Classics BA

The BA Classics degree studies classical Greek and Latin languages and culture.

The Classics degree focuses on the study of Greek and Latin languages, and the literatures of the Greek and Roman worlds.

Students who are interested in classical language, literature and culture. Students would normally have achieved three A-Levels at grades BBC or Welsh Baccalaureate plus two A-levels grade BC. Latin or Greek Language is preferred but not essential. We accept non-traditional applications such as an Access Course with 15 Distinction and 18 Merits and equivalent European or International qualifications.

Set in parkland overlooking Swansea Bay on the edge of the breathtaking Gower Peninsula, the University's location is captivating. With 15,921 students and 2,510 staff, Swansea's multicultural campus community provides a global perspective and opportunities to gain skills that last a lifetime. We are proud of the variety and quality of the teaching that we offer to undergraduates and post graduates which is informed by our scholarship and research, much of it world-leading. Dr. Eddie Owens and Dr. Tracey Rihll from Classics, Ancient History & Egyptology received Distinguished Teaching Awards. Dr Evelien Bracke received an ELTA award (formerly Distinguished Teaching Awards). We have scholarly expertise in the areas of classics and ancient narrative literature.