36 monthsProgramme duration
33,300 GBPTuition Fee/year
13 Jan, 2027Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Classics and Ancient History
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
This degree examines the cultures, societies and material remains of Greek and Roman civilisations.
The degree includes 50 days of partially funded fieldwork in destinations across the globe, including physical fieldwork such as excavation, museum work as well as digital fieldwork.
Classical Archaeology & Classical Civilisation BA students have the opportunity to undertake a partially-funded Field Study Tour to the Mediterranean as part of the fieldwork component.
The course provides a foundation in archaeological approaches, field methods and explores current archaeological issues focusing on themes of landscape, material culture, social change and social organisation. You will also take an Ancient Language module Greek or Latin at beginner or advanced level.
You will pursue specialist interests through optional modules focused on particular geographical regions, time periods and archaeological materials. This includes ancient languages, Greek and Roman art, archaeology and literature options. Optional modules will help you develop practical skills in a range of areas, from working with archaeological written sources to illustration and imaging. There are archaeology optional modules that run on a biennial basis and range from Roman Art and Architecture to Pottery Analysis; from Geoarchaeology to Zooarchaeology; from Amazonia or the Aztecs to Stonehenge, China and Early Islamic Archaeology.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Classics and Ancient History
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
This degree examines the cultures, societies and material remains of Greek and Roman civilisations.
The degree includes 50 days of partially funded fieldwork in destinations across the globe, including physical fieldwork such as excavation, museum work as well as digital fieldwork.
Classical Archaeology & Classical Civilisation BA students have the opportunity to undertake a partially-funded Field Study Tour to the Mediterranean as part of the fieldwork component.
The course provides a foundation in archaeological approaches, field methods and explores current archaeological issues focusing on themes of landscape, material culture, social change and social organisation. You will also take an Ancient Language module Greek or Latin at beginner or advanced level.
You will pursue specialist interests through optional modules focused on particular geographical regions, time periods and archaeological materials. This includes ancient languages, Greek and Roman art, archaeology and literature options. Optional modules will help you develop practical skills in a range of areas, from working with archaeological written sources to illustration and imaging. There are archaeology optional modules that run on a biennial basis and range from Roman Art and Architecture to Pottery Analysis; from Geoarchaeology to Zooarchaeology; from Amazonia or the Aztecs to Stonehenge, China and Early Islamic Archaeology.
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