However, where the other paper has not been taught for seven or more years that restriction is deleted from the Calendar. Nevertheless such restrictions still apply and students whose records reach back more than seven years should check with the Head of the School or Department concerned if they are proposing to enrol in a paper where the content may overlap a paper passed in that earlier period. Read carefully the Statutes in Sections B and C relating to your course of study. Consult the separately published Departmental, School or Faculty prospectuses for full details of staffing, availability, and content of the papers listed here, and for lists of the required books. Prospectuses may be obtained, free of charge, from Schools and Departments.
Most papers provide for tutorials or laboratory or practical work in addition to lectures.
Be sure to obtain information about the times of such work when selecting a course of study. In most cases, details are available from the timetable supplied with enrolment packs or on the University's web site. Academic and Professional Writing See under Linguistics and Applied Language Studies.