📖Program Curriculum
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
You will complete
Two core courses
Four optional courses
A dissertation covering two or more ancient cultures or interaction between cultures which will mainly be written after teaching finishes from April to August
Core courses
APPROACHING THE ANCIENT WORLD THROUGH MATERIAL CULTURE
APPROACHING THE ANCIENT WORLD THROUGH TEXT
Both core courses include handling sessions with ancient objects taking advantage of the unique resources of the University of Glasgow in the shape of the University Library the Hunterian Museum and the Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
Optional courses may include
LANGUAGES AT ALL LEVELS ANCIENT GREEK LATIN EARLY GAELIC WELSH HEBREW ANCIENT EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPHS COPTIC
ATHENIAN DEMOCRACY MODEL OR MOB RULE PGT
EXPLORATIONS IN THE CLASSICAL TRADITION
APPROACHES TO CELTIC AND VIKING ARCHAEOLOGY
MEDITERRANEAN LANDSCAPES
CLIMATE AND CIVILISATION
CELTIC ART AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
JEWISH LITERATURE IN THE GRAECO-ROMAN WORLD PGT
STUDIES IN EARLY CHURCH HISTORY AND THEOLOGY
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY
COURSES IN MUSEUM STUDIES
You must take courses from at least two subject areas The course convener will offer guidance and approve your choices to ensure their feasibility and intellectual cogency
Please note that you can only study one language at beginner’s level
Dissertation
You will also complete a dissertation of 12000-15000 words on a research topic of your choice Your dissertation will be supervised in individual subjects or jointly between subjects as appropriate
Our research environment
You will enjoy the use of the excellent postgraduate facilities offered by Classics in Glasgow There is a dedicated postgraduate study space which makes available an extensive research collection now augmented by a bequest from the late Professor Douglas MacDowell
The subjects Classics Archaeology Celtic and Gaelic and Theology and Religious Studies all run a programme of research seminars which provide Ancient Cultures students with a wide range of stimulating events to choose from
Programme alteration or discontinuation
The University of Glasgow endeavours to run all programmes as advertised In exceptional circumstances however the University may withdraw or alter a programme For more information please see Student contract