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BA in Greek and Roman Studies, Carleton University

Ottawa, Ontario

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36 Months

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About this course

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Greek and Roman Studies (Classics) offers a comprehensive look into the ancient world's influence on contemporary literature, democracy, legal systems, and more. Students examine the literature, language, history, philosophy, mythology, religion, social and economic life, technology, art, architecture, and archaeology of the ancient Mediterranean, with a focus on Greek city-states and the Roman world. The program provides opportunities to learn ancient Greek and Latin languages, study ancient literature both in original and in translation, and participate in experiential activities like international exchanges, Study Abroad courses, and archaeological fieldwork.

Why this course is highly recommended

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This program is ideal for students interested in exploring the impact of the ancient world on modern society and culture. It combines classical studies with experiential learning, such as archaeological fieldwork and study abroad opportunities. The proximity to cultural resources like the National Gallery of Canada and the Canadian Museum of History enriches the learning environment, making it a uniquely engaging option for students passionate about history, art, and archaeology.

Specialisation

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A minor in Archaeology is also available with this program, allowing students to deepen their understanding of ancient cultures through practical archaeological experiences.

Course fees

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Application fees

9.31L

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1st year tuition fees

9.31L

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Living cost

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Degree requirements

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English language test

IELTS

6.5

TOEFL

86

PTE

60

DUOLINGO

120

Career prospects

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Graduates of Greek and Roman Studies develop skills in reasoning, argumentation, and communication, which are highly valued across various fields. Potential careers include academia, archaeology, archival research, business, government, law, museology, and teaching. The program prepares students for roles in museums, historical sites, public service, and related areas.

FAQs

What kind of practical experiences does this program offer?

Students can participate in archaeological fieldwork, Study Abroad courses, and an international exchange program to gain hands-on experience.

Are language courses included in this program?

Yes, students learn ancient Greek and Latin languages as part of the curriculum.