage. Matteo Capponi, Olivier Thévenaz 1 Practical validation Optional 3.00 Literary Studies : Pseudo-Quintilien, Major Declamations Danielle Van Mal-Maeder 1 Written and Oral validation Optional 2.00 Literary Studies : Horace, The Odes: Poetics and Literary Traditions Olivier Thévenaz 1 Written and Oral validation Optional 2.00 History and Reception of Classical Litterature. Phaedra. From origins to parody. Matteo Capponi 1 Written validation with mark Optional 3.00 Introduction to the Latin Language I Brigitte Maire, Julien Pingoud, Cédric Roduit, Alessandra Rolle, Olivier Thévenaz 1 Continuous validation Optional 2.00 Introduction to the Latin Language II Brigitte Maire, Julien Pingoud, Alessandra Rolle, Olivier Thévenaz 1 Oral validation Optional 2.00 Roman religion, an Introduction : Roman Religion during the Republic Eric Chevalley 1 Written and Oral validation with mark Optional 2.00 Introduction to Greek epigraphy. Health and healing in ancient Greece: gift of Gods or art of men? Anne Bielman 1 Written and Oral validation Optional 3.00 Introduction to Oscan Robin Meyer, Antoine Viredaz 1 Written and Oral validation Optional 4.00 'The French Muse speaking in Greek and Latin' : Poetic inspiration and imitation of the ancients in the works of Du Bellay, Ronsard and Louise Labé Olivier Thévenaz 1 Written and Oral validation Optional 3.00 Diachronical Linguistics Robin Meyer 1 Written and Oral validation Optional 4.00 Greek Literature and Digital Humanities. Greek Tragedy at the digital turn. The example of Sophocles' Aias David Bouvier 1 Written and Oral validation with mark Optional 3.00 Ancient Medicine Brigitte Maire 1 Validation with mark Optional 2.00 Classical Tradition. Pure theater! Greek dramas on the roman stage Camille Semenzato 1 Written and Oral validation Optional 2.00
Hellenists or not Hellenists orientation - M26227 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-2-20Level : Mise à niveau MasterHellenists - M26228 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-2-2010Level : Mise à niveau MasterNot Hellenists - M26229 - Facultative
Code : NIV-GREC-2-2020Level : Mise à niveau Master
Bachelor of Arts (BA), History and Esthetic of Cinematographic Art (2013 ->) | |
Programme requirements : | 60 credits ECTS in the first year, 20 each in three different subjects, 120 credits ECTS in the second (2 year) stage, 50 credits in each major and 20 in the options programme. |
Duration : | From 6 to 10 semesters, with exceptions, for the Bachelor of Arts degree worth 180 ECTS credits. 1 credit ECTS = 25-30 hours of workload |
History and Esthetic of Cinematographic Art, 1st year - M23117 - Mandatory - Credits: 20.00 - Evaluation mode: Evaluation à moyenne
Level : Propé BaIntroductory courses in film history & aesthetics - M23990 - Mandatory
Code : BA-CINE-1-10Level : Propé BaTheory and film analysis - M23991 - Mandatory
Code : BA-CINE-1-1010Level : Propé BaHistory and Historiography - M23992 - Mandatory
Code : BA-CINE-1-1020Level : Propé BaTheoretical overview - M23993 - Mandatory
Code : BA-CINE-1-1030Level : Propé Ba