13CLA

Year 13 Classical Studies (Level 3)

Subject Description

Head of Faculty: Mr B. Coutts.

This course develops and extends ideas and values of the classical world with both a Roman and Greek focus. 

Students will examine the complexity and diversity of social, political, artistic, and ideological aspects of the classical world and how these aspects influenced the lives of Romans living in those times. They will also understand how and why ideas and values of the classical world have influenced other cultures, including New Zealand, over time. 

The course includes Alexander the Great or Augustus, as a significant and historical figure, Virgil’s Aeneid and Roman Art and Architecture.   


 

 

Prerequisites

The course may be started at Level 3. At least 12 credits at Level 2 Classical Studies or English or History or History of Art is an advantage.