Course summary

Our Ancient History and Archaeology degree is perfect for anyone interested in the learning about the Classical civilisations of Greece and Rome and in getting practical, hands on in Archaeology. This course provides insights into everything from legendary figures like Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar to the everyday lives of people living in these times. In our degree, we cover a wide range of topics including mythology, warfare, politics, culture and society, gender, economies, religion, science and the reception of the ancient world. Our students can truly immerse themselves in these fascinating past societies. In our archaeology modules, students will further cement understanding of the ancient world by working with archaeological data and developing critical thinking skills. Our approach to teaching is research-led, ensuring that students benefit from the latest academic insights and methodologies. Expert tutors provide personalised guidance. This approach is designed to foster independent thought and analytical skills, preparing students for various future careers. Moreover, the degree offers opportunities for practical experience through fieldwork and excavation, allowing students to apply their learning in real-world settings. Engaging with archaeology, students can experience the physical remnants of Mediterranean Empires, adding a tangible dimension to their studies. This hands-on experience is invaluable in understanding the depth and breadth of these ancient civilisations. Studying Ancient History provides a unique chance to explore the past while developing essential analytical skills for the future. Whether pursuing a career in academia, heritage, or any other different field, graduates will be well-prepared to make meaningful contributions in their chosen careers.