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Please select the required modules for your course as follows:

Classics Q800: Must take Latin AND/OR Greek (depending on entry level) all year at appropriate level. If you have done A-level Greek and/or Latin then you have to take Greek or Latin Literary Texts and the other language at the appropriate level. If you have no Ancient Languages you will start with levels 1 and 2 for one language and do the other language in year 2. In addition you need to select 2 other modules from Term 1 and 2 modules from Term 2:

Term 1: Roman Culture and Society, Greek Culture and Society, Ancient Thought
Term 2: Encounters with Greek Texts, Encounters with Latin Texts, Encounters with Material Culture

Classics (Latin) with Study in Europe: Must take Latin Literary Texts and a modern European language (Italian/German) and a choice of 4 (equally split between Terms 1 and 2) from below:

Term 1: Roman Culture and Society, Greek Culture and Society, Ancient Thought
Term 2: Encounters with Greek Texts, Encounters with Latin Texts, Encounters with Material Culture, Introduction to Greek and Roman History

Classical Civilisation: Must take Greek Culture and Society and Roman Culture and Society plus:

2 more modules from Term 1:

Ancient Thought, Greek/Latin Lang 1 (or Literary Texts, all year), Intro to Greek History; external module (Study in Europe Students must take Italian OR German)

4 more modules from Terms 2/3:

Encounters with Greek Texts, Encounters with Latin texts; Encounters with Material Culture, Greek or Latin Language 2, Introduction to Roman History, external module (Study in Europe students must take Italian OR German)

Ancient History and Classical Archaeology: Must take Introduction to Greek and Roman History and Encounters with Material Culture plus:

A further 3 modules in Term 1:

Roman Culture and Society AND/OR Greek Culture and Society, Ancient Thought, Greek or Latin Language 1 (or literary texts – all year); external module (Study in Europe students must take Italian OR German)

and a further 2 modules in Term 2:

Encounters with Greek Texts, Encounters with Latin texts; Greek or Latin Language 2, external module (Study in Europe students must take Italian OR German)

Classics and English:

Classics Dept: Must take Greek or Latin Literary Texts plus one module in Term 1 and one module in Term 2:

Term 1: Roman Culture and Society, Greek Culture and Society, Ancient Thought
Term 2: Encounters with Greek Texts, Encounters with Latin texts, Encounters with Material Culture

English Dept: Must take Modes of Reading plus either Epic into Novel OR Medieval and Early Modern English Literature

English and Classical Civilisation: Must take Modes of Reading plus 30 CATS from both English and Classics departments

If you have any queries about your choices, please fill in the queries box at the end of the form.

TERM 1

Ancient Thought (15 CATS)

Greek Culture and Society (15 CATS)

Roman Culture and Society (15 CATS)

Introduction to Greek History (15 CATS)

Greek Language 1 (15 CATS)

Latin Language 1 (15 CATS)

TERM 2/3

Encounters with Material Culture (15 CATS)

Encounters with Greek Texts (15 CATS)

Encounters with Latin Texts (15 CATS)

Introduction to Roman History (15 CATS)

Greek Language 2 (15 CATS)

Latin Language 2 (15 CATS)

ALL YEAR

Introduction to Greek and Roman History (30 CATS)

Greek Literary Texts (30 CATS)

Latin Literary Texts (30 CATS)

EXTERNAL MODULES

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