CL10220 - GREEK AND ROMAN CIVILIZATION

Module Identifier	CL10220
Module Title	GREEK AND ROMAN CIVILIZATION
Academic Year	2001/2002
Co-ordinator	Dr Telfryn Pritchard
Semester	Semester 2
Other staff	Mrs Joan Rowlands
Course delivery	Lecture	20 Hours
	Seminars / Tutorials	10 Hours
Assessment	Continuous assessment	1 x 1,600-2,000 word essay	25%
	Exam	3 Hours	75%

Brief description

This course consists of a broad survey of Greek and Roman civilization, from, on the Greek side, Athens and Sparta, Greek culture, art, slavery and Alexander the Great, to, on the Roman side, education, government, women, city life in Pompeii, religion, and Etruscan and Pompeian art.

Learning outcomes

By the end of the module, students will be able to:

- Coherently discuss a range of topics from Greek and Roman history and culture
- Read Classical historians studied in an informed and critical way
- Write about aspects of Greek and Roman history and culture in a well-structured and well-argued manner
- Demonstrate developing skills in oral presentation