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Other Courses 2012

Taking Units in Other Departments

As part of Classics and Ancient World degrees, you can take courses in other departments.  In order to be counted as 'inside' modules, these must relate to any aspect of Greco-Roman antiquity, the Ancient Near East, ancient Egypt, the ancient languages of this area, and other ancient Indo-European languages.  You should consult your Personal Tutor if in doubt about whether a course qualifies as within the Ancient World/Classics area.

Classics and Ancient World students may also take a certain amount of units outside of these categories.  Students may take up to 1 'outside' unit(s) in their first year and up to 1 'outside' unit(s) across their second and third years combined.

For rules for applying for modules in History and Archaeology please see below. For all other departments you must apply direct to the department.  Courses are generally on a first-come, first-served basis, so seek permission and add modules on portico as soon as is possible.

Department of History - full listing

After the February 26th deadline, you must apply direct to the History department  to obtain a place on any course.

ONE UNIT COURSES

• HIST6102: The Near East 1200-336 BC: Empires and Pastoralists
• HIST6105: The Roman Empire from Augustus to Theodosius I
• HIST6108: The Greek World 800-386 BC

0.5 UNIT COURSES –TERM 1

• HIST7101: Women in Antiquity
• HIST7116: Citizens and Power in the Ancient City States
• HIST7104: Slavery in the Classical World

0.5 UNIT COURSES – TERM 2

• HIST7103: Religious Conversion in the Fourth Century: The Confessions of St Augustine
• HIST7104: Slavery in the Classical World
• HIST7110: Power and Knowledge in Ancient Mesopotamia

SPECIAL SUBJECTS - finalists only

• HIST3101/HIST9101: The Fall of the Roman Republic
• HIST3105/HIST9305: War and Society in Ancient Greece

Students who have taken HIST6108: The Greek World 800-386 BC are not eligible to take this course due to content overlap.

Institute of Archaeology - full listing

You can apply for modules by enrolling on portico.  There is no need to contact the Institute.  Aim to apply promptly, in case courses become full.