Are you that type of person who has always been interested in Greco-Roman period? Are you into languages that are no longer used in a modern world? If so, then you should definitely think about getting a degree in a Roman history at university.

The program Roam history focuses on the Roman Empire from the first to early third centuries AD. Studies of Roman history are multidisciplinary, in other words it can be a great opportunity to learn Latin or Greek, moreover students will have a chance to explore Greco-Roman literature and its culture. Teaching and learning modules consist of lectures and seminars. Courses are designed to provide students with skills concerning writing papers or essays, reading chapters, analyze and learn the research methods that are essential in order to become an experienced classic. Undergraduate programs' requirements depend on the university and program. However, having a previous experience in history will be useful for classes.

Some universities give students more freedom in specializing, while others put a strong effort on history or archeology or languages.First of all, students are required to take an introductory course in ancient history, and after that they will be given a choice to choose some optional courses. Assessments are usually paper-based.

Concerning postgraduate programs, it allows you to explore the theoretical frameworks and methodologies currently used in Ancient Studies. You will gain a thorough knowledge of the Greek and Latin languages or of themes in the field of Ancient Studies, such as Urban History, Politics, and Society as well as Religions. Students are considered to be partners in research, and teaching is strongly related to the research expertise of the staff. The program also provides training in interdisciplinary thinking for which there is an increasing demand on the job market.

After studying Roman history at university, graduates gain the following skills like analytical thinking, academic research skills, attention to details, time management and understanding of historical & cultural contexts.