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CLAS 421 — Long Essay

Philosophy and Classics · University of Ghana

A student who intends to write a long essay in classics must have taken the course CLAS 420 in Research Methods, whose principles they are to apply in critical reflections on perennial human issues in Greek or Roman studies. The research topic is to be determined by the student in consultation with the supervisor and with the approval of the Head of Department. Only single majors with CGPA of 3.0 or better are eligible to register for Long Essay. DEPARTMENT FOR THE STUDY OF RELIGIONS INTRODUCTION The Department for the Study of Religions of the University of Ghana is the oldest of such departments in Ghana, and one of the oldest in Africa. It started as the Department of Divinity in 1948 as one of the original units of the Faculty of Arts of the then University College of the Gold Coast. Its current name was adopted in 1962 to reflect the secular and multi-religious character of the country. The change of name was also to reflect the orientation of the Department as a sub-unit of a public secular university committed to the academic study of religion rather than the confessional approach. The Department is dedicated to the promotion of the scientific study of religions though it continues with the promotion of high quality theological education. The academic training provided by the Department is intended to equip students to understand and interpret the world and society and to enable them respond creatively to the challenges presented by the multicultural environments of the modern world. There is also a serious academic engagement with African Indigenous Religions with the aim of making a distinctive African, and for that matter Ghanaian, contribution to religious and theological studies. FACULTY

Credits
3
Level
Level 400

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Course details from University of Ghana Volume 2 Handbook for the Bachelor's Degree: Course Descriptions for Programmes in the Humanities (2017).