Easter Term 2018 Examination Timetables (21 May 27 July Exams)
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1 Easter Term 2018 Examination Timetables (21 May 27 July Exams) Contents Archaeology Tripos, Part I Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part IA Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part IB Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part II Preliminary Examination for Part I of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos, Part I Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos, Part II Chemical Engineering Tripos, Part I Chemical Engineering Tripos, Part IIB Classical Tripos, Part IB Classical Tripos, Part II Computer Science Tripos, Part IA Computer Science Tripos, Part IB Computer Science Tripos, Part II
2 Examination in Economics for the Certificate of Postgraduate Studies Advanced Diploma in Economics Examination in Economic Research for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Finance and Economics for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Economics for the degree of Master of Philosophy Economics Tripos, Part I Economics Tripos, Part IIA Economics Tripos, Part IIB Education Tripos, Part IA Education Tripos, Part I Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Education Tripos Education Tripos, Part II Examination in Advanced Chemical Engineering for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Sensor Technologies and Application for the degree of Master of Research Examination in Nuclear Energy for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Machine Learning, Speech and Language Technology for the degree of Master of Philosophy Engineering Tripos, Part IA Engineering Tripos, Part IB Progress Exam In Engineering English Tripos, Part I
3 Preliminary Examination for Part II of the English Tripos English Tripos, Part II Executive Master of Business Administration (Year One) Geographical Tripos, Part IA Geographical Tripos, Part IB Geographical Tripos, Part II History of Art Tripos, Part I History of Art Tripos, Part IIA History of Art Tripos, Part IIB History and Modern Languages Tripos Part IA History and Politics Tripos Part IA Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part I Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Archaeology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Archaeology and Social Anthropology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Biological Anthropology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Biological Anthropology and Archaeology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Politics and International Relations Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Politics and Sociology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Social Anthropology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Social and Biological Anthropology
4 Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Sociology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Social Anthropology and Politics Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Sociology and Social Anthropology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Archaeology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Archaeology and Social Anthropology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Biological Anthropology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Politics and International Relations Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Politics and Sociology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Social Anthropology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Social and Biological Anthropology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Sociology Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Social Anthropology and Politics Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Sociology and Social Anthropology Historical Tripos, Part I Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Historical Tripos Historical Tripos, Part II Examination in Archaeology for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Assyriology for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Modern South Asian Studies for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Development Studies for the degree of Master of Philosophy
5 Examination in Social Anthropology for the degree of Master of Philosophy Land Economy Tripos, Part IA Land Economy Tripos, Part IB Land Economy Tripos, Part II Linguistics Tripos, Part I Linguistics Tripos, Part IIA Linguistics Tripos, Part IIB Examination in Law for European students LL.M. Examination Master of Corporate Law Law Tripos, Part IA Law Tripos, Part IB Law Tripos, Part II Master of Advanced Study Degree in Astrophysics Master of Advanced Study Degree in Mathematics Master of Advanced Study Degree in Materials Science Master of Advanced Study Degree in Physics Mathematical Tripos, Part IA Mathematical Tripos, Part IB Mathematical Tripos, Part II
6 Mathematical Tripos, Part III Final M.B. Examination Part I Final M.B. Examination Part II, Clinical Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology Examination in Public Health for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Epidemiology for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Primary Care Research for the degree of Master of Philosophy Medical and Veterinary Sciences Tripos Part IA Medical and Veterinary Sciences Tripos Part IB Master of Business Administration Examination in Finance for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Management for the degree of Master of Philosophy Examination in Strategy, Marketing, and Operations for the degree of Master of Philosophy Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part IA Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part IB Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part II Music Tripos, Part IA Music Tripos, Part IB Music Tripos, Part II Natural Sciences Tripos, Part IA Natural Sciences Tripos, Part IB
7 Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Astrophysics Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Biological and Biomedical Sciences Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Biochemistry Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Chemistry Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Earth Sciences Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Genetics Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: History and Philosophy of Science Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Materials Science Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Pathology Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Physical Sciences Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Physiology, Development and Neuroscience Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Pharmacology Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Physics Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Plant Sciences Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Psychology Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Zoology Natural Sciences Tripos Part III: Astrophysics Natural Sciences Tripos Part III: Biochemistry Natural Sciences Tripos Part III: Chemistry
8 Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Earth Sciences Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Materials Science Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Physics Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Systems Biology Examination in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies for the degree of Master of Philosophy Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos, Part IA Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos, Part IB Preliminary Examination for Part IIA of the Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos, Part IIA Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos, Part IIB Philosophy Tripos, Part IA Philosophy Tripos, Part IB Philosophy Tripos, Part II First Examination for the Bachelor of Theology for Ministry Degree Second Examination for the Bachelor of Theology for Ministry Degree Diploma in Theology for Ministry Advanced Diploma in Theology and Religious Studies Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion Tripos, Part I Theological and Religious Studies Tripos Part IIA Theological and Religious Studies Tripos Part IIB
9 Final Veterinary Examination, Part I Final Veterinary Examination, Part II
10 Archaeology Tripos, Part I, ACT1 Tuesday 29 May A4 Akkadian language 1 Corn Exchange Tuesday 29 May A6 Being human: interdisciplinary perspectives Corn Exchange Wednesday 30 May POL1 The Modern State & its Alternatives Corn Exchange Thursday 31 May A2 Archaeology in action Fenner's Indoor Cricket School, Gresham Monday 04 Jun A7 Humans in biological perspective Fenner's Indoor Cricket School, Gresham Monday 04 Jun SAN1 Social Anthropology: The comparative perspective Guildhall Tuesday 05 Jun PBS1 Introduction to psychology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun A1 World Archaeology Fenner's Indoor Cricket School, Gresham Thursday 07 Jun A3 Introduction to the cultures of Egypt and Mesopotamia Fenner's Indoor Cricket School, Gresham The assessment for Egyptian Language I will be organised by the Department of Archaeology and take place within the Department. Details will be circulated by the Department.
11 Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part IA, AET0 Thursday 24 May SPB2 Translation from Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 28 May SPB1 Use of Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May SL1 Introduction to Russian culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May FRB2 Translation from French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 30 May SP1 Introduction to the languages, literatures and cultures of the Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Spanish speaking world Wednesday 30 May FR1 Introduction to French literature, linguistics, film, and Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms thought Thursday 31 May FRB1 Use of French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 31 May GEB2 Translation from German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun J3 Modern Japanese texts 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun MES3 Elementary Persian language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun MES5 Elementary Hebrew language B Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun C1 Modern Chinese translation and writing 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 04 Jun EAS1 Introduction to East Asian history Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 04 Jun GEB1 Use of German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun C2 Modern Chinese texts 1 Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 05 Jun J1 Modern Japanese 1 Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 05 Jun MES6 Introduction to the history and culture of the Middle East Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 05 Jun GE1 Introduction to German studies Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun C3 Literary Chinese 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun MES7 Introduction to the contemporary Middle East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun SLB2 Translation from Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun J2 Japanese grammar and translation Lady Mitchell Hall Thursday 07 Jun MES1 Elementary Arabic language A Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 08 Jun SLB1 Use of Russian Faculty of History, West Monday 11 Jun MES2 Elementary Arabic language B Lady Mitchell Hall
12 AURAL EXAMINATION Details will be published in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies ORAL EXAMINATION Details will be published in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies ORAL EXAMINATION IN MODERN LANGUAGES Details will be published in the timetable for Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part IA
13 Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part IB, AET1 Monday 21 May GEAV Audio-visual media test in German Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 22 May FRAV Audio-visual media test in French Lady Mitchell Hall Thursday 24 May SPAV Audio-visual media test in Spanish Lady Mitchell Hall Friday 25 May SPB3 Translation into Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 28 May GEB3 Translation into German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May FRB3 Translation into French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 31 May C6 Literary Chinese 2 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 31 May J4 Modern Japanese 2 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 31 May MES11 Intermediate Arabic language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 31 May MES18 Topics in Hebrew studies Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun AMES1 Cinema East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun GR3 Introduction to Modern Greek language and culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun MES13 Intermediate Hebrew language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun MES3 Elementary Persian language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun MES5 Elementary Hebrew language B Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun SP5 Topics in Spanish-American culture and history Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun X3 Structures and meanings Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun J7 Literary Japanese Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 04 Jun J8 Japanese Literature Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor) Monday 04 Jun MES14 Intermediate Literary Arabic Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor) Monday 04 Jun C7 History of dynastic China Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 04 Jun J10 Japanese politics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun C4 Modern Chinese translation and writing 2 Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 05 Jun GE6 Modern German culture, II: 1890 to the present Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun GE7 German a linguistic introduction Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun J5 Modern Japanese texts 2 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun MES19 The formation of the modern Middle East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun CS1 The Romance languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun FR5 Revolutions in writing, Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun X8 Sounds and words Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun C5 Modern Chinese texts 2 Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun J6 Japanese history Lady Mitchell Hall Thursday 07 Jun J9 Japanese society Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 07 Jun MES20 Themes in the Anthropology of Islam Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 08 Jun MES16 Hebrew literature/culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 11 Jun MES17 The formation of Islam Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 12 Jun MES12 Intermediate Persian language Faculty of History, West
14 AURAL EXAMINATION Details will be published in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies ORAL EXAMINATION Details will be published in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
15 Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, AEP2 Friday 01 Jun J3 Modern Japanese texts 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun J1 Modern Japanese 1 Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun J2 Japanese grammar and translation Lady Mitchell Hall Thursday 07 Jun J9 Japanese society Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms
16 Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part II, AET2 Friday 25 May FRC2 French: Text and Culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 25 May SPC2 Spanish: Text and Culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 28 May FR14 Theatre: theory and practice, Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 28 May SL4 Russian Culture from the Golden Age to the Silver Age Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 28 May SP14 Spanish literature, life, and history, before 1492 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May J14 Premodern Texts Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May SPC1 Translation from and into Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 30 May MES39 Special Subject in the Pre Modern Middle East: Collecting Guildhall Islamic Art Thursday 31 May FR9 Reason, experience, and authority: French literature, Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms thought, and history, Thursday 31 May MES41 Comparative Semitic Linguistics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun C16 Early and imperial China Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun C17 Modern Chinese Literature Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun C18 China in a global WWII Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun MES38 History of the modern Middle East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun J12 Modern Japanese texts 3 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 04 Jun C20 Contemporary Chinese Society Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor) Monday 04 Jun J11 Modern Japanese 3 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor) Monday 04 Jun LI16 Psychology of language processing and learning Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 04 Jun MES32 Advanced Persian language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor) Monday 04 Jun MES43 Intermediate Hindi Language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor) Tuesday 05 Jun EAS2 The East Asian Region Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 05 Jun MES34 Advanced literary Arabic Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 05 Jun MES37 History of the pre-modern Middle East Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun C13 Literary Chinese 3 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun MES31 Advanced Arabic language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 07 Jun C11 Modern Chinese translation and writing 3 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 07 Jun SP13 Contemporary Latin-American culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 07 Jun X10 Islam II Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue Friday 08 Jun C12 Modern Chinese texts 3 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 11 Jun X15 The Politics of the Middle East Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site
17 AURAL EXAMINATION Details will be published in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies ORAL EXAMINATION Details will be posted in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
18 Preliminary Examination for Part I of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos, ASP1 Monday 04 Jun England before the Norman Conquest Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 04 Jun Medieval Welsh language and literature Faculty of English, 9 West Monday 04 Jun Medieval Irish language and literature Corn Exchange Tuesday 05 Jun Scandinavian history in the Viking Age Faculty of History, West Wednesday 06 Jun Palaeography and codicology Faculty of English, 9 West Wednesday 06 Jun Insular Latin language and literature Cambridge Institute of Criminology Thursday 07 Jun The Gaelic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the twelfth Faculty of History, West Monday 11 Jun Old Norse language and literature Faculty of History, West Tuesday 12 Jun Old English language and literature Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre Wednesday 13 Jun The Brittonic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the twelfth Faculty of History, West
19 Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos, ASP2 Tuesday 05 Jun Scandinavian history in the Viking Age Faculty of History, West Wednesday 06 Jun Palaeography and codicology Faculty of English, 9 West Monday 11 Jun Old Norse language and literature Faculty of History, West Tuesday 12 Jun Old English language and literature Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos, Part I, AST1 Thursday 31 May Early medieval literature and its contexts Guildhall Monday 04 Jun Scandinavian history in the Viking Age Corn Exchange Monday 04 Jun Medieval Irish language and literature Faculty of History, West Tuesday 05 Jun The Gaelic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the Cambridge Institute of Criminology twelfth Tuesday 05 Jun Insular Latin language and literature Cambridge Institute of Criminology Tuesday 05 Jun Palaeography and codicology Corn Exchange Wednesday 06 Jun The Brittonic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the twelfth Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Wednesday 06 Jun North Sea in the early Middle Ages Guildhall Thursday 07 Jun Medieval Welsh language and literature Faculty of History, West Friday 08 Jun Old English language and literature Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 12 Jun England before the Norman Conquest Mill Lane Lecture-rooms Wednesday 13 Jun Europe in late antiquity and the migration period Mill Lane Lecture-rooms Wednesday 13 Jun Old Norse language and literature Faculty of History, West
20 Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic Tripos, Part II, AST2 Wednesday 30 May Medieval English literature, Faculty of History, West Monday 04 Jun The Anglo-Saxon Chancery Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Monday 04 Jun Celtic philology Faculty of English, 9 West Monday 04 Jun Advanced medieval Scandinavian language and literature Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Monday 04 Jun Advanced medieval Irish language and literature Faculty of English, 9 West Tuesday 05 Jun The Gaelic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the Cambridge Institute of Criminology twelfth Tuesday 05 Jun Advanced medieval Welsh language and literature Cambridge Institute of Criminology Tuesday 05 Jun Writing women Cambridge Institute of Criminology Tuesday 05 Jun Palaeography and codicology Corn Exchange Wednesday 06 Jun The Sea Kings and the Celtic-speaking world, c Cambridge Institute of Criminology Wednesday 06 Jun Beowulf Cambridge Institute of Criminology Wednesday 06 Jun The North Sea in the early Middle Ages Guildhall Thursday 07 Jun Medieval Welsh language and literature Faculty of History, West Thursday 07 Jun Law and lawlessness Faculty of English, 9 West Monday 11 Jun Germanic philology Faculty of English, 9 West Monday 11 Jun The coming of Christianity Faculty of English, 9 West Tuesday 12 Jun Textual criticism Mill Lane Lecture-rooms Wednesday 13 Jun Europe in late antiquity and the migration period Mill Lane Lecture-rooms Wednesday 13 Jun Old Norse language and literature Faculty of History, West
21 Chemical Engineering Tripos, Part I, CET1 Monday 04 Jun Paper 1 (There is reading time for this examination, see below for details) Tuesday 05 Jun Paper 2 (There is reading time for this examination, see below for details) Wednesday 06 Jun Paper 3 (There is reading time for this examination, see below for details) Thursday 07 Jun /1 Paper 4(1) (There is reading time for this examination, see below for details) Thursday 07 Jun /2 Paper 4(2) (There is reading time for this examination, see below for details) Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Candidates will be admitted to the examination room just prior to the scheduled start time and will be given 10 minutes reading time before being allowed to start writing.
22 Chemical Engineering Tripos, Part IIB, CET3 Monday 28 May B3 Pharmaceutical Engineering (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Monday 28 May B1 Advanced Transport Processes (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Tuesday 29 May B6 Fluid Mechanics & the Environment (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Tuesday 29 May C7 Bionanotechnology (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Wednesday 30 May B4 Rheology & Processing (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Wednesday 30 May C1 Optical Microscopy (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Thursday 31 May C2 Optimization (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Thursday 31 May B7 Interface Engineering (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Friday 01 Jun A1 Compulsory Topics (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Friday 01 Jun C8 Biophysics (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Candidates will be admitted to the examination room just prior to the scheduled start time and will be given 10 minutes reading time before being allowed to start writing.
23 Classical Tripos, Part IB, CLT1 Tuesday 29 May Greek and Latin philology and linguistics Faculty of History, West Wednesday 30 May Greek and Roman history Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site Thursday 31 May Latin literature Corn Exchange Friday 01 Jun Greek and Roman art and archaeology Faculty of History, West Monday 04 Jun Greek literature Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Tuesday 05 Jun Passages for translation from Latin authors Guildhall Tuesday 05 Jun Alternative passages for translation from Latin authors Guildhall Wednesday 06 Jun Passages for translation from Greek authors Hauser Forum, 3 Charles Babbage Rd Wednesday 06 Jun Alternative passages for translation from Greek authors Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 07 Jun Greek and Roman philosophy Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site
24 Classical Tripos, Part II, CLT2 Friday 25 May O3 Tragedy Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre Monday 28 May A1 A prescribed Greek author or authors, and a prescribed Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre Latin author or authors Tuesday 29 May O7 Akkadian Language I Corn Exchange Tuesday 29 May X1 Being Human: Ancient and Modern Perspectives Corn Exchange Tuesday 29 May C2 A prescribed period or subject of Roman history: Roman Religion: Identity and Empire Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Wednesday 30 May A4 Greek and Latin textual criticism and transmission of texts Faculty of History, West Wednesday 30 May C1 A prescribed period or subject of Greek history: Living in Athens Fenner's Indoor Cricket School, Gresham Wednesday 30 May O5 Philosophy of mind Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site Thursday 31 May A2 Prescribed Greek texts: Apollo and Dionysus in Greek Faculty of History, West literature Thursday 31 May C3 A prescribed subject taken from ancient history: Writing Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms History in the Classical World Thursday 31 May D1 Aegean prehistory Faculty of History, West Thursday 31 May E1 Elements of comparative linguistics Corn Exchange Friday 01 Jun E3 The Latin language: Latin as She is Spoke Cambridge Institute of Criminology Friday 01 Jun O2 Introduction to modern Greek language and culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun X2 Nature and its Discontents in the Ancient World Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 04 Jun B1 Plato Corn Exchange Monday 04 Jun D3 A topic within classical archaeology and/or art: The poetics Faculty of History, West of classical art Monday 04 Jun E2 The Greek language: Greek in the Bronze Age Corn Exchange Tuesday 05 Jun D4 A topic within classical archaeology and/or art: Roman Faculty of History, West Cities: network of Empire Wednesday 06 Jun D2 A topic within classical archaeology and/or art: Beyond Cambridge Institute of Criminology Classical Art Thursday 07 Jun A3 Prescribed Latin texts: Ovid Metamorphoses Cambridge Institute of Criminology Monday 11 Jun C4 A subject in ancient history or medieval European history: The transformation of the Roman world, AD Faculty of History, West
25 Computer Science Tripos, Part IA, CST0 Thursday 31 May MAT0/1 Mathematics Paper 1 Mill Lane Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun MAT0/2 Mathematics Paper 2 Mill Lane Lecture-rooms Monday 04 Jun Computer science Paper 1 Corn Exchange Tuesday 05 Jun PBS1 Introduction to psychology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun Computer science Paper 2 Corn Exchange Thursday 07 Jun EART/P Earth Sciences Department of Earth Sciences (Details on actual timings will be supplied by the Department) Thursday 07 Jun Computer Science Paper 3 (new regs.) Corn Exchange Saturday 09 Jun PSIC/1 Physics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre Monday 11 Jun MATH/1 Mathematics Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre Monday 11 Jun CHEM/1 Chemistry Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre Wednesday 13 Jun MATH/2 Mathematics Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre
26 Computer Science Tripos, Part IB, 2018 CST1 Monday 04 Jun Computer science 4 William Gates Building, JJ Thomson Avenue Tuesday 05 Jun Computer science 5 William Gates Building, JJ Thomson Avenue Wednesday 06 Jun Computer science 6 William Gates Building, JJ Thomson Avenue Thursday 07 Jun Computer Science 3 (new regs.) Corn Exchange Thursday 07 Jun Computer Science 7 (new regs.) Corn Exchange Computer Science Tripos, Part II, CST2 Tuesday 05 Jun Computer science 7 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Wednesday 06 Jun Computer science 8 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Thursday 07 Jun Computer science 9 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College
27 Examination in Economics for the Certificate of Postgraduate Studies, EC61 Thursday 24 May S170 Industrial Organisation Lady Mitchell Hall Monday 28 May F500 Empirical Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May S140 Behavioural Economics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 31 May S301 Applied Econometrics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun F510 International Finance Lady Mitchell Hall Monday 04 Jun S150 Economics of Networks Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 05 Jun S180 Labour: search, matching, and agglomeration Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor) Tuesday 05 Jun F520 Behavioural Finance Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun F540 Topics in Applied Asset Management Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun S620 Institutions and economic growth in historical perspective Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 07 Jun S500 Development Economics Lady Mitchell Hall
28 Advanced Diploma in Economics, ECAD1 Monday 04 Jun P1 Microeconomics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun P2 Macroeconomics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 11 Jun P3 Econometrics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms
29 Examination in Economic Research for the degree of Master of Philosophy, ECM10 Thursday 24 May S170 Industrial Organisation Lady Mitchell Hall Monday 28 May F500 Empirical Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May S140 Behavioural Economics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 31 May S301 Applied Econometrics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun F510 International Finance Lady Mitchell Hall Monday 04 Jun S150 Economics of Networks Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 05 Jun S180 Labour: search, matching, and agglomeration Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor) Tuesday 05 Jun F520 Behavioural Finance Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun F540 Topics in applied asset management Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun S620 Institutions and economic growth in historical perspective Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 07 Jun S500 Development Economics Lady Mitchell Hall
30 Examination in Finance and Economics for the degree of Master of Philosophy, ECM11 Monday 28 May F500 Empirical Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May S140 Behavioural Economics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 31 May S301 Applied Econometrics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun F510 International Finance Lady Mitchell Hall Monday 04 Jun S150 Economics of Networks Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 05 Jun F520 Behavioural Finance Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun F540 Topics in Applied Asset Management Lady Mitchell Hall Examination in Economics for the degree of Master of Philosophy, ECM9 Thursday 24 May S170 Industrial Organisation Lady Mitchell Hall Monday 28 May F500 Empirical Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May S140 Behavioural Economics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 31 May S301 Applied Econometrics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 01 Jun F510 International Finance Lady Mitchell Hall Monday 04 Jun S150 Economics of Networks Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 05 Jun S180 Labour: search, matching, and agglomeration Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor) Tuesday 05 Jun F520 Behavioural Finance Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun F540 Topics in applied asset management ( Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun S620 Institutions and economic growth in historical perspective Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Thursday 07 Jun S500 Development Economics Lady Mitchell Hall
31 Economics Tripos, Part I, ECT1 Thursday 07 Jun Microeconomic Principles & Problems Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 08 Jun Macroeconomic Principles & Problems Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 11 Jun British economic history Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 13 Jun Political & Social Aspects of Economics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 15 Jun Quantitative methods in economics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Economics Tripos Part IIA, ECT2 Wednesday 30 May A The Modern State & its Alternatives Corn Exchange Thursday 31 May C International Conflict, Order, & Justice Corn Exchange Friday 01 Jun B Introduction to sociology : modern societies Corn Exchange Monday 04 Jun Microeconomic Principles & Problems Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun Macroeconomic Principles & Problems Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 06 Jun History & Philosophy of Economics Corn Exchange Thursday 07 Jun Mathematics and statistics for economists Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre Friday 08 Jun International trade and economic development Faculty of English, 9 West Friday 08 Jun Labour Faculty of History, West Monday 11 Jun Theory and practice of econometrics I Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms
32 Economics Tripos Part IIB, ECT3 Thursday 24 May Microeconomic Principles & Problems Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 25 May Macroeconomic Principles & Problems Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre Monday 28 May Theory and practice of econometrics II Lady Mitchell Hall Monday 28 May C The Family Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre Monday 28 May Political Economics Mill Lane Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May World Depression in the interwar years Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 29 May The economics of developing countries Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 30 May Public economics Lady Mitchell Hall Thursday 31 May Economic theory and analysis Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Friday 01 Jun Banking & Finance Fenner's Indoor Cricket School, Gresham Monday 04 Jun Industry Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun A The Politics of Europe Hauser Forum, 3 Charles Babbage Rd Thursday 07 Jun A subject in sociology II: Modern Britain Faculty of English, 9 West Wednesday 13 Jun B The Political Economy of Capitalism Mill Lane Lecture-rooms
33 Education Tripos, Part IA, EDT0 Friday 25 May Language, Communication and Literacies Mary Allan Building, Hills Monday 28 May Critical Debates in Education: An Introduction Mary Allan Building, Hills Tuesday 29 May D5 Education, Global Inequalities and Social Justice Mary Allan Building, Hills Tuesday 29 May E6 Poetics, Aesthetics and Criticism Mary Allan Building, Hills Tuesday 29 May P3 Learning and Human Development Mary Allan Building, Hills Wednesday 30 May E8 Literature and Culture Mary Allan Building, Hills Wednesday 30 May POL1 The Modern State and its Alternatives Corn Exchange Thursday 31 May POL2 International Conflict, Order and Justice Corn Exchange Friday 01 Jun GEIA1 Human Geography Fenner's Indoor Cricket School, Gresham Friday 01 Jun SOC1 Modern Societies I: Introduction to Sociology Corn Exchange Monday 04 Jun SAN1 Social Anthropology: the Comparative Perspective Guildhall Tuesday 05 Jun P4 Introduction to Psychology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms DRAMA IN PRODUCTION PRACTICAL Will take place in Homerton College, times to be posted in the Drama Department. This is only applicable to candidates offering E7
34 Education Tripos, Part I, EDT1 Monday 21 May GEAV Audio-visual media test in German Lady Mitchell Hall Tuesday 22 May FRAV Audio-visual media test in French Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 23 May Disciplines of education II Mary Allan Building, Hills Wednesday 23 May SPAV Audio-visual media test in Spanish Lady Mitchell Hall Thursday 24 May Modernity, globalization and education Mary Allan Building, Hills Thursday 24 May EDD2 Film, culture, and identity Mary Allan Building, Hills Friday 25 May Disciplines of education I Mary Allan Building, Hills Saturday 26 May PSA/1 Physics A Department of Physics Monday 28 May GEB3 Translation into German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Monday 28 May EDE4 Shakespeare Corn Exchange Monday 28 May H17 European history, Fenner's Indoor Cricket School, Gresham Tuesday 29 May FRB3 Translation into French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Wednesday 30 May H13 European history, 31 B.C.-A.D.900 Faculty of History, West Wednesday 30 May PG3L Introduction to the Language, Literatures, & Cultures of the Faculty of History, West Portuguese-Speaking World Wednesday 30 May CHB/2 Chemistry B (Paper 2) Department of Chemistry Wednesday 30 May RB14 Life, thought, and worship of modern Judaism Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue Thursday 31 May PSA/2 Physics A (Paper 2) Department of Physics Friday 01 Jun GEIA1 Human Geography Fenner's Indoor Cricket School, Gresham Friday 01 Jun H23 World history, since 1914 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre Friday 01 Jun H18 European history, since 1890 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre Friday 01 Jun MU9 Introduction to Ethnomusicology Faculty of Music, West Monday 04 Jun G3 Human geography II. Development theories, policies and Lady Mitchell Hall practices Monday 04 Jun H24 The history of the United States from 1865 Fenner's Indoor Cricket School, Gresham Tuesday 05 Jun GEIA2 Physical Geography Department of Geography Tuesday 05 Jun PBS1 Introduction to Psychology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Tuesday 05 Jun RB6 Christianity in late antiquity (to circa 600) Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue Wednesday 06 Jun G4 Human geography III. Citizenship, cities and civil society Lady Mitchell Hall Wednesday 06 Jun MU12 Introduction to music and science Faculty of Music, West
35 Thursday 07 Jun EART/P Earth Sciences (Practical examination) Department of Earth Sciences (Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board) Thursday 07 Jun G5 Phys and environ geography I. Environmental systems & Cambridge Institute of Criminology processes Thursday 07 Jun PG3C Introduction to the Language, Literatures, & Cultures of the Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Portuguese-Speaking World Thursday 07 Jun H21 Empires and world history from the fifteenth century to the Faculty of History, West First World War Friday 08 Jun G6 Physical and environmental geography II. Glacial processes Cambridge Institute of Criminology Friday 08 Jun H11 British economic and social history, since c.1870 Corn Exchange Friday 08 Jun PHYS/P Physiology (Practical examination) (Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board) Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience Monday 11 Jun H6 British political and constitutional history, since 1867 Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site Monday 11 Jun MU8 Keyboard Skills Faculty of Music, West DRAMA IN PRODUCTION PRACTICAL In Homerton College, times to be posted in the Drama Department, this is only applicable to candidates offering EDD3
36 Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Education Tripos, EDP2 Wednesday 23 May Disciplines of education II Mary Allan Building, Hills Thursday 24 May Modernity, Globalization and education Mary Allan Building, Hills Friday 25 May Disciplines of education I Mary Allan Building, Hills Monday 28 May Educational inclusion and diversity Mary Allan Building, Hills Tuesday 29 May RB11 Ethics and faith Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue Monday 04 Jun RB5 The Johannine tradition Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue Education Tripos, Part II, EDT2 Tuesday 22 May A Children and literature Mary Allan Building, Hills (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details) Wednesday 23 May Disciplines of Education III - Sociology of education Mary Allan Building, Hills Thursday 24 May EDD4 Modern drama and theatre Mary Allan Building, Hills Friday 25 May PMS/WP Plant and Microbial Sciences Department of Zoology (Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board) Friday 25 May Disciplines of education II - Philosophy of education Mary Allan Building, Hills Friday 25 May A Disciplines of education II - History of education Mary Allan Building, Hills Saturday 26 May PSA/1 Physics A Paper 1 Department of Physics Monday 28 May B Creativity and thinking Mary Allan Building, Hills Monday 28 May CLA1 A prescribed Greek author or authors, and a prescribed Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre Latin author or authors Monday 28 May EE18 Literature and visual culture Mill Lane Lecture-rooms Monday 28 May C Educational inclusion and diversity Mary Allan Building, Hills Tuesday 29 May ECO/1 Ecology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre Tuesday 29 May RC1D Advanced Languages & Texts: Qur'anic Arabic Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue Tuesday 29 May CLC2 A prescribed period or subject of Roman history: Popular Culture in the Roman Empire Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Wednesday 30 May Disciplines of education I - Psychology of education Mary Allan Building, Hills Wednesday 30 May EE10 Postcolonial and related literatures Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College
37 Wednesday 30 May CHB/2 Chemistry B Department of Chemistry Thursday 31 May FR12 Ethics and experience: literature, thought, and visual culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms of the French-speaking world (1900 to the present) Thursday 31 May PSA/2 Physics A Paper 2 Department of Physics Friday 01 Jun EE11 American literature Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Monday 04 Jun EE12 Contemporary writing in English Guildhall Monday 04 Jun EE5 Early Modern Drama Hauser Forum, 3 Charles Babbage Rd Thursday 07 Jun H30 'Islands and beaches': The Pacific and Indian Oceans in the long nineteenth century Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College Thursday 07 Jun ECO/2 Ecology Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site Friday 08 Jun GSB/P Geological Sciences B (Practical examination) Department of Earth Sciences (Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board) Friday 08 Jun H16A Overseas Expansion & British Identities, Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms Friday 08 Jun PHYS/P Physiology (Practical examination) (Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board) Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience Saturday 09 Jun GSA/P Geological Sciences A (Practical examination) Department of Earth Sciences (Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board) Monday 11 Jun SOC5 Statistics and Methods Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms For Paper 6A candidates will be admitted to the examination room just prior to the scheduled time of the examination and will be given 15 minutes reading time before being allowed to start writing.
38 Examination in Advanced Chemical Engineering for the degree of Master of Philosophy, EGCBM3 Monday 28 May B3 Pharmaceutical engineering (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Monday 28 May B1 Advanced transport processes (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Tuesday 29 May B6 Fluid Mechanics & the Environment (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Tuesday 29 May C7 Bionanotechnology (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Wednesday 30 May B4 Rheology and processing (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Wednesday 30 May C1 Optical Microscopy (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Thursday 31 May C2 Optimization (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Thursday 31 May B7 Interface Engineering (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Friday 01 Jun C8 Biophysics (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Candidates will be admitted to the examination room just prior to the scheduled start time and will be given 10 minutes reading time before being allowed to start writing. Examination in Sensor Technologies and Application for the degree of Master of Research, EGCBR1 Tuesday 29 May IDP1 Atmospheric Chemistry and Global Change Department of Chemistry Tuesday 29 May C7 Bionanotechnology (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Wednesday 30 May C1 Optical imaging and microscopy (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Friday 01 Jun C8 Biophysics (There is reading time for this exam, see below for details.) Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive Candidates will be admitted to the examination room just prior to the scheduled start time and will be given 10 minutes reading time before being allowed to start writing.
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