Joint Honours Ancient History and Archaeology

This course is combined with another subject chosen from a range of options within the area of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. No knowledge of ancient languages is necessary for this course.
Junior Freshman
- CLU11100 Introduction to Greek and Roman History
- CLU11104 Greek and Roman Art and Architecture
- CLU11108 Sources and Methods for Ancient History and Archaeology
Senior Freshmen
In the Senior Freshman year, students may take 20 or 40 ECTS modules in AHA, depending on the pathway followed.
- CLU22111 Greek History: Culture and Society in Archaic Greece (CLU22113 with project)
- CLU22115 Greek Archaeology
- CLU22117 Archaeological Practice (SF)
- CLU22122 The Archaeology of Minoan Crete
- CLU22124 Roman History: The Roman Empire
- CLU22126 Living on the Bay of Naples
- CLU22128 Independent Project
Junior Sophister
In the Junior Sophister Year, your module choices will depend on your chosen degree outcome (Single Honors, Joint Honors, Major with Minor). For full details, see the Classics Undergraduate Handbook (Joint Honors). Modules include:
- CLU33112 Democracy and Monarchy in Classical Greece (CLU33122 with project)
- CLU33119 Archaeological Practice (JS)
- CLU33118 Independent AHA project (JS)
- CLU33130 Britain and the Roman Empire (CLU33132 with project)
- CLU33131 Roman Archaeology
- CLU33134 Receptions and Reimaginings of Classical Art and Architecture (CLU33144 with project)
- CLU33135 Late Antiquity (CLU33137 with project)
Senior Sophister
- CLU44500 Dissertation (mandatory for Single Hons/Major Award)
Special Subject module(s) (20 or 40 ECTS, depending upon the pathway followed): options will be drawn from the following list:
- CLU44501+ CLU44502 Entertainment and Spectacle
- CLU44503+CLU44504 Ancient Cyprus
- CLU44505+ CLU44506 Goddesses of the Ancient Mediterranean
- CLU44507+CLU44508 Kings and Cities
- CLU44548 Sacred Space and Identities in Cyprus
Or 10-20 ECTS (depending on the pathway followed) Special Subject(s) from Classical Civilisation or Classical Languages, subject to Departmental approval:
- CLU44509+CLU44510 Anthropology and the Greeks
- CLU44511+ CLU44512 Constantine
- CLU44550 How to be Happy
- CLU44551 Public Speaking
- CLU44552 Early Christianity
- CLU44553 Roman Satire
- CLU44554 The Roman Games
- CLU44555 The Ancient Novel
- CLU44556 Memory and Dynasty
- CLU44557 After Alexander