Classical and Archaeological Studies - BA (Hons) | Bachelor's degree | Humanities & Culture | On Campus | 3 years full-time (4 with a year abroad/placement year); 6 years part-time (7 wi... | University of Kent | United Kingdom

Ancient civilisations laid the foundations of the modern world, and shaped how we perceive all elements of our society, including power, sexuality, ethics, migration, identity, globalisation and religion. Studying Classical and Archaeological Studies at Kent gives you the opportunity to explore a broad thematic and chronological range of topics from the Minoan and Mycenean period, up to classical Greece, Republican Rome and early Christianity. In your first year, you take introductory modules on archaeology and the civilisations of Greece and Rome. You also have the opportunity to study beginners’ Latin or Greek, classical literature and mythology, Mediterranean empires, and local archaeology. In your second and third years you can study literature from Greece, Rome and early Christianity, and the history of these civilisations as well as the Celts and Byzantium. It is also possible to take a fieldwork practice module where you discover the latest techniques. In your final year, you complete a dissertation or extended essay in a subject of your choice, supported by a supervisor.