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The Bachelor of Arts in Classical Civilisation is a three-year, full-time on-campus program that explores the history, culture, and literature of the ancient Mediterranean world. The program covers key civilizations such as Ancient Greece, Rome, and Egypt, focusing on topics such as mythology, philosophy, political systems, and art. Students will gain a deeper understanding of how classical civilizations shaped the modern world.
Graduates will be prepared for careers in education, archaeology, cultural heritage, and museum studies. The University of Leeds offers access to a wealth of classical resources, including ancient texts, archaeological sites, and museum collections, allowing students to engage deeply with the classical world.
Year 1 β Foundations in Classical Civilisation
Year 2 β Developing Classical Civilisation Knowledge
Year 3 β Advanced Classical Civilisation and Independent Research
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Classical Civilisation at the University of Leeds will be well-prepared for careers in education, museum and heritage management, research, and cultural consultancy. With expertise in ancient history, literature, and philosophy, graduates can pursue roles in museums, galleries, archaeological sites, publishing, and cultural organizations. Career opportunities also exist in education, where graduates can work as teachers or academic researchers, or in public relations and media roles related to the arts and heritage sector. Graduates can work as curators, archaeologists, heritage managers, or researchers, contributing to the preservation and interpretation of ancient cultures.
The University of Leeds offers an immersive program in Classical Civilisation, providing students with a deep understanding of ancient Greece and Rome and their influence on modern culture. The program combines historical analysis, literary study, and artistic exploration, allowing students to engage with ancient texts, artifacts, and philosophies. With access to specialist resources, archaeological sites, and expert faculty, students will gain the skills necessary to work in cultural heritage and academic research. By choosing this program, students will develop critical thinking, research and communication skills that are highly valued in both academia and the creative industries.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)113 243 1751
Email: admissions@leeds.ac.uk
Address: University of Leeds, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds LS2 9JT, United Kingdom