Bachelor in Classics and English (BA) - Nottingham (UoN)

Studying the Greek World

Studying the Roman World

Two of the following:
Interpreting Ancient Literature
Interpreting Ancient History
Interpreting Ancient Art and Archaeology

Extended Source Study

Studying Classical Scholarship

Choose one of:

Dissertation in Classics
Dissertation in English

Optional:
Jason and the Golden Fleece
Augustus
Greek Work, Class and the Economy: Good and Bad Strife
From Petra to Palmyra: Art and Culture in the Roman Near East
The Peloponnesian War
Writing History in Ancient Rome
Religion and the Romans
The World of the Etruscans
Britain in the Later Roman Empire (c. 250-450)
The Silk Road: Cultural Interactions and Perceptions
Oedipus Through the Ages
Beginners’ Latin or Greek for second and third years: 1 and 2
Intermediate Latin or Greek: 1 and 2
Advanced Latin or Greek: 1 and 2
The Self and the World: Writing in the Long Eighteenth Century
Contemporary Fiction
Making Something Happen: 20th Century Poetry and Politics
Single-Author Study
The Gothic Tradition
Island and Empire
Oscar Wilde and Henry James: British Aestheticism and Commodity Culture
Modern Irish Literature and Drama
Reformation and Revolution: Early Modern literature and drama 1588-1688
Songs and Sonnets: Lyric poetry from Medieval Manuscript to Shakespeare and Donne
One and Unequal: World Literatures in English