古代文学和考古学以及海外留学和学习将使您了解过去的社会和人民。在本课程中，您将有机会探索古希腊和罗马，参加考古挖掘并出国学习。古代历史是对公元前2000年至公元600年左右的希腊和罗马世界的研究，涵盖了非洲，亚洲和欧洲的部分地区。您将在政治，文学，社会，文化和宗教背景下了解这些古代世界。您的第一年是关于发现和实验的。您将解决重要的现代问题并将其追溯到其根源，通过文学和物质资源探索古代历史的不同时期。您可以通过可选的拉丁语和希腊语语言模块来增强对古代世界的了解，或者通过亲身体验乌雷博物馆的手工艺品来加深理解
BA Ancient history and Archaeology with Placement and Study Abroad will enable you to understand the societies and people of the past.On this course, you will have the opportunity to explore ancient Greece and Rome, join an archaeological dig and study abroad.Ancient History is the study of the Greek and Roman worlds over a period spanning from 2000 BC to around 600 AD, it covers parts of modern Africa, Asia and Europe. You will learn about these ancient worlds in their political, literary, social, cultural and religious contexts. Your first year is about discovery and experimentation. You will address important modern questions and trace them back to their roots, exploring different periods of ancient history through both literary and material sources. You can enhance your knowledge of the ancient world through optional Latin and Greek language modules, or deepen your understanding through hands-on experience with artefacts from the Ure Museum.<br><br>This joint degree can lead to a variety of careers. The course is an ideal foundation to begin your career in commercial archaeology, planning, heritage management and research, as well as disciplines such as teaching, business, publishing and marketing.We have long-established, excellent relationships with employers within the archaeology, heritage and related sectors. Archaeology and Ancient History graduates from the University of Reading are represented among the staff of major employers such as Oxford Archaeology, Wessex Archaeology, Museum of London Archaeology, Natural History Museum, Environment Agency, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, GCHQ, University of Oxford and Sotherby's. Some of our graduates have progressed into roles in the civil service and in teaching at both primary and secondary levels. Each year a number of graduates pursue further, higher study following graduation.