文学学士（荣誉）学位

古典研究是一个跨学科的学位课程，它利用了历史和传统学院以及艺术学院中研究和教学的多样性和丰富性。学生有机会与历史和考古学，艺术和建筑史，遗产与保护，文学和文化研究以及哲学，英语和戏剧学专家一起研究希腊和罗马世界及其接待情况。<br>林肯市（Lincoln）的名字取自Lindum Colonia：公元一世纪中叶建立的罗马军团要塞堡垒，后代成为退休士兵的住所。它在地面上下都保留了这段历史的痕迹，从墙壁和渡槽的碎片到街道规划本身。交通仍然经过纽波特拱门（Newport Arch），它是三世纪的大门，而大学位于内
Classical Studies at Lincoln offers the opportunity to explore and examine the history, culture, and language of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds to discover how they have influenced and shaped the society in which we live today. BA (Hons) Classical Studies is an interdisciplinary degree programme. Students have the opportunity to study the ancient world alongside experts in history and archaeology, the history of art and architecture, heritage and conservation, literary and cultural studies, philosophy, and English and drama. The curriculum reflects the variety and richness of research and teaching within the School of History and Heritage, and the College of Arts more widely. The city of Lincoln takes its name from Lindum Colonia: a Roman legionary fortress established in the middle of the first century AD which became a settlement for retired soldiers a generation later. Above and below ground it preserves traces of this history, from fragments of walls and aqueducts to the street plan itself. Traffic still travels through the Newport Arch, its third-century gate, while the University is situated on the Brayford Pool, an inland port with remains of the Roman-period waterfront, connected to the River Trent. Staff at the University of Lincoln teaching on the Classical Studies programme work in exciting areas, from the making of Roman London to the fall of the Empire in the West, from the historiography of the Hellenistic world to language and literacy in the western Mediterranean. Research informs teaching on all our courses, and staff aim to support students as they access specialist resources for their own studies, such as the built environment of Lincoln itself and the excavated artefacts housed in The Collection, the city's archaeological museum to which we have privileged access.