This undergraduate Ancient History degree draws on extensive expertise of faculty, allowing students to study not only Greece and Rome, but also Egypt with an option to learn ancient languages, such as Latin, Greek, Egyptian.

Delve into the rise and development of ancient civilisations over several millennia from Ancient Egypt, to Classical Greece, Republican and Imperial Rome, and Late Antiquity. The focus on understanding ancient civilisations will include studying primary sources, both the Classical, Egyptian, and Mesopotamian texts that have survived to the modern day, and the monuments and objects of those civilisations.

The Ancient History course offers students the opportunity to study a diverse range of periods, countries and cultures to suit their interests. Students will explore ancient cultures in a supportive academic environment where they will have access to an exceptional range of expertise and resources. In the second year, with financial support from the University, students will undertake a unique two-week Study Tour where they will develop a research project and travel with fellow students to countries such as Italy and Greece.