3.5-Term Pathway - Foundation Certificate for Business, Law and Social Sciences - Continue to Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Ancient History and Archaeology (Honours Select 50:50)

Year One develops students' knowledge of the main themes and events in Greek and Roman history, and the skills required to assess them. Further modules expand the range of sources (reliefs, statues, paintings, etc) with which students are familiar, and focus on how the ancient world worked.

Year Two broadens students' knowledge and improves the skills they have acquired through core modules on broad topics such as politics and the writing of histories or social and cultural themes. Students will study ancient texts, reflect on the nature of history and shape their programme with optional choices.

Year Three modules center on key figures and themes. They reflect the research interests of the Department and allow students to enhance their skills, depth and focus. The dissertation will give students the opportunity to undertake detailed and independent research. They will have an expert adviser who will help them define the topic and give them advice on useful directions to take, but the subject matter itself will be the student's own choice.