The BA in Egyptology and Ancient History at Swansea University provides a comprehensive study of ancient societies. Combining elements of Egyptology and ancient history, students will have the opportunity to discover the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Greece, plus Celtic and Roman Britain. The study includes a focus on the complex, dynamic, and sophisticated civilizations of the ancient Mediterranean societies and the Nile Valley.Course Content: While embarking on this course, students learn to critically engage with primary sources, develop sophisticated theoretical arguments, and construct responses to complex questions. Alongside core modules, students have the opportunity to specialize in a specific area of study, such as archaeology, oral history, or documentary analysis.Key Modules: The course structure is divided into two parts - Part One (Year 1 and Year 2) introduces students to critical analysis, research methods, and other skills in ancient history and Egyptology. Part Two (Year 3) is the period of specialization where students choose from a range of options to study subjects that best fit their interests and career plans.Accreditations: This course is accredited by Swansea University.Future Careers: This course enables students to develop a wide range of intellectual and practical skills that are highly regarded by employers. Graduates are expected to have developed a sufficient understanding of the subject to enter professions in sectors like education, heritage, business, and media. Many graduates move to further studies at the postgraduate level.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.