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University of Wales Trinity Saint David: Ancient Civilisations

Institution University of Wales Trinity Saint David
Department Humanities and Social Sciences
Web https://www.uwtsd.ac.uk
Email admissions@uwtsd.ac.uk
Telephone 0300 500 5054
Study type Taught

Summary

The MA in Ancient Civilisations is a unique programme, which is available both on campus and as a distance learning degree.

Why choose this course? If you would like to learn more about the archaeology, history and religion of diverse cultures of the ancient world beyond Greece and Rome, this programme is ideal for you. You’ll be able to choose from a wide range of topics taught by experienced university lecturers who are specialists in their fields. Flexibility in learning: the MA is available both on campus and as a distance learning course. You can choose to study from the comfort of your own home using our VLE (virtual learning environment) and the course content and reading material we provide or in a more traditional classroom environment (also supported by VLE). You’ll have the opportunity to explore ancient Egyptian religion, the Neolithic and Bronze Age of the Near East, Chinese religion, the Celts, the art of Mesopotamia and the Near East, as well as the important civilisations of Greece and Rome, and will learn how to debate various interpretations of the past that have been put forward by archaeologists, ancient historians, and other scholars. You’ll gain research skills which will be a sound basis for further study, as well as a range of important skills which can be easily transferred to the workplace.

Master of Arts - MA (PG)

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