BA (Hons) Classical Studies with a Foundation Year
Course Overview
This Classical Studies degree with a foundation year provides a comprehensive exploration of the literature, mythology, and culture of ancient Greece and Rome. The initial year offers essential support and preparation for higher education, making it ideal for those returning to study or seeking extra guidance. You will analyze a wide range of texts in translation and investigate how these ancient civilizations continue to influence the modern world.
Key Program Highlights
- Build a strong academic foundation with a dedicated year of preparation in humanities and social sciences.
- Analyze a diverse range of ancient texts, from epic poetry and tragedy to novels and satire, all studied in translation.
- Explore the enduring influence of Greek and Roman culture on modern society, from politics to philosophy.
- Investigate cultural artefacts to understand ancient history, society, warfare, gender, and religion.
- Tailor your degree with optional dedicated pathways in Greek, Latin, Classics, Egyptology, English Literature, or Philosophy.
Course Overview
This Classical Studies degree with a foundation year provides a comprehensive exploration of the literature, mythology, and culture of ancient Greece and Rome. The initial year offers essential support and preparation for higher education, making it ideal for those returning to study or seeking extra guidance. You will analyze a wide range of texts in translation and investigate how these ancient civilizations continue to influence the modern world.
Key Program Highlights
- Build a strong academic foundation with a dedicated year of preparation in humanities and social sciences.
- Analyze a diverse range of ancient texts, from epic poetry and tragedy to novels and satire, all studied in translation.
- Explore the enduring influence of Greek and Roman culture on modern society, from politics to philosophy.
- Investigate cultural artefacts to understand ancient history, society, warfare, gender, and religion.
- Tailor your degree with optional dedicated pathways in Greek, Latin, Classics, Egyptology, English Literature, or Philosophy.
