The University of Warwick is a public research university located in Coventry, England. Founded in 1965, it has quickly established itself as one of the UK's leading universities, consistently ranking in the top ten in national league tables. Warwick has a reputation for academic excellence, particularly in the fields of business, economics, engineering, and the humanities. The university is known for its international outlook and has a diverse student body, with students from over 150 countries. With a strong commitment to research and innovation, the University of Warwick is a dynamic and exciting institution that offers a world-class education to its students.

Core modules
All our degrees involve core modules in your first alongside a choice of optional modules which broaden your knowledge of the ancient world and also allow you the chance to acquire knowledge in Greek or Latin if desired In subsequent you build on what you have learnt through a choice of modules which allow you to engage in your own way with the civilisation of the Ancient Mediterranean

In their second and final students may take one 30-CAT module or two 15-CAT modules from outside the department (eg from the Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning or another academic department) in place of an optional module

Year One
Introduction to Greek and Roman History
You will be introduced to the central themes of Greek and Roman history from the Greek Archaic Period to the beginning of the Roman Empire You will gain a broad chronological understanding of the ancient world and good knowledge of the range of evidence and methodologies used to analyse its historical events and cultural practices You will also develop advanced skills in analysing evidence crafting an argument and presenting your ideas coherently and fluently

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Encounters with Material Culture Objects and Archaeology
This module provides you with the tools you need to approach and interpret the material culture of the ancient world including buildings art-works inscriptions and everyday objects We look at objects and buildings from their creation to their use and rediscovery considering issues such as the materials used production and consumption; style form and iconography and contexts of discovery and use We explore the many questions we can ask of material culture and the insights it provides into the history and society of the ancient Mediterranean

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Greek Culture and Society Roman Culture and Society
You will study both these modules which explore the central features of Greek and Roman culture including aspects such as religion and festivals political institutions women and the family and death This grounding will allow you to delve further into specific topics in your Honours modules as well as encouraging you to consider the degrees of continuity and difference between ancient Greek and Roman culture and our own beliefs and practices

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A Modern European Language

You will take one module studying a Modern European Language (currently ItalianLink opens in a new window or GermanLink opens in a new window)

Year Two
Hellenistic World
The campaigns of Alexander the Great transformed the Greek world creating an empire that stretched from the Adriatic to the Himalayas Through this module you will explore the political histories power structures cultural developments and ideologies of the period and gain critical insight into the evidence from which our understanding of Hellenistic culture and history is constructed This will lead to an increased appreciation of how the Hellenistic world helped shape the Roman world and beyond

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A Modern European Language

You will continue study of the modern language studied in Year One

Year Three
Dissertation
Optional modules
Optional modules can vary from to Example optional modules may include

The Transformation of Roman Society under Augustus
The Roman Near East
Democracy and Imperialism
Domestic Space in the Roman World
Food and Drink in the Ancient Mediterranean
Art and Architecture of Asia Minor
The Roman Empire from Tiberius to Hadrian
Sexuality and Gender in Antiquity
Greek Religion

• The University of Warwick is a world-renowned public research university located in Coventry, England. Established in 1965, it has rapidly established itself as one of the leading universities in the UK and the world, consistently ranking in the top ten in national and international league tables.
• Academic excellence is at the heart of the University of Warwick, with a reputation for excellence in fields such as business, economics, engineering, and the humanities. The university has four faculties: Arts, Science, Social Sciences, and Medicine, with over 30 academic departments and more than 300 degree courses at undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels.
• The Warwick Business School is one of the most respected business schools in the UK, with an international reputation for excellence in research and teaching. It offers a range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and executive education programs, including the highly regarded Warwick MBA.
• The university's commitment to research is evident in its world-class research facilities and centres, which focus on areas such as energy, healthcare, and digital technologies. Warwick is also home to a number of research institutes and centres, including the Warwick Manufacturing Group, the Warwick Medical School, and the Warwick Centre for Applied Linguistics.
• The University of Warwick is also renowned for its international outlook, with a diverse student body representing over 150 nationalities. It has strong partnerships with universities around the world, with opportunities for students to study abroad and for international students to study at Warwick.
• The university has a strong commitment to innovation and entrepreneurship, with numerous initiatives and programs aimed at supporting student startups and promoting innovation. The Warwick Enterprise Hub provides students with access to resources and support to develop their business ideas, while the Warwick Innovation Centre offers incubation and office space for startups and small businesses.
• The University of Warwick has a beautiful campus that spans over 700 acres and features state-of-the-art facilities, including a modern sports centre, a world-class arts centre, and numerous research facilities. The campus is located in Coventry, a historic city in the heart of England with excellent transport links to London and other major cities.
• In conclusion, the University of Warwick is a world-class institution that is known for its academic excellence, commitment to research and innovation, international outlook, and beautiful campus. With a diverse and dynamic student body, the university offers a rich and rewarding academic experience that prepares students for success in their chosen fields.

You will need to book the accommodation after you have been accepted.

You can choose to live on campus or off campus in private accommodation.

• Make a booking online after you have been accepted (in this case please let us know your choice when you apply).
• Register when you arrive - its not possible to reserve a room before arriving. You can arrive a few days before and book it