Ancient history level courses

...Introducing your degree Travel abroad as part of this challenging and exciting BA Archaeology and Anthropology degree. Spend three years on campus learning the practice of archaeology and what we can understand from uncovering ancient human remains. Spend an academic year abroad on placement making...

...Introducing your degree Travel and study abroad, working towards a challenging BA Archaeology degree. Spend three years on campus learning the practice of archaeology and what we can understand from uncovering ancient human remains. Your year abroad at one of our partner institutions allows...

... to no other programme in the UK or worldwide the opportunity to specialise in a tradition of your choice a comprehensive set of disciplinary skills and insights for studying human histories and cultures through religious thought and practice. Studying religions is for all who seek to further global understanding while... Learn about: International Relations, African Studies, Development Studies...

...% of its research scored the top rating for impact with an outstanding reach and significance. Current number of research staff: 30. Current number of research students: 60. Research income: £3 million in last sixyears (supporting projects including: Ancient Commentators on Aristotle; The Evolution of the Emotions... Learn about: Modern Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy...

... philosophy Philosophy of religion European philosophy (including critical theory, phenomenology, and existentialism) We are involved in many exciting and interdisciplinary research projects, and have active links with other areas including Political Science, Law, Sociology, Psychoanalysis, and Art History... Learn about: Ancient Philosophy, Critical Theory, Medical training...

... from Ben-Hur to Gladiator. At Reading, we are highly recognised for the quality of our Classics research (third in the UK) and teaching excellence. Modules such as “Ancient Philosophy” will give you a chance to combine what you have learnt in Philosophy and in Classical Studies, as you learn... Learn about: Ancient Philosophy...

... a critical yet empathetic appreciation of world views which differ from our own in both time and space, as well as seeing how our own culture today is influenced by Classical civilisation and culture around and before us.Study begins by establishing a framework of Classical history, both chronologically...

...)20Introduction to Ancient Egyptian History and Civilisation 1CLE121Semester 2 (Jan - Jun Taught)20Introduction to Ancient Egyptian History and Civilisation 2If...

... and historic. Historic archaeology looks at the artifacts and records of ancient civilisations while pre-historic archaeology deals with pre-history, before historical records began. There are four main areas: * contract or commercial archaeology – working for a developer who is responsible for the cost...

... current research interests include: the cultural and social history of ancient Greece; ancient Italy and Rome; the reception of the 'classical' past within ancient and modern worlds; the study of approaches to identity in the ancient world; cultural change in the Hellenistic and Roman worlds; Latin prose... Learn about: Professor Training, Full Time, Part Time...

... period to the Roman imperial period and Late Antiquity, and the reception of Classical culture in later periods of history. You will be encouraged to engage in wider debate on how we interpret the Classical world and why this matters - debate that is at the forefront of current research... Learn about: Political Thought, Full Time, World History...

... of teaching and learning so that you can progress onto a relevant Masters course in our School of Philosophy and Art History At Essex, you can progress onto our MA Philosophy, MA Philosophy (Continental Philosophy Pathway), MA Philosophy (Critical Social Theory Pathway), MA Philosophy (Philosophy... Learn about: Art History...

...Start of programme: September intake only Mode of Attendance: Full-time or Part-time Introduction This is the only history of art and archaeology degree in Europe focused on the great religious traditions of Asia. It includes within its scope diverse countries, regions and time periods... Learn about: Art History, Tibetan Art, Part Time...

...Full Time: 12 months. | Part Time: 24 months. Start date: September 2017. A multidisciplinary programme focusing on the reception of ancient literature, art and culture in the modern world Longest-established Reception postgraduate programme in the UK Department rated third in UK for the quality...

... the urban phenomenon of Ancient Rome Theoretical approaches in archaeology Please note that all modules are subject to change. Please see our modules...

... interested in broadening their expertise across anthropology, art history and archaeology. It will also provide an excellent postgraduate foundation for students interested in pursuing PhD research concerned with museums, heritage, and material/visual culture in Asian, African, Middle Eastern... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Material Culture Studies, Transferable skills...

... the urban phenomenon of Ancient Rome Theoretical approaches in archaeology Please note that all modules are subject to change. Please see our modules...

... is conducted and how evidence is analysed. The course explores the archaeology and history of Britain from the Late Iron Age Period to the fourth century AD when traditionally the Romans came and left Britain. This course provides an opportunity to enter a past world and to consider the lives and attitudes... Learn about: Archaeological research techniques, Archaeological education, Basic IT...

..., philosophy, sociology, history and strategic studies. The course information sheet is a printable version of the information on this web page, which you can download here. Key benefits King's is amongst the world's leading universities for the study of war and conflict. Teaching by leading international...

... societies of ancient Greece and Rome. This course has been designed to: offer a wide choice of topics in the areas of archaeology, architecture, art, history and politics, literature and philosophy complement many other popular A levels, including Art, Drama and Theatre Studies, English Literature...