Bachelor Of Arts - Classics - Greek And Roman Studies (Honours)

Program overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Classics - Greek and Roman Studies (Honours) at Brock University offers a unique opportunity to explore the ancient worlds of Greece and Rome. This program is designed to engage students with the ancient world through a multi-disciplinary approach that includes archaeological practice, ancient history, art, and the study of Greek and Latin languages. Students will gain insights into the origins of contemporary traditions and social institutions, making this program not only educational but also enriching for those interested in history and culture.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Arts in Classics - Greek and Roman Studies (Honours) is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of ancient civilizations. The program is designed to be completed in four years, allowing students to immerse themselves in various aspects of classical studies.

Key features of the program structure include:

• Integrated multi-disciplinary curriculum combining various fields of study.
• Extensive experiential learning opportunities, including curating exhibitions and participating in archaeological excavations.
• International courses offered in the Mediterranean region, providing direct engagement with ancient art and culture.
• Options to specialize in areas such as Ancient Art and Archaeology or Greek and Roman Studies.

Featured Experiences

The Bachelor of Arts in Classics - Greek and Roman Studies (Honours) program offers a variety of unique experiences that enhance learning and engagement:

• Hands-on experience through archaeological excavations.
• Opportunities to curate exhibitions at the Cypriote Museum.
• International study tours in the Mediterranean region, allowing students to explore ancient art and culture directly.
• Specialization options that allow for a deeper focus on specific areas of interest within the field.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Classics - Greek and Roman Studies (Honours) program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Archaeologist: Conduct excavations and research to uncover and analyze artifacts from ancient civilizations.
• Museum Curator: Manage collections of historical artifacts and organize exhibitions to educate the public about ancient cultures.
• Journalist: Write articles and reports focusing on historical topics, cultural heritage, and contemporary issues related to the classics.
• Tourism Manager: Develop and promote educational tours that highlight historical sites and ancient cultures.
• Library and Information Scientist: Work in libraries or archives, managing collections of historical texts and artifacts.
• Lawyer: Utilize critical thinking and analytical skills developed through the study of classics in legal practice.

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