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Beloit College
Ancient Mediterranean Studies, BA
- Beloit, USA
BA
Full time
On-Campus
English
Investigate for yourself the narratives from and about the Greco-Roman world: their literatures, mythologies, the material remains, and languages. Interrogate the puzzles that are still unsolved and unsolvable, from ancient medical treatments to gladiatorial combat. Use your creativity and analytical skills to propose new solutions to those puzzles.
University of Calgary
BA in Ancient and Medieval History
- Calgary, Canada
BA
On-Campus
English
Ancient and Medieval History examines the political, economic and social development of Europe and Asia from the 4th century to the 15th century C.E. During the course of your studies, you'll gain research and analytical capabilities, written and verbal communication skills, and an understanding of how societies and their internal structures can evolve over time.
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Studying Ancient Literature provides you with a captivating insight into the world’s earliest texts and cultures. This field allows you to explore significant works, historical contexts, and the evolution of language across different civilizations.
Through your courses, you'll delve into critical analysis and interpretation of texts from ancient cultures, such as Greek, Roman, and Near Eastern literature. You'll engage in translating primary sources and examining literary techniques, enhancing your ability to construct informed arguments. Many students strengthen analytical skills as they explore diverse literary traditions and their contemporary relevance, fostering a deeper understanding of societal values throughout history.
In an Ancient Literature program, you typically engage in discussions about storytelling, mythology, and the historical impact of literature on modern societies. Skills acquired include the ability to write persuasively about complex ideas and conduct independent research. Career paths for graduates often include teaching, editing, publishing, and roles in cultural organizations where a strong background in critical thought and historical insight is valued.