The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Classics at Queen's University invites you to explore the foundational cultures of Western civilization, delving into the history, literature, mythology, and archaeology of ancient Greece and Rome. This interdisciplinary degree is ideal for students fascinated by the enduring impact of classical antiquity on our modern world, offering a unique lens through which to understand human values, societal structures, and artistic expression. You will engage with primary sources in their original languages and gain a profound appreciation for the intellectual achievements that continue to shape our present.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over four years, immersing yourself in a curriculum that includes Greek Civilization, Roman Civilization, Archaeology, and the ancient languages of Greek and Latin. The syllabus features core units such as CLST 102/3.0 and CLST 103/3.0, alongside advanced studies in areas like the Archaeology of Early Greece and the Roman Empire. Through dedicated study of Greek History, Roman History, and ancient science, you will develop critical analytical skills, preparing you for diverse postgraduate opportunities or careers in fields like education, heritage, and research.