Whether your interests are in the great empires of the past, the position of women in society or the technology of ancient warfare, you will find the B.A. in Ancient History a highly stimulating degree course. Along the way, you will acquire many of the most essential skills for the modern world of work, including fluency of argument, good presentation and computer literacy. Ancient History can be studied as Single Honours, or as Major, Joint, Minor or Combined Honours in conjunction with a wide range of other subjects. Among the most popular combinations are Ancient and Modern History, Ancient History and Politics, and Ancient History and English. A dissertation on an approved subject No Greek or Latin is required for pathways in Ancient History, although you may find your enjoyment of the subject enhanced by doing a module or modules in these languages.
Teaching takes place in lectures and in groups called tutorials.
Being one of the smaller units in the University we are fortunate to be able to provide a friendly atmosphere. Employers value highly the training you receive at Queen s in analysis, debate and presentation. The more impressive your performance with us, the more attractive you will be to an employer when your studies are completed. The broad range of careers which our graduates have chosen to pursue is evidence of the continuing relevance of a good B.A. degree. Queen s Ancient Historians can be found in many areas of public life, working as academics, lawyers and civil servants.