BA Social Anthropology & Classic Literature & Civilisation

The Anthropology and Classical Literature and Civilisation course at the University of Birmingham is a unique blend of two academic disciplines. The program offers students an in-depth study of human societies and cultures across the world, combined with an exploration of the literature, history, philosophy, and languages of the Greeks and Romans.Course Content: The course content provides a comprehensive mix of the two disciplines. The Anthropology aspect of the course includes learning about human evolution, kinship, religion, art, the body, health, politics and the environment. In contrast, the Classical Literature and Civilisation section offers studies in epic, tragedy, comedy, love poetry, historiography, and philosophy, as well as an introduction to Greek and Latin. Both disciplines develop critical skills in analysis, criticism, and argumentation.Key Modules: While exact modules can vary based on individual choices and the current academic framework, some potential modules include Introduction to Social Anthropology, Greek and Roman History, Classical Myth and Society, Studying Cultures, Ethnography of A Region, and Classical and Comparative Mythology. Accreditations: There are no specific accreditations associated with this course, but the degree is internationally acclaimed and trusted, having been issued by the University of Birmingham.Future Careers: The inter-disciplinary nature of this course opens the doors to careers in various fields. Graduates can find opportunities in international development, local and national government, health-related sectors, cultural and heritage industries, journalism, or education. The course can also lead to advanced academic career paths in either anthropology or classical literature and civilisation.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.