BA Classical Civilisation

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University of Nottingham

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• Objectives
  This course examines the literature, culture and society of classical Greece and Rome. You will also be able to study political and social structures, art and visual culture, thought, religion and social life. No prior knowledge of Greek or Latin or classical civilisation is required and, except in designated language courses, all texts are read in translation. The study of either Greek or Latin is optional.
• Entry requirements
  Required subjects: no specific subjects IB score: 34
• Academic title
  BA Classical Civilisation
• Course description
  BA Classical Civilisation
  
  Programme
  
  Year one
  
  You will study two core modules which give you an integrated introduction to the history and culture of Greece and Rome, along with either beginners` Greek or Latin, or Seeing through Language, and an in-depth module on one topic (e.g. Alexander). An introduction to the reception of Classical culture in modern world (Classics and Popular Culture) is optional.
  
  Year two
  
  This year combines a wide range of optional modules exploring ancient literature, art and history, with an extended study, to prepare you for third year dissertation work; an independent module encourages an innovative (often creative) project on your own choice of subject. You also have the option to continue or start learning Greek or Latin.
  
  Year three
  
  You will develop and pursue your own interests through a 10,000- word dissertation on any area of classical civilisation, and combine this with a Special Subject which involves detailed, in-depth study of a particular topic (taught in seminars). Optional modules, or continued language work, complete the year.

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