n Classics, you’ll focus on Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece, which form the cornerstones of our modern Western civilisation. You will learn to interpret their language, literature, art and culture to unlock new ways of thinking and understand ancient history in context to current issues such as power, sexuality, ethics, migration, identity, magic, food, globalisation and religion. In Theology, you will expand on your classical studies to look at the bible, Judaism and Christianity, religious philosophy, science and religion, theology and art. You will cover a range of disciplines such as history, literary criticism, language study, sociology, anthropology and art history to seek answers to some of the greatest unknowns facing humanity.

International Students Requirements: English language test results High school diploma or equivalent with official transcript