Classical Studies
The city of Lincoln takes its name from Lindum Colonia: a Roman legionary fortress established in the middle of the first century AD which became a settlement for retired soldiers a generation later. Above and below ground it preserves traces of this history, from fragments of walls and aqueducts to the street plan itself. Traffic still travels through the Newport Arch, its third-century gate, while the University is situated on the Brayford Pool, an inland port with remains of the Roman-period waterfront, connected to the River Trent.
Staff at the University of Lincoln research and teach in exciting areas, from the creation and reception of ancient art to literacy in the Mediterranean world, from the making of Roman London to the fall of the Empire in the West, from the culture of Classical Greek poetry to its reception in Late Antiquity. Staff draw on their research to inform teaching and aim to support students as they access specialist resources for their own studies, such as the digital library of Latin and Greek literature or the artefacts housed in The Collection, the archaeological museum of Lincoln, to which we have privileged access.
Classical Studies is an interdisciplinary degree programme. It is dedicated to exploring a range of subjects which reflects the variety and richness of research and teaching within the School of History and Heritage and the College of Arts more widely. Students have the opportunity to study the Classical world and its reception with experts in history and archaeology, the history of art and architecture, heritage and conservation, literary and cultural studies, philosophy, and English and drama.
Ogólne wymagania rekrutacyjne to: średnia ze wszystkich przedmiotów z matury 60% oraz 65% z dwóch przedmiotów na poziomie rozszrzonym.
Świadectwo ukończenia drugiej klasy (liceum) lub trzeciej klasy (technikum) – załącz ten dokument jeśli wciąż się uczysz i dlatego nie masz jeszcze świadectwa ukończenia szkoły średniej. Nie musisz załączać tłumaczenia tego dokumentu.
Świadectwo dojrzałości oraz świadectwo ukończenia szkoły średniej – w przypadku ukończenia szkoły średniej wystarczy, że do formularza aplikacyjnego załączysz świadectwo dojrzałości (maturalne) wraz ze świadectwem ukończenia liceum (bądź technikum) - do obu tych dokumentów potrzebne jest też tłumaczenie przysięgłe.
Uwaga: wymagania na poszczególnych kierunkach mogą różnić się między sobą.
Spełnienie wymagań w zakresie języka angielskiego można udokumentować w następujący sposób:
rozszerzona matura z języka angielskiego na minimum 70%
IELTS - 6.0 (6.5 na kierunkach takich jak np. dziennikarstwo)
Uwaga: wymagania na poszczególnych kierunkach mogą różnić się między sobą.
A degree in Classical Studies provides students with highly transferable and marketable skills in close reading, analytical and critical thinking, translation, confidence in writing and speaking, independent research, teamwork, problem-solving, and synthesising and communicating complex information and ideas with clarity and authority.
Graduates in this discipline can go on to a wide variety of careers where these skills are valued. While some may enter into fields closely related to their degree expertise (e.g. research, teaching, archives, museums or galleries), others may find success in the publishing and media sectors, in a range of administrative and management roles, in business, consultancy, advertising, the civil service, finance and more. Some students may choose to continue their study of Classical Studies or Classics at postgraduate level, while others choose law conversion, a teaching qualification, or other professional training, to name only a few of the many possibilities opened up by a Classical Studies degree.
