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€21,207.62/year
2521 Points
Duration
3 Years
Language
English
Program Description
Ancient History and English Literature explores Greek and Roman history and society, politics and empire, as well as gothic fiction, renaissance literature and creative writing. Studying this three-year BA degree opens up a range of exciting career opportunities by helping you develop skills, which are highly valued by employers.
During your three-year Ancient History and English Literature degree you will have an academic mentor for any pastoral and academic support you may need, and The Society of Ancient Studies and History student society organises social and cultural events.
Note:
Fees for full time Undergraduate EU/International students will increase by 3% for each subsequent year of study.
During your three-year Ancient History and English Literature degree you will have an academic mentor for any pastoral and academic support you may need, and The Society of Ancient Studies and History student society organises social and cultural events.
Note:
Fees for full time Undergraduate EU/International students will increase by 3% for each subsequent year of study.
Entry Requirements
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Education
High School Diploma (or equivalent)
17
or
IB Diploma
32
English Level
Cambridge Proficiency (CPE)
C
or
Cambridge Advanced (CAE)
C
or
International Baccalaureate
5.0
or
A levels
C
or
IGCSE
C
or
TOEFL (internet based)
79
or
IELTS
6
or
Pearson Test of Academic Engl.
56
Required Documents
Certified Copy of the English Certification
ID Certified Copy
Passport Certified Copy
Certified Copy of the High School Diploma (or equivalent)
Student Visa
Notes:
Alternative Entry Qualifications:
- A level (or equivalent) typical offer: BBB
Alternative English Language Qualifications:
- Swansea ELTS test (SWELT): 6.0
- INTO English Language Assessment: 169
- CaMLA - Certificate of Proficiency in English (ECPE): 650
- Euroexam @ C1 academic level: Pass
Important Information:
- For students who fall short of only the English language requirement we offer a range of pre-sessional training programmes that you may take before starting your degree programme.
Curriculum
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Compulsory Modules:
20 - Greek History and Society
20 - Rome from Village to Empire: An Introduction to Roman History
Compulsory Modules Selective: English Literature
20 - Monsters, Theories, Transformations
20 - The Stage Play World
20 - English Essentials
Optional Module Choices:
20 - Studying the English Language
20 - Introduction to American Literature and Culture
20 - Of Gods and Heroes - Greek Mythology
20 - Ovid's Metamorphoses. The Transformations of Mythology
20 - Introduction to Ancient Philosophy and Rhetoric
20 - Myths and Symbols of Ancient Egypt
20 - Introduction to Ancient Egyptian History, Society and Culture
20 - Beginning Greek Language I
20 - Beginning Greek Language II
20 - Intermediate Greek Language (post-GCSE or equivalent) I
20 - Intermediate Greek Language (post-GCSE or equivalent) II
20 - Further Greek 1 (Level 1)
20 - Further Greek 2 (Level 1)
20 - Beginning Latin Language I
20 - Beginning Latin Language II
20 - Intermediate Latin Language (post-GCSE or equivalent) I
20 - Intermediate Latin Language (post-GCSE or equivalent) II
20 - Further Latin 1 (Level 1)
20 - Further Latin 2 (Level 1)
20 - Approaches to Gender in English Literature
20 - Literature and Society in Medieval Europe
20 - Creative Writing: Fiction Genres
20 - Creative Writing: Styles of Fiction
20 - Medieval Europe: an introduction
20 - Europe of Extremes: 1789 - 1989
20 - Modern British History
20 - Modern European Film: Themes and Perspectives
20 - Greek History and Society
20 - Rome from Village to Empire: An Introduction to Roman History
Compulsory Modules Selective: English Literature
20 - Monsters, Theories, Transformations
20 - The Stage Play World
20 - English Essentials
Optional Module Choices:
20 - Studying the English Language
20 - Introduction to American Literature and Culture
20 - Of Gods and Heroes - Greek Mythology
20 - Ovid's Metamorphoses. The Transformations of Mythology
20 - Introduction to Ancient Philosophy and Rhetoric
20 - Myths and Symbols of Ancient Egypt
20 - Introduction to Ancient Egyptian History, Society and Culture
20 - Beginning Greek Language I
20 - Beginning Greek Language II
20 - Intermediate Greek Language (post-GCSE or equivalent) I
20 - Intermediate Greek Language (post-GCSE or equivalent) II
20 - Further Greek 1 (Level 1)
20 - Further Greek 2 (Level 1)
20 - Beginning Latin Language I
20 - Beginning Latin Language II
20 - Intermediate Latin Language (post-GCSE or equivalent) I
20 - Intermediate Latin Language (post-GCSE or equivalent) II
20 - Further Latin 1 (Level 1)
20 - Further Latin 2 (Level 1)
20 - Approaches to Gender in English Literature
20 - Literature and Society in Medieval Europe
20 - Creative Writing: Fiction Genres
20 - Creative Writing: Styles of Fiction
20 - Medieval Europe: an introduction
20 - Europe of Extremes: 1789 - 1989
20 - Modern British History
20 - Modern European Film: Themes and Perspectives
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Compulsory Selective: Ancient History
20 - Plato's Republic
20 - Intermediate Greek Language I (post-Beginning Greek Language)
20 - Intermediate Greek Language II (post-Beginning Greek Language)
20 - Beginning Greek Language I
20 - Beginning Greek Language II
20 - Further Greek 1 (Level 2)
20 - Further Greek 2 (Level 2)
20 - Advanced Greek 1 (Level 2)
20 - Advanced Greek 2 (Level 2)
20 - Archaic Greece (Level 2)
20 - Armies and Enemies of Imperial Rome
20 - The Heirs of Rome: The Making of Christendom, Byzantium, and Islam in the Early Middle Ages, 400-800
20 - Gender in the Roman World
20 - Beyond Mainland Greece: Asia in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods
20 - Alexander and the Hellenistic world
20 - Intermediate Latin Language I(post-Beginning Latin Language)
20 - Intermediate Latin Language II(post-Beginning Latin Language)
20 - Beginning Latin Language I
20 - Beginning Latin Language II
20 - Further Latin 1 (Level 2)
20 - Further Latin 2 (Level 2)
20 - Advanced Latin 1 (Level 2)
20 - Advanced Latin 2
20 - Schools work placement: Teaching ancient history and ancient languages
Optional Module Choices: Ancient History
20 - Roman Love Poetry
20 - The Greek Romance: Sea, Sun and Sex
20 - Reading Classical Civilisation
Compulsory Selective: English Literature
20 - Debating Texts: Theory in Literature
20 - Revolution of the Word: Modernism
20 - Conflict and the Gothic in the long nineteenth century
20 - Exploring the Bloody Chamber: Medieval to Postmodern
20 - Fragments of Union: The Cultural Making and Breaking of Britain
20 - Medieval Encounters
20 - Literature and War in the 20th Century
Optional Module Choices:
20 - Tools for English Language Teaching
20 - Discourse Analysis
20 - Child Language and Literacy
20 - Race and Ethnicity: American Perspectives
20 - American Word/American Image
20 - Ghettos, Streets, Suburbs: Cultural Representations of the American City, 1890 - present
20 - Introduction to Writing Poetry
20 - Introduction to Writing Fiction
20 - Introduction to Writing Drama
20 - Studying Dialect
20 - Plato's Republic
20 - Intermediate Greek Language I (post-Beginning Greek Language)
20 - Intermediate Greek Language II (post-Beginning Greek Language)
20 - Beginning Greek Language I
20 - Beginning Greek Language II
20 - Further Greek 1 (Level 2)
20 - Further Greek 2 (Level 2)
20 - Advanced Greek 1 (Level 2)
20 - Advanced Greek 2 (Level 2)
20 - Archaic Greece (Level 2)
20 - Armies and Enemies of Imperial Rome
20 - The Heirs of Rome: The Making of Christendom, Byzantium, and Islam in the Early Middle Ages, 400-800
20 - Gender in the Roman World
20 - Beyond Mainland Greece: Asia in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods
20 - Alexander and the Hellenistic world
20 - Intermediate Latin Language I(post-Beginning Latin Language)
20 - Intermediate Latin Language II(post-Beginning Latin Language)
20 - Beginning Latin Language I
20 - Beginning Latin Language II
20 - Further Latin 1 (Level 2)
20 - Further Latin 2 (Level 2)
20 - Advanced Latin 1 (Level 2)
20 - Advanced Latin 2
20 - Schools work placement: Teaching ancient history and ancient languages
Optional Module Choices: Ancient History
20 - Roman Love Poetry
20 - The Greek Romance: Sea, Sun and Sex
20 - Reading Classical Civilisation
Compulsory Selective: English Literature
20 - Debating Texts: Theory in Literature
20 - Revolution of the Word: Modernism
20 - Conflict and the Gothic in the long nineteenth century
20 - Exploring the Bloody Chamber: Medieval to Postmodern
20 - Fragments of Union: The Cultural Making and Breaking of Britain
20 - Medieval Encounters
20 - Literature and War in the 20th Century
Optional Module Choices:
20 - Tools for English Language Teaching
20 - Discourse Analysis
20 - Child Language and Literacy
20 - Race and Ethnicity: American Perspectives
20 - American Word/American Image
20 - Ghettos, Streets, Suburbs: Cultural Representations of the American City, 1890 - present
20 - Introduction to Writing Poetry
20 - Introduction to Writing Fiction
20 - Introduction to Writing Drama
20 - Studying Dialect
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Optional Modules: Dissertation
40 - Classics, Ancient History, Egyptology Dissertation
40 - Dissertation - English Literature - please note that acceptance on the English Literature dissertation is subject to the submission of a suitable proposal towards the end of year 2.
Compulsory Selective: Ancient History
20 - Intermediate Greek Language I
20 - Intermediate Greek Language II
20 - Further Greek 1 (Level 3)
20 - Further Greek 2 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Greek 1 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Greek 2 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Greek 3
20 - Advanced Greek 4
20 - Beyond Mainland Greece: Asia in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods.
20 - Monarchy: Ancient and Medieval
20 - The History and Archaeology of Roman Britain
20 - Archaic Greece
20 - Pompeii and the Cities of Vesuvius (level 3)
20 - Alexander and the Hellenistic world
20 - Intermediate Latin Language I
20 - Intermediate Latin Language II
20 - Further Latin 1 (Level 3)
20 - Further Latin 2 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Latin 1 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Latin 2 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Latin 3
20 - Advanced Latin 4
20 - Schools work placement: Teaching ancient history and ancient languages
Optional Module Choices: Ancient History
20 - Roman Love Poetry
20 - The Greek Romance: Sea, Sun and Sex
20 - Plato's Republic
Optional module choices: English Literature
20 - African American Literature 1910-1940: The Harlem Renaissance
20 - Discovering Old English
20 - William Blake: Poetry and Designs
20 - Postmodernist and Post-war Fiction
20 - Welsh Gothic / Gothic Wales
20 - Poetry in the Twentieth Century
20 - Crime Fiction since 1920
20 - Other Tongues: Multilingualism in English Language Literature
20 - Professional Development: Preparing for Work
20 - Written in Blood: Reading the Vampire
20 - Madness, Malady and Melancholia: Literature and Medicine from Genesis to Genomes
20 - The Swansea University International Dylan Thomas Prize Module
20 - Speculative Fictions
20 - Graphic Novel
20 - Beyond Shakespeare
20 - Chaucer
20 - Theorising Texts: Shakespeare, Bronte, James
20 - Prehistory, History and Language
20 - Reading/Writing Trauma
20 - From Page to Screen: Adapting the European Classics
Optional Modules: Creative Writing
20 - Further Fiction Writing
20 - Writing for Radio and Screen
20 - Further Creative Non Fiction
20 - Further Poetry Writing
40 - Classics, Ancient History, Egyptology Dissertation
40 - Dissertation - English Literature - please note that acceptance on the English Literature dissertation is subject to the submission of a suitable proposal towards the end of year 2.
Compulsory Selective: Ancient History
20 - Intermediate Greek Language I
20 - Intermediate Greek Language II
20 - Further Greek 1 (Level 3)
20 - Further Greek 2 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Greek 1 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Greek 2 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Greek 3
20 - Advanced Greek 4
20 - Beyond Mainland Greece: Asia in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods.
20 - Monarchy: Ancient and Medieval
20 - The History and Archaeology of Roman Britain
20 - Archaic Greece
20 - Pompeii and the Cities of Vesuvius (level 3)
20 - Alexander and the Hellenistic world
20 - Intermediate Latin Language I
20 - Intermediate Latin Language II
20 - Further Latin 1 (Level 3)
20 - Further Latin 2 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Latin 1 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Latin 2 (Level 3)
20 - Advanced Latin 3
20 - Advanced Latin 4
20 - Schools work placement: Teaching ancient history and ancient languages
Optional Module Choices: Ancient History
20 - Roman Love Poetry
20 - The Greek Romance: Sea, Sun and Sex
20 - Plato's Republic
Optional module choices: English Literature
20 - African American Literature 1910-1940: The Harlem Renaissance
20 - Discovering Old English
20 - William Blake: Poetry and Designs
20 - Postmodernist and Post-war Fiction
20 - Welsh Gothic / Gothic Wales
20 - Poetry in the Twentieth Century
20 - Crime Fiction since 1920
20 - Other Tongues: Multilingualism in English Language Literature
20 - Professional Development: Preparing for Work
20 - Written in Blood: Reading the Vampire
20 - Madness, Malady and Melancholia: Literature and Medicine from Genesis to Genomes
20 - The Swansea University International Dylan Thomas Prize Module
20 - Speculative Fictions
20 - Graphic Novel
20 - Beyond Shakespeare
20 - Chaucer
20 - Theorising Texts: Shakespeare, Bronte, James
20 - Prehistory, History and Language
20 - Reading/Writing Trauma
20 - From Page to Screen: Adapting the European Classics
Optional Modules: Creative Writing
20 - Further Fiction Writing
20 - Writing for Radio and Screen
20 - Further Creative Non Fiction
20 - Further Poetry Writing
Careers
Students on this course typically develop excellent oral and writing skills and you will also learn to develop your ideas in a wide range of formats, along with strong research, analytical and problem-solving skills.
Our graduates enter careers in a wide range of sectors including:
- Education
- Heritage
- Business
- Media
- Politics
- Humanitarian Services
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