28th June 2021

We updated the Course Overview.

Previous content:

You will have the opportunity to study topics such as Greek democracy, the Roman cultural revolution under Augustus, the Roman Near East, or ancient global history, in modules specifically focused on Greco- Roman history, art, archaeology and architecture. You will take either Latin or Ancient Greek in your first year, and study four modules per year.

Revised content:

You will have the opportunity to study topics such as Greek democracy, the Roman cultural revolution under Augustus, visual representations of Greek myth, or the Roman Near East, in modules specifically focused on Greco-Roman history, art, archaeology and architecture.
Core first-year modules provide a grounding in approaches to Greek and Roman History and Material Culture while optional modules allow you to explore a range of other topics, including the option to learn an ancient language.

We also removed the 'Important information' box on the page following University approval:

Important information

We are planning to make changes to our BA Ancient History and Classical Archaeology with Study in Europe degree for 2022 entry. Changes to core modules go through the University's rigorous academic processes. As module changes are confirmed, we will update the course information on this webpage. It is therefore very important that you check this webpage for the latest information before you apply and prior to accepting an offer.

On the 'Modules' we revised the modules listed for Year One:

Previous content:

• Greek Culture and Society
• Roman Culture and Society
• Latin Language or Greek Language
• Introduction to Greek and Roman History
• A Modern European Language

Revised content:

Year One

• Introduction to Greek and Roman History
• Encounters with Material Culture: Objects and Archaeology
• Greek Culture and Society/Roman Culture and Society
• A Modern European Language

We revised the content on the Assessment tab.

Previous content:

You will take four modules each year, the assessment of which is generally equally divided between essays submitted during the year and exams in the summer (100% exam for language modules). Your second and final years contribute equally to your final degree classification.

Revised content:

You will take 120 CATS each year (through a combination of 15 and 30 CAT modules). Assessment methods include coursework submitted during the year (e.g. essays, blog posts, learning logs) and exams in the summer (100% exam for language modules).

Your second and final years contribute equally to your final degree classification.

We updated content in the Teaching tab.

Previous content:

You will take four modules, each with 2-3 contact hours per week (more for your language module/s).

Revised content:

You will take four modules per term, each with 2-3 contact hours per week.

Initial launch

This page was launched on 2nd March 2021.