First Year Module Choices

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Please select the required modules for your course as follows:

Q820 Classical Civilisation

120 CATS in total

Must take Greek Culture and Society (CX109-15) and Roman Culture and Society (CX110-15) in Term 1. These will be automatically assigned to you.

Please select a further 30 CATS in Term 1 from:

Introduction to Greek & Roman History (CX102-30) or the 15- CAT variant Introduction to Greek History (CX116-15), Ancient Thought (CX112-15), Latin Literary Texts (Advanced)(CX136-30) or the 15-CAT Latin Language 1 (Beginners) (CX115-15), Greek Literary Texts (Advanced) (CX106-30) or Greek Language 1 (Beginners) (CX120-15)

and 60 CATs for Terms 2/3 from:

Introduction to Greek & Roman History (CX102-30) or the 15- CAT variant Introduction to Roman History (CX117-15, Encounters with Greek Texts (CX113-15), Encounters with Latin texts (CX114-15), Encounters with Material Culture (CX111-15), Latin Literary Texts (Advanced)(CX136-30) or the 15-CAT Latin Language 2 (Intermediate) (CX101-15), Greek Literary Texts (Advanced) (CX106-30) or Greek Language 2 (Intermediate) (CX126-15)

You may substitute up to 30 CATS from Classics with up to 30 CATS from an external department, subject to approval

Q821 Classical Civilisation with Study in Europe

120 CATS in total

Must take Greek Culture and Society (CX109-15) and Roman Culture and Society (CX110-15) in Term 1 (these will be automatically assigned to you) and and a modern European language (Italian/German) and a choice of 4 other modules (equally split between Terms 1 and 2) from below:

Term 1: Introduction to Greek & Roman History (CX102-30) or the 15- CAT variant Introduction to Greek History (CX116-15), Ancient Thought (CX112-15), Latin Literary Texts (Advanced)(CX136-30) or the 15-CAT Latin Language 1 (Beginners) (CX115-15), Greek Literary Texts (Advanced) (CX106-30) or Greek Language 1 (Beginners) (CX120-15)
Term 2: Introduction to Greek & Roman History (CX102-30) or the 15- CAT variant Introduction to Roman History (CX117-15, Encounters with Greek Texts (CX113-15), Encounters with Latin texts (CX114-15), Encounters with Material Culture (CX111-15), Latin Literary Texts (Advanced)(CX136-30) or the 15-CAT Latin Language 2 (Intermediate) (CX101-15), Greek Literary Texts (Advanced) (CX106-30) or Greek Language 2 (Intermediate) (CX126-15)
You may substitute up to 30 CATS from Classics with up to 30 CATS from an external department, subject to approval

Q822 Classical Civilisation with Study Abroad

Please see Q820 above

Q82P Classical Civilisation (part-time)

Please see Q820 above, spreading your 120 CATS over two years

Please add any external modules you wish to take or any additional comments at the end of the form

ALL YEAR

CX106-30 Greek Literary Texts

CX136-30 Latin Literary Texts

CX102-30 Introduction to Greek and Roman History

For students on a Study in Europe pathway.

IT101-30 Italian for Beginners

LL2B4-30 Intermediate Italian Accelerated

IT107-30 Modern Italian Language 1 (Advanced)

GE101-30 Modern German Language 1

GE103-30 Modern German Language 1 (Accelerated Beginners)

TERM 1

CX115-15 Latin Language 1

CX120-15 Greek Language 1

CX112-15 Ancient Thought

CX116-15 Introduction to Greek History

TERMS 2/3

CX101-15 Latin Language 2

CX126-15 Greek Language 2

CX111-15 Encounters with Material Culture

CX113-15 Encounters with Greek Texts

CX114-15 Encounters with Latin Texts

CX117-15 Introduction to Roman History

EXTERNAL MODULES:

Students on certain degree programmes can select up to 30 CATS from an external department. Please see the course regulations for your degree programme to see whether you are eligible. Please note:

You will need to follow the external department's module selection process to gain a place on this module.
It is strongly advised that you discuss with your Personal Tutor if you are thinking about taking an external module in another department.
External module selections are subject to the approval of the Head of the Classics Department.
You will not necessarily gain a place on an external module.
The Classics Department cannot allocate places on modules from other departments, or complete an external module selection process on your behalf.

Please list the external modules that you are considering below and whether your place on this module has been confirmed:

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