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The Faculty Board of Social and Political Sciences give notice that the form of the examinations for the following papers, which will be held for the first time in 2002, will be as follows:
This paper will be assessed either by one undivided three-hour paper, in which candidates will be asked to answer three questions, or by two 5,000-word essays.
This paper will be assessed either by one undivided three-hour paper, in which candidates will be asked to answer three questions, or by two 5,000-word essays.
This paper will be assessed either by one divided three-hour paper, in which candidates will be asked to answer three questions, at least one from each section, or by two 5,000-word essays.
This paper will be assessed by one three-hour divided paper; candidates will be asked to answer three questions, at least one from each section.
If taken as Pol. 11 this paper may alternatively be assessed by two 5,000-word essays.
This paper will be assessed by one divided three-hour paper; candidates will be expected to answer two questions, one from each section.
This paper will be assessed by one undivided three-hour paper; candidates will be asked to answer three questions.
This paper will be assessed by one undivided three-hour paper; candidates will be asked to answer three questions.
This paper will be assessed by one three-hour paper; candidates will be asked to answer three questions.
This paper will be assessed by either one undivided three-hour paper, in which candidates will be expected to answer three questions, or by two 5,000-word essays.
This paper will be assessed by either one divided three-hour paper, in which candidates will be asked to answer three questions, or by two 5,000-word essays.
This paper will be assessed by either one undivided three-hour paper, in which candidates will be expected to answer three questions, or by two 5,000-word essays.
This paper will be assessed by one undivided three-hour paper; candidates will be asked to answer three questions.
This paper will be assessed either by one three-hour paper, in which candidates will be asked to answer three questions, by two 5,000-word essays.
Students taking either Part IIB Psychology within the Social Sciences or Psychology within the Social Sciences and Sociology must take the three-hour written paper.
This paper will be assessed either by one three-hour paper, in which candidates will be asked to answer three questions, or by two 5,000-word essays.
This paper will be assessed by either one undivided three-hour paper, in which candidates will be expected to answer three questions, or by two 5,000-word essays or a dissertation.
Students taking either Part IIB Psychology within the Social Sciences or Psychology within the Social Sciences and Sociology must take the three-hour paper.
This paper will be assessed by either one three-hour paper, in which candidates will be asked to answer three questions, or, for Part IIB Sociology students not offering a dissertation, it may be assessed by two 5,000-word essays.
Students taking either Part IIB Psychology within the Social Sciences or Psychology within the Social Sciences and Sociology must take the three-hour written paper.
This paper will be assessed either by one three-hour paper, in which candidates will be asked to answer three questions, or by two 5,000-word essays.
Students taking Part IIB Psychology within the Social Sciences and Sociology must take the three-hour written paper.
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Cambridge University Reporter 9 January 2002
Copyright © 2001 The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge.