Joint honours students

Information and guidance for joint honours students outside the School of History, Classics and Archaeology.

It is useful for you to know which School your programme is administrated by.  Usually, the subject named first in the degree programme title is the subject that administers the programme, for example:

• History and Politics - administered by the School of History, Classics and Archaeology
• English Language and History - administered by the School of Literatures, Languages and Culture.

This is in normal circumstances. Occasionally this differs. Please check the DRPS if you are unsure:

Degree Regulations and Programmes of Study

Programme support will be provided by the School that administers the programme and your Student Support Team and Personal Tutor or Student Advisor will be located in that School.

Joint honours students, or their personal tutors/student advisors, with queries concerning the history, classics or archaeology part of their programme should contact the following:

• Archaeology – Archaeology Director of Undergraduate Teaching, Dr Guillaume Robin, Guillaume.Robin@ed.ac.uk   
• Classics – Classics Director of Teaching, Dr Sandra Bingham, S.Bingham@ed.ac.uk
• History, years 1 and 2 - Director of Teaching (pre-honours History), Dr Richard Oosterhoff, Richard.Oosterhoff@ed.ac.uk
• History, years 3 and 4 - Director of Teaching (Honours History), Dr Megan Hunt, Megan.Hunt@ed.ac.uk