Bachelor 2 subject

Classical Philology (Latin, Greek), Bachelor 2 subject

  • How can classical texts be recoded and recoded?
  • Which stages did the reception history of ancient texts undergo?
  • In what way do the texts influence each other?
  • What kinds of ideas were expressed (by which linguistic means)?
  • How have classical evolved and changed?

Profile
Degree
Bachelor of Arts
Start
Winter- and summer semester
Duration
6 semesters
Classroom language
German
Admission
Not restricted

2-Subject Bachelor Programme
This degree programme requires a second subject for which advanced knowledge of German language is mandatory.
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What's it all about?
This degree programme is unique, because ...
it provides an insight into linguistic, literary, cultural and heritage-related aspects of Latin and Greek – two languages fundamental for the evolution of Europe.
It provides the opportunity to specialise in the following fields ...
  • Antiquity Studies
  • Literary Studies
  • History of Reception
  • Comparative Literature Studies
  • Medieval and Neo-Latin
Course schedule
Module handbook
Who is suited?
Those who wish to enrol in this degree programme,

have:

  • good Latin-language competencies
  • language skills in two modern foreign languages
  • excellent german language skills

enjoy:

  • Latin/Greek literature
  • European culture
  • dealing with languages and texts

struggle through:

  • substantial workload resulting from studying vocabulary and grammar
  • challenging translations (Latin-German, German-Latin)
Graduates from this degree programme frequently work
  • in a teaching position (if followed up by a M.Ed. degree)
  • in academia
  • in libraries and archives
  • in museums
  • in radio, television and print media
And else?
A prep course ... can be covered voluntarily.
Name:
Start:
Further information about prep courses
An internship ...

is optional. It is done as part of the optional module.

Studying abroad ... can be covered voluntarily.
Where do I find help?
Academic advisory office

Studienfachberatung Klassische Philologie
Website academic advisory office

Contact students

Fachschaft Klassische Philologie
Building, Room: GB 2/58
Phone: +49 (0)234 / 32-23894
Email:
Website Fachschaft

Internet

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