Degree in Classics

The Bachelor's Degree in Classics at Universidad de Zaragoza provides an in-depth exploration of the languages, literature, and cultures of ancient civilizations, primarily focusing on Greek and Latin antiquity. This program is designed to equip students with valuable insights into the historical context and impact of classical traditions on modern society. Students will examine classical texts, study the evolution of languages, and investigate the philosophical and artistic contributions of ancient cultures.

This degree typically includes a combination of core and elective courses, ensuring a well-rounded education. Core courses may cover Latin and Greek grammar, classical literature, history of ancient philosophy, and archaeological methods, while electives may allow students to pursue interests in specific historical periods or themes. Additionally, students will develop critical thinking and analytical skills through structured discussions and comprehensive assessments.

Studying Classics at Universidad de Zaragoza not only deepens one’s understanding of ancient civilizations but also enhances intercultural awareness, fostering a global perspective. The program’s location in Spain allows students to explore numerous archaeological sites, museums, and institutions rich in classical heritage, making it an ideal setting for experiencing the legacy of ancient cultures firsthand.

To enroll in the Bachelor's Degree in Classics, students typically need to possess a secondary school diploma or equivalent qualification. Additionally, a background in humanities or languages can be beneficial. Admissions may also consider students' motivation and interest in the classics, demonstrated through personal statements or interviews.

The program generally requires students to demonstrate proficiency in English through standardized tests like IELTS or TOEFL. Students are typically expected to achieve a minimum score that reflects their ability to engage with complex texts and academic materials.

International students looking to study in Spain must obtain a student visa and prepare necessary documentation, including a valid passport, proof of enrollment, and financial means. It is advisable to check the official requirements for student visas and related documentation for studying in Spain, as these can vary based on the student's country of origin.

• Archaeologist
• Historian
• Teacher or Educator
• Museum Curator
• Translator or Interpreter
• Conservation Specialist
• Research Analyst
• Tour Guide or Cultural Heritage Manager