Macquarie University 2005 Handbook: ECJS03P - Early Christian and Jewish Studies (Postgraduate Study Pattern)

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ECJS03P - Early Christian and Jewish Studies (Postgraduate Study Pattern)

Major:	Early Christian and Jewish Studies
Area of Study:	Ancient History
Degrees:	PGDipECJS - Postgraduate Diploma in Early Christian and Jewish Studies
Offered By:	Division of Humanities
Admission Requirements:	A Bachelor degree with a major in history or in a discipline concerned with the ancient world. Candidates with degree qualifications in other fields or evidence of other academic and professional attainments may be admitted with conditions.
Fees:	HECS
Attendance Modes:	External
Study Loads:	Part Time (2.0)
Commencing Study Periods:

General Requirements

Specific Requirements

800 level
Required	6 of	ECJS843	The Jews of Palestine from the Maccabees to Bar Kochba (4)
		ECJS845	Judaism in the Graeco-Roman Diaspora (4)
		ECJS850	Literature and Thought of Early Christianity A (4)
		ECJS853	The Quest for the Historical Jesus (4)
		ECJS854	The Pauline Churches (4)
		ECJS880	Documentary Project (4)
		ECJS884	Archaeological Fieldwork (4)
		ECJS940	Early Christian Historiography (4)
		ECJS941	New Discoveries in Early Christian and Jewish Studies: Qumran, Nag Hammadi, Kellis (RLST 6041) (4)
		ECJS942	Spirituality and Mysticism in the Early Christian World (RLST 6042) (4)
		ECJS943	Mission, Conversion and Piety (4)	24
Electives
Balance of credit points required
TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM				24

Notes

Subject to approval, up to two Ancient History units may be completed. These may include up to two undergraduate 300-level units. If undergraduate units are included, candidates must gain Credit, Distinction or High Distinction grades. On completion of the appropriate requirements, candidates may apply for entry to the Master of Early Christian and Jewish Studies.