King's reviews its optional modules on a regular basis, in order to continue to offer innovative and exciting programmes. Therefore, we cannot guarantee that any particular optional course will run in a given year and the options listed below are subject to change. Please note that this programme is currently under review.
YEAR 1
Core modules:
- Working with Greek Literary Texts: an Introduction
- Greek language
First year students choose from a range of optional modules, which may include options such as:
- Art & Archaeology of Greece & Rome
- Greek & Latin Literature: An Introduction
- Introduction to Ancient History (c. 1200 BC-AD 600)
- Working with Greek & Latin Literary Texts: An Introduction
- Language in Time
- Classical & Biblical Contexts of English Literature
- Introducing Literary Theories
- Medieval Literary Culture
- Reading Poetry
- Renaissance Literature
- Writing London
Department of Classics full module descriptions:
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/artshums/depts/classics/modules/index.aspx
YEAR 2
Second year students choose from a range of optional modules, which would typically include options such as:
- Views of Antiquity
- Building Greece & Rome
- Greek History down to 322BC
- Roman History down to 31BC
- Greek/Roman Drama
- Greek/Latin Language
- Greek/Latin Texts
- Narrative Literature in Antiquity
- Roman/Hellenistic Art
- A Mad World, My Masters: Performing Culture in Jacobean London
- Australian Literature & Film
- Creative Writing: the Novel
- Cultural Encounters: Literature & Language in Anglo-Saxon England
- Early Modern Sexualities
- Eighteenth-Century Travel Writing
- First World War Literature
- History, Politics & the Elizabethan Imagination
- Irish Literature & Culture
- Language of Dance
- Modernist Fiction
- Rise of the Novel
- Narrating the Nation
- Performance in Medieval Culture
- Romanticism, Revolution & Representation 1776-1832
- Shakespeare in London
- Subjects of Desire in Medieval Religious Writings
- The Fin de Siecle
- Theatre Capital
- Victorians & Social Change 1840-1870
Department of Classics full module descriptions:
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/artshums/depts/classics/modules/index.aspx
YEAR 3
Final year students choose from a range of optional modules, including an optional dissertation, which would typically include options such as:
- Dissertation on a classical subject
- Greek Sculpture 750-300 BC
- Archaeology of the Western Roman Provinces
- Augustus: Power & Propaganda
- Alexander the Great
- Ancient Slavery
- Greek Religion
- Greek/Latin texts
- Rome in the Age of Cicero
- Theory of Literature
- Ancient Lyric & Poetry
- Autobiography & Modern Self-Representation
- Beowulf: Heroes & Other Monsters
- British Literature & Film
- Court Cultures in the Age of Elizabeth I
- Creative Writing: Drama
- Critically Queer: Literature, Culture & Queer Theory
- Elizabethan Shakespeare
- Gender and Performance
- Imagined Worlds
- Jacobean Shakespeare
- James Joyce & Ulysses
- Jane Austen in Context
- Literature & Impressionism
- Medieval Body in Pain
- Medieval Romance
- Memory & Time in the 19th Century
- Performance Philosophy
- Post Colonial Australian Literature
- Post Colonial Perspectives
KEY FACTS
UCAS code
Q7Q3
Awarding institution
King's College London
Programme type
Major/minor honours
Duration
Three years
Location
Strand Campus
Year of entry 2014
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