A level Classical Civilisation
“Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit – Perhaps even these things will be good to remember one day” – Virgil, Aeneid I
what will you study?
Students will explore a range of topics, which may include Homer’s Iliad and Virgil’s Aeneid, amongst other texts that comprise some of the world’s oldest surviving pieces of literature. Students also examine the art and architecture of the ancient world.
The course develops critical thinking and analytical skills, essential for interpreting texts and artworks. Students will learn to craft persuasive arguments and contextualise historical and cultural phenomena. Through engaging with classical texts and artworks, students gain a profound understanding of human civilisation’s evolution. They learn to appreciate and analyse cultural nuances, preparing them to navigate the complexities of contemporary society.
Studying A level Classical Civilisation at Greene’s College offers a transformative educational experience, equipping students with invaluable insights into the past while preparing them for future academic and professional success.
where can a level classical civilisations take you?
A level Classical Civilisation opens doors to diverse career paths, including academia, heritage management, law, and business. Graduates can pursue roles as educators, researchers, archivists, or market analysts, using their deep understanding of classical heritage.
Important Information
| Examination Board | OCR |
| GCSE Requirements | GCSE English Language |
| Prospective Modules | The World of the Hero; Culture and the Arts; Belief and Ideas. |
