Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Classics with Anthropology

University of Malta

Bachelor's degree

Study Discipline: Arts & Humanities

Study Programme Details

City: Msida

Country: Malta

Admission Sessions: Autumn Session

Study Format: Full Time

Mode of Study: Fully on Site

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Programme Type

Bachelor's degree

Duration

36 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Embark on a captivating journey through the realms of ancient civilizations and human societies with our Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Classics with Anthropology. Delve into the rich tapestry of Greek and Latin languages, mythology, literature, history, and art while exploring the intricate dynamics of human culture and behavior through anthropology.

Immerse yourself in the ancient world as you unravel its mysteries and discover its enduring influence on contemporary society. Through interdisciplinary exploration and hands-on learning experiences, you’ll gain invaluable insights into the past while preparing for a dynamic future.

Overview

Upon completion of this program, you’ll possess proficient lexical and grammatical knowledge of Greek and Latin languages, enabling you to read and interpret classical texts with precision and insight. You’ll develop a deep understanding and appreciation of classical civilization in its historical, literary, and cultural contexts, recognizing its significance in shaping modern society.

With the ability to compose critical essays and engage in interdisciplinary discussions, you’ll be equipped to bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and contemporary challenges, paving the way for personal and professional growth.

Admission Requirements

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CLA1014 Classics – An Introduction
CLA1017 Greek Grammar and Syntax 1
CLA1213 Introductory Greek Texts A and B
CLA1016 From Heroic Times to the Age of Alexander: A Survey of Ancient Greek History and Literature
CLA2013 Greek Grammar and Syntax 2
CLA2118 Further Greek Passages A
CLA1013 Greek Texts
CLA1018 Latin Grammar and Syntax 1
CLA1215 Introductory Latin Texts A and B
CLA2011 Greek Prose Composition
CLA3129 Survey of Classical Epic
CLA1019 From Kings to Emperors: A Survey of Ancient Roman History and Literature
CLA2021 Latin Grammar and Syntax 2
CLA2216 Further Latin Passages A and B
CLA3011 Classical Rhetoric and Prosody
CLA3099 Dissertation
ANT1004 Ethnography and Anthropological Theory
ANT1003 Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology
ANT1030 Academic Writing and Anthropology
ANT1001 Human Societies: The Comparative Perspective
ANT1005 Locating the Anthropology of the Mediterranean
ANT1009 Anthropology and the Contemporary World
ANT2002 Law, State and Society in Southern Europe
ANT2003 Nation, State and Society in the Middle East/North Africa
ANT2020 Kinship, Family and Marriage
ANT2057 Anthropology of Food
ANT2059 Refugees and Displacement: Anthropological Perspectives
ANT3019 Historical Anthropology
ANT3027 Visual Anthropology: Theory and Photographic Applications
ANT2050 Anthropology of Borders
ANT2054 The Body in Culture and Society
ANT2055 Anthropology and Art
ANT3016 Anthropology of Religion
ANT3022 Anthropology of Gender and Sexualities
ANT3060 Advanced Topic in Social or Cultural Anthropology
ANT3082 Anthropology and the Hellenic World
ANT3122 Anthropology and Literature

Non EU Applicants:

Fee per academic year: Eur 8,500

Local/EU/EEA Applicants:

No fees apply

Future Career Outcomes

Our graduates emerge as versatile professionals poised to excel in various career pathways. Whether pursuing roles in archaeology, museum curation, cultural heritage management, anthropology, or research analysis, they bring a unique blend of linguistic proficiency, historical insight, and cultural sensitivity to their endeavors. With skills honed through rigorous academic training and practical experiences, our alumni make meaningful contributions to their fields and communities, shaping the future of knowledge and understanding.