The BA in Classical Studies at Swansea University seeks to introduce students to the cultures of Greece, Rome, and Egypt, providing them with a robust academic foundation in ancient literature, art, and history. Participants will immerse themselves in Classical Studies and emerge with a range of skills and knowledge valued by employers pertaining to rational, flexible, and creative approaches to information and ideas, as well as the ability to effectively present an argument.Course Content: The BA in Classical Studies programme provides comprehensive coverage of classical civilization and literature, with special modules devoted to a variety of topics. Students will study ancient languages, history, culture, philosophy, literature, and art. They will also have opportunities to study abroad and participate in archaeological digs.Key Modules: The key modules include 'The Greeks and the Mediterranean World', 'Life in Ancient Egypt and Nubia', 'Greek Language', 'Latin Language', 'Women in Ancient Greece and Rome', 'Re-reading Sophocles', 'Alexandria the Great and his Legacy', and 'Saints and Sinners in Christian Literature.'Accreditations: The course has received a Silver rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) and is accredited by the Historical Association - the UK's national organization for history.Future Careers: Graduate career paths include teaching, conversion to law, national and local civil services, librarianship, heritage management, museums and art galleries, marketing, journalism, media, and PR, as well as the police and armed services.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.