Level 3 Classical Studies
Level 3 Classical Studies
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NUMBER OF CREDITS: 20
Entry Recommendations:
Open Entry.
Course Outline:
Many features of modern society have their origins in the ancient world. The influence of Greece and Rome on our history, art, political institutions and thinking has been immense while the forms and themes of much western literature have been heavily influenced by the work and thinking of the classical writers. This course provides for the study of ancient Greek and Roman civilisations through topics from its history, art and literature. Topics include: Roman art and architecture, Greek literature, and significant historical figures.
Skills developed in the course:
Interpretation of ancient sources
Essay writing using ancient evidence
Understanding classical ideas and values
Evaluating art and architecture in its classical context
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
AS91397 - Demonstrate understanding of a significant ideology in the classical world - 6 Credits - Reading - Essay - Assessment Period - Term 2, Week 10
AS91398 - Demonstrate understanding of the lasting influences of the classical world on other cultures across time - 6 Credits - Reading - Written Report - Assessment Period - Term 3, Week 8
EXTERNAL ASSESSMENT
AS91395 - Analyse the significance of works of art in the classical world - 4 Credits - Reading and Writing - Examination - Assessment Period - end of year examination
AS91394 - Analyse ideas and values of the classical world - 4 Credits - Reading and Writing - Examination - Assessment Period - end of year examination
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