Bachelor in Classical Studies and Ancient History

This program delves into the fascinating history and culture of ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. It is designed for students who are curious about the ancient world and its lasting impact on modern society. Over three years, students will engage with themes such as warfare, literature, art, and politics, gaining a comprehensive understanding of how these ancient civilizations shaped contemporary culture.

Students will explore various subjects, including mythology, religion, and gender studies, while developing critical skills in research, analysis, and communication. The curriculum emphasizes the interpretation of evidence and argument construction, preparing students for a variety of professional paths. Hands-on experiences may include projects and presentations that enhance learning and engagement.

Graduates of this program can pursue diverse careers in fields such as media, education, government, and museums. Specific job titles include historian, museum curator, and educator. The skills acquired are transferable, allowing graduates to adapt to various industries, including technology and conservation. This program equips students with the tools needed for a lifetime of informed engagement with society.