Program Highlights

• A capstone course experience: as you progress in this program, you’ll move into progressively smaller classes where you’ll get to know the faculty. Third-year classes are capped at 40 students, and fourth-year classes at 15.
• A range of first-year classes to choose from: Ancient History in a Global Context; Ancient Heroes; The Greek World; and Roman Civilization.
• A highly flexible program: you can easily combine this program with a second major, such as Archaeology and Heritage Studies, English, Languages, Religion and Culture, Anthropology or History.

Sample Courses

• Ancient Heroes: Story and Tradition
• Ancient Warfare
• The Vikings
• Cleopatra: History, Fiction and Fantasy
• The Ancient World in Contemporary Culture
• The Ancient Egyptians
• Food and Drink in Ancient Mediterranean Societies

Requirements

• Minimum admission range of Low 70s.
• Competitive admission range of Low 80s.
• English at 60%.

International Baccalaureate Requirements

• HL or SL English at 3.
• IB Minimum Score: 26.

Find equivalent requirements for additional curriculums in the admissions toolkits.

Design Your Degree

These are a few popular academic opportunities that allow you to dive deeper into your major area of study or broaden your knowledge:

• Research Specialization
• Applied Digital Option
• Music and Cultural History Option

Check out other options to enhance your degree.