BA Ancient History

Course Overview This course offers a deep and engaging exploration of the history, politics, and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome from 600 BCE to 700 CE. You will develop critical analysis and research skills while investigating the rise and fall of empires, the birth of democracy, and the enduring legacy of classical civilizations. The program provides a flexible curriculum with opportunities to study archaeology, literature, and philosophy, and includes the possibility of a transformative year abroad. Key Program Highlights Study the entire classical period, from the rise of Greek democracy to the fall of the Roman Empire Develop highly transferable skills in critical analysis, research, and argumentation Tailor your degree with interdisciplinary modules in archaeology, literature, and philosophy Undertake a dedicated research project on a topic of your choice in the final year Option to spend a year abroad immersing yourself in the landscapes of ancient history