COURSE CURRICULUM

The Classical Studies program offers students an opportunity to explore the languages, literature, history, and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome. It provides a broad and comprehensive foundation in the study of the classical world, focusing on understanding the political, social, and artistic achievements that have shaped Western civilization. Students in the first year engage with core topics that introduce them to the key texts, historical events, and cultural practices of antiquity, developing essential skills in critical thinking, analysis, and interpretation. Alongside Classical Studies, students may also take courses such as Accounting, which broadens their academic experience and offers practical skills applicable in various career paths.The combination of Classical Studies and Accounting allows students to build both humanities knowledge and quantitative skills, creating a well-rounded educational profile. The Classical Studies curriculum encourages engagement with original sources, fostering language skills in Latin or Ancient Greek, while also incorporating interdisciplinary perspectives from archaeology, philosophy, and art history. This foundation prepares students for further specialization in later years or postgraduate study, as well as for diverse career options including education, heritage management, research, or business.The program’s emphasis on analytical and research skills equips students to communicate complex ideas effectively, conduct independent inquiry, and appreciate the lasting impact of classical civilizations on modern society. The integration of Classical Studies with other subjects such as Accounting highlights the flexibility of the program and supports students’ personal interests and career ambitions, encouraging intellectual curiosity and practical competence. Through this approach, students gain a unique blend of cultural insight and professional skills that can be applied across many fields.