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Modules for MA/Diploma/Certificate*

Compulsory MA Methodology Modules

• General MA Study and Research Methodology
• Methodology for the MA in Ancient History and Classical Studies
• Methodology for the MA in Ancient Myth and Society
• Methodology for the Literature- and Language-Based MAs

Non-linguistic MA modules

• Ancient Medicine: Myth & Practice
• “Being Greek under Rome”: Greek literature and culture in the Imperial Period
• Between Narrative and Interpretation:  Writing History in the Ancient World
• Julius Caesar and His Times
• Kings, Gods and Heroes:  Myth and history in Early Rome and Etruria
• Myth and Art from Homer to Late Antiquity
• Myth in Greek and Roman Epic
• Pagans, Jews, and Christians in Late Antiquity
• Political Consciousness and Classical Greece
• Stories, Histories and Ticket-Sales: Greeks and Romans on the Silver Screen
• The Invention of Fiction in Greece
• What Elegy Did Next
• Women in Ancient Myth and Society
• Power, Prosperity and Conflict: Roman Africa and the Empire

Modules offered by the Archaeology and Theology and Religious Studies Departments

• Art and Representation in the Ancient Near East
• Bronze Age Aegean
• Cyprus in Prehistory
• The Archaeology of the Ancient Near East
• The Virgin Mary in earliest Christianity

Language modules

• Medieval Latin
• Beginners Greek I
  

• Beginners Greek II
  
• Intermediate Greek I
  
• Intermediate Greek II
  
• Advanced Greek I
  
• Advanced Greek II
  
• Beginners Latin I
  
• Beginners Latin II
  
• Intermediate Latin I
  
• Intermediate Latin II
  
• Advanced Latin I
  
• Advanced Latin II

Dissertation modules

• Dissertation:  MA
• Greek/Latin Special Author: Licence

*All Modules are subject to change

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