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	(via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Classics Department is responsible for teaching three subjects on the curriculum: Latin, Classical Greek and Classical Civilisation.
		Despite their increasing rarity in the maintained sector of education, the classical languages are still highly valued as intellectual disciplines and as an unrivalled route to literacy at the highest level.
		Classical Civilisation is available as an A level to all boys since knowledge of Greek and Latin is not required; ancient texts are read in translation.
	homepage.mac.com.cob-web.org:8888 /jmshaw/medusa/about/about.html (423 words)

	http://pentium-ii-350/deptweb/classciv.htm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Classical Civilisation is a major in the BA (General Studies).
		At the discretion of the head of the discipline, students may gain credit for modules from other disciplines, but a minimum of four Classical Civilisation semester-modules (two at level 3) must be included in the major; the same module may not be taken for credit at both second and third level.
		While this course forms part of the major in Classical Civilisation, it is recommended to all students who have a particular interest in language and the origin of western ideas, and it will also help students to improve their language ability.
	www.und.ac.za /und/classics/classciv.html (556 words)

	Dilworth - Classical Studies
		Classical Studies is the study of the civilisations of classical Greece and Rome.
		It recognises the historical importance of classical civilisation in the cultural tradition of Western Europe which is an important part of contemporary New Zealand culture.
		Classical Studies comprises the examination of selected topics in Greek and Roman history, literature, culture, art and architecture.
	www.dilworth.school.nz /curriculum/classical_studies.cfm (289 words)

	Ancient history - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The civilization of the ancient Greeks has been immensely influential on the language, politics, educational systems, philosophy, science, art, and architecture of the modern world, fueling the Renaissance in Western Europe and again resurgent during various neo-Classical revivals in 18th and 19th century Europe and The Americas.
		During its twelve-century existence, the Roman civilization shifted from a monarchy to an oligarchic republic to a vast empire.
		Ancient India is usually taken to refer to the "golden age" of classical Hindu culture, as reflected in Sanskrit literature, beginning around 500 BCE with the sixteen monarchies and 'republics' known as the Mahajanapadas, stretched across the Indo-Gangetic plains from modern-day Afghanistan to Bangladesh.
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Ancient_history (3810 words)

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		Since the future of Classics at Wits will depend to a large extent on the success of the Classical Civilisation sequence once the Latin requirement for Law is abolished, the Department has worked hard over the past couple of years at restructuring and improving these courses.
		Classical Civilisation 1 is taught on two diagonals to enable us to attract a greater number of students (the total enrolment in 1993 was 123; in 1994 it dropped alarmingly to 52).
		This means that students who were in the past unable to take Classical Civilisation 2 because it clashed with one of their other subjects now have the option of taking it on another timetable slot.
	www.und.ac.za /und/classics/uni3wits.html (615 words)

	Academic Life at Radley - Classics Dept - Sixth Form
		For Classics itself, Latin is still usually required; while Greek is not obligatory, it is obviously an advantage to have a qualification in the subject.
		There is also a considerable number of popular and respected Classical Studies courses where no linguistic expertise is required and for which Classical Civilisation is an excellent preparation; some concentrate on the classical world, but others range more widely through the Mediterranean and Middle East.
		Classical subjects are also excellent preparation for studying non-school subjects at university such as Law, Oriental Studies or Philosophy.
	www.radley.org.uk /Pages/academic/classics/classics.html (543 words)

	Classical Studies
		Graduates in Classical Studies, as well as teaching the subject in schools and universities, have found careers in fields as diverse as foreign affairs, trade and industry, university administration, archaeology, law, librarianship, architecture, drama, museums and art galleries and journalism.
		Classical Studies is understood as the study of the civilisations of classical Greece and Rome without the study of the classical languages, Greek and Latin.
		Classical Studies is a "multi-disciplinary" subject which includes a number of different types of study, e.g.
	www.jameshargest.school.nz /index.php?pageLoad=72 (1065 words)

	Classical Civilisation (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Simply put, it is the study of two ancient civilisations which have had a profound effect on our own.
		Classics has inspired much of what we value in western civilisation and as we are frequently asked to take the opportunity of yet a new millenium to look at our future world, it seems only right to begin by going back to its roots - by looking at the first democracy and empire etc.
		Through the study of Classical Civilisation you will meet a rich heritage of literature, art and architecture; learn to appreciate the political, historical and moral ideals which were paramount to the ancient races.
	www.ggsg.org.uk.cob-web.org:8888 /subjects/humanities/classical_civilisation/classics/index.html (166 words)

	Classical Civilisation
		A prior knowledge or study of Classical Civilisation is not required or assumed, although if a student has already studied the subject up to GCSE, or alternatively has studied Latin, this could be an advantage.
		Classical Studies is a recognised qualification and is itself offered at universities.
		AS/A Classical Civilisation would be a useful qualification from both a careers and a higher education point of view.
	www.colchsfc.ac.uk /history/classciv.htm (393 words)

	Classical Civilisation \| Undergraduate Study \| University of Warwick
		The Classical Civilisation degree allows students to study a wide range of aspects of the ancient world, from language and literature to art and history.
		All students take either Greek or Latin in the first year and have the option to continue their study of the language, or to begin the second language, in subsequent years.
		Additionally you will be able to develop your own interests through a range of optional modules designed to provide a wider understanding of the classical world.
	www2.warwick.ac.uk /study/undergraduate/courses/depta2z/classics/q820 (396 words)

	Stamford Endowed Schools :: Classical Civilisation
		Most topics include the study of Classical literature (all in English translation!) and are looked at from a variety of perspectives- literary value, historical and social context of the characters and comparisons with today.
		Classics students are required to be imaginative and well researched in their studies and need to be able to make persuasive and coherent responses to the tasks laid down.
		Successful Classics students will have demonstrated a keen understanding both of literary and historical topics, and are generally well regarded as being able to research, plan and write sensibly and knowledgeably on their subject.
	www.ses.lincs.sch.uk /content.php?id=56 (451 words)

	Undergraduate Study - The University of Nottingham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Department of Classics teaches all aspects of the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome, in which many of the foundations of western civilisation were laid.
		The fascination of the classical world lies in the richness of its culture and in the fact that we have direct access to it through surviving works of Greek and Roman writers, monuments, art and archaeological evidence.
		Classics graduates find careers in many branches of administration, the media, commerce and industry, in central and local government and in teaching, law and accountancy.
	www.nottingham.ac.uk /prospectuses/undergrad/school.php?code=000110 (873 words)

	Department of Classics - Undergraduate Courses
		We offer full courses in three subjects, Classical Civilisation, Greek, and Latin, all of them designed to give a thorough view of ancient writing and society through study of the original sources.
		Classical Civilisation may be taken either as Single Honours or as Joint Honours; it may be combined with a non-classical subject or with either Greek or Latin
		You may take one of Classical Civilisation, Greek, or Latin either as a Single Honours degree or in Combined (alias "Joint") Honours with another subject.
	www.arts.gla.ac.uk /Classics/undergrad.htm (756 words)

	Department of Classics - Classical Civilization (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		General aims: to study the civilisation of Greece and Rome at an advanced level, with emphasis on the four key modes of study of the ancient world: archaeological, historical, literary and philosophical; to promote intellectual engagement with classical texts and artefacts; to study the ancient legacy with the help of modern scholarship.
		Students taking Single Honours Classical Civilisation are required to take up the Greek or Latin language for one paper, and may continue it at a higher level in a second paper.
		Students studying Honours Classical Civilisation are normally required to visit either Greece or Italy in the summer vacation between their third and fourth years.
	www.arts.gla.ac.uk /Classics/clasciv1.htm (328 words)

	Classical Civilisation
		She is involved in promoting classics on a local and national level and is a coursework adviser and moderator at A level.
		She is aware of the needs of the wide range of students for whom classical civilisation opens up a new world â“ 16-year-olds, graduates and adult returners.
		Having taught all aspects of the subject â“ literary, archaeological, artistic and historical â“ she is familiar with the range of skills and breadth of knowledge students need to acquire to ensure success in examinations.
	www.rhinegold.co.uk /guides/civ/cc-aqa-author.cfm (301 words)

	Classical Civilisation
		Students need to be able to deal with reading, research, note-taking and essay writing as they form an integral part of the course.
		Classical Civilisation is a recognised subject for university entrance for most degree courses.
		It is directly relevant, though not essential, for courses in Ancient History, Classical Studies and Archaeology.
	www.barton-peveril.ac.uk /courses/asa2/classicalciv.htm (475 words)

	Liverpool College - classical civilisation : An Introduction
		Pupils start their Classics course in Year 7 with an introduction to the varied aspects of the subject (mythology, religion, history, art and architecture).
		In Year 8, the focus is on Roman civilisation, and the course of study includes famous historical characters like Julius Caesar and Augustus, the Romans in Britain, and Roman social and family life.
		In Year 9, pupils study Greek civilisation, focusing particularly on bronze age art and archaeology, and on the ancient theatre, both comedy and tragedy.
	www.liverpoolcollege.org.uk /article_74.shtml (533 words)

	Classical Civilisation (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As Roehampton is a campus university with close proximity to London, students will enjoy the many resources relating to classical civilisation which the city has to offer.
		Employers are always looking for broad generalists with such skills and classical civilisation graduates find careers in museums, education, the civil service, arts administration, media, business and government.
		Emma Sanford, third year student of Classical Civilisation, excavating a Roman Cremation Urn at Calvery Barracks working for Colchester Archaelogical Trust during her work placement there.
	www.roehampton.ac.uk.cob-web.org:8888 /ug/cc/index.html (497 words)

	Swansea University - BA Classical Civilisation/Greek
		With the exception of Classics, Latin and Greek, where a qualification in the language is required, we do not insist on particular subjects at A level.
		Single Honours: For Ancient History, Classical Civilisation or Egyptology, you normally need a minimum of two A levels, or one A level and two AS levels, though three A levels or equivalent are preferred.
		For Classics, you need a minimum of two A levels, one of which must be in either Ancient Greek or Latin (the other language can be studied from beginners’ level).
	www.swan.ac.uk /ugcourses/Humanities/BAClassicalCivilisationGreek (631 words)

	CLASSICAL CIVILISATION - Admissions - Trinity College Dublin
		Classical civilisation cannot be studied as a single honor course.
		Classical civilisation provides a comprehensive approach to Greek and Roman civilisation.
		In addition you will research and write a thesis on a subject that is of relevance to the Classical world.
	www.tcd.ie /Admissions/courses/course.php?ID=3 (503 words)

	Department of Combined Studies Course Summaries - Classical Civilisation and Art History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Other units are contributed by Ancient History, Theology and Philosophy (relating most closely to Classical Civilisation) and Earth Sciences (relating most closely to Archaeology).
		Students taking Classical Civilisation will focus more closely on literature and ideas, and the course units they will follow are usually therefore in the literatures and the arts of the ancient world.
		The overall admission requirement is normally as for other Areas, but whilst Classical Civilisation makes no specific requirement as to the subjects taken Archaeology asks for at least C in History at A level.
	www.art.man.ac.uk /Combstud/courses/summaries/classical.htm (210 words)

	GCSE Classical Subjects at Exeter School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		If you are keen on civilisation, but possibly shaky on the language, you may opt for Classical Civilisation, which involves the study of 6 different aspects of Roman/Greek civilisation.
		Studying Classical Civilisation not only gives greater insight into the achievements of the Greeks and Romans but also, it is hoped, a deeper understanding of our own civilisation.
		Assessment is by examination at the end of the course, but one of the examination papers may be replaced by a piece of coursework (worth 20% of the final assessment) which is to be completed by mid-February of Year 11.
	www.exeterschool.devon.sch.uk /curriculum/g_clas.htm (324 words)

	Classics \| Courses \| Classical Civilisation 2A: Epic and Drama
		A grade D or above in one of the following: Classical Civilisation 1A, Classical Civilisation1B, Classical Greek Civilisation 1 (D.A.C.E. course 1 or 2), Latin 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, Greek 1A, 1B, or a course at level 1 in Archaeology, Civil Law, or Religion.
		Students who have obtained credits in Classical Civilisation courses 1A, 1B, 2A and 2B with two grades of at least C, and the remaining two of not less than D, are guaranteed an offer of entry to Honours;
		Students who have obtained credits in Classical Civilisation courses 1A, 1B, 2A and 2B with fewer than two grades of C or above but with none less than D may be offered admission if the Head of Department judges that their previous performance offers a reasonable prospect of their reaching the standard required for Honours;
	www.classics.arts.gla.ac.uk /courses.php?id=civ2a (1182 words)

	jact.org: Joint Association of Classical Teachers. Classical Civilisation
		Any queries or feedback regarding Classical Civilisation can be sent to jactclassciv@aol.com, where they will be answered as soon as possible by one of the committee.
		It is hoped that, by working closely with both OCR and the Classical Civilisation examiners, the Committee will be able to make the most of the opportunities afforded by these developments.
		Queries regarding the actual administration of examinations and, e.g., concerning provision for exam candidates who have transferred from one centre to another between taking AS and A2, should be referred to the Examination Officers of individual centres who can then contact the Board: there is a procedure for dealing with such cases.
	www.jact.org /subjects/classicalcivilisation.htm (612 words)

	Classical Civilisation at Hewett School
		Classical Civilisation offers students the opportunity to study a variety of topics - history, architecture - focusing on the Greeks and Romans.
		It will develop skills of reasoned arguments in historical and archaeological analysis, literary and aesthetic appreciation and criticism and philosophical reasoning.
		Mycenae: an arcaeological study of Mycenaean civilisation (c 1300 BCE); the Trojan War.
	www.hewett.norfolk.sch.uk /curric/classics/index.htm (291 words)

	Newsvine - civilisation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The earliest civilizations were not a product of favourable conditions but rather a last resort in the face of dramatic shifts in the weather, a climate scientist said on Thursday.
		Civilizations born of hard times - Extreme climate change may have spurred people to work together.
		Necessity is the mother of invention — and this adage may be true for the birth of entire civilizations.
	www.newsvine.com /civilisation (334 words)

	Classical Civilisation Courses at St Brendan's Sixth Form College, Bristol (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Classical Civilisation Courses at St Brendan's Sixth Form College, Bristol
		A-Level Classics provides a good basis for University Degree Courses not only in Classics but many other Arts subjects like History, Drama, Archaeology, etc. Students can start Latin and Greek at University with Classics A-Level.
		Every encouragement will be given to students wishing to read Classics at University including Oxbridge applications.
	www.stbrn.ac.uk /clas.htm (338 words)

	Liverpool College-classical civilisation
		Pupils start their Classics course in Year 7 with an introduction to the varied aspects of the subject.
		As part of our Classics course in lower sixth we have been studying the art and architecture of Ancient Greece.
		This, as you can imagine, is quite a hefty topic and so in March this year, the group decided that we would learn far more on a trip than we would from books and so we decided to take one.
	www.liverpoolcollege.org.uk /cat_index_50.shtml (204 words)

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