古典文明（MA）

该古典文明的跨学科硕士学位非常适合那些不具备希腊语和拉丁语先验知识或想要在研究生级别进行古典世界高级研究的毕业生。我们为您提供探索古希腊和罗马考古，历史和文化的各个方面的机会，从古时代到古典时代再到古代，包括希腊和拉丁文学以及古代地中海的考古和物质文化。您将在活跃的研究文化中学习，并由处于该领域前沿的世界一流学者提供教学和监督。该课程首先从时序上对古典世界进行介绍，从古老的地中海到早期的基督教罗马帝国。您将探索政治和文化，宗教，性别和性行为，历史写作以及现代世界对古典文化的接受，特别是古典过去所具有的含义
Our MA Classical Civilisation is ideal if you have no prior knowledge of Greek and Latin but are keen to undertake advanced study of the classical world at postgraduate level. Throughout the course, you will explore politics and culture, religion, sex and sexuality, the writing of history, and the reception of classical culture in the modern world. Why choose this course Taught by world-leading academics working at the cutting edge in their fields, this course encourages you to interrogate the meanings that have been attached to the classical past. Our strong links with the British Museum mean representation of classical antiquity in London’s museums is a particular focus. Through our partnership with the British School at Rome, you will have the chance to apply to take an eight-week residential ‘City of Rome’ postgraduate course as an option - please note that acceptance on the course is competitive and you will need to fund your own travel and accommodation. What you will learn If you are a graduate with a longstanding fascination in the Greco-Roman world, but you have not had the chance to study it formally or would like to build upon your undergraduate training in the field, then this course is for you. Within a broadly chronological framework, we offer you the chance to explore multiple aspects of ancient Greek and Roman history and culture, from the archaic period through the classical era to late antiquity, including Greek and Latin literature and the archaeology and material culture of the ancient Mediterranean. You will be able to follow your interests choosing from a range of option modules, including the opportunity to learn Greek or Latin, if you wish. How you will learn This course is available to study full- or part-time and is taught via evening seminars. These usually include a presentation by the tutor as well as wide-ranging discussion of issues related to the set readings. Some option modules may involve daytime site visits and student presentations to offer you the opportunity to develop your presentation skills and learn how to give and receive feedback in discussion. You will also complete a dissertation on a topic of your choice, with the support of a supervisor.