BA Classical Archaeology and Ancient History
Course Overview
This course offers a unique interdisciplinary exploration of the Greek and Roman worlds from 600 BCE to 700 CE, blending the study of history with the analysis of material culture. You will develop critical analysis and research skills through a curriculum that integrates both theoretical and practical elements, including a compulsory excavation. The program also provides the opportunity to enhance your studies by spending a year abroad, immersing yourself in the lasting legacy of classical civilizations.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated study of both historical texts and archaeological evidence from ancient Greece and Rome
- Gain hands-on excavation experience through a compulsory fieldwork component
- Option to spend a year abroad exploring the profound influence of classical cultures
- Develop specialized knowledge through individual research projects in your final year
- Learn from internationally recognized experts in a supportive department
Course Overview
This course offers a unique interdisciplinary exploration of the Greek and Roman worlds from 600 BCE to 700 CE, blending the study of history with the analysis of material culture. You will develop critical analysis and research skills through a curriculum that integrates both theoretical and practical elements, including a compulsory excavation. The program also provides the opportunity to enhance your studies by spending a year abroad, immersing yourself in the lasting legacy of classical civilizations.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated study of both historical texts and archaeological evidence from ancient Greece and Rome
- Gain hands-on excavation experience through a compulsory fieldwork component
- Option to spend a year abroad exploring the profound influence of classical cultures
- Develop specialized knowledge through individual research projects in your final year
- Learn from internationally recognized experts in a supportive department
