Modules

In year one, you will be taking mandatory modules in Comparative World Prehistory, Rome to Revolution: Historical Archaeology of Britain, Studying the Greek World, Studying the Roman World, Introduction to Archaeology, and Landscapes and Surveying. You will also take optional modules depending on which pathway you choose between Ancient History and Classical Language. In year two, you will take Archaeology: Theory and Practice as a mandatory module. The optional modules are wide ranging across three groups; classical civilisation, archaeology, and integrated. You also may begin or continue to study Ancient Greek or Latin at the appropriate level of prior language attainment. These modules will be taken in place of other ancient history optional modules. In year three, you will write a dissertation with the skills acquired and/or developed in your first and second years (notably in Extended Source Study, Studying Classical Scholarship or Communicating the Past). You also may begin or continue to study Ancient Greek or Latin at the appropriate level of prior language attainment.