CL: Classics | University of St Andrews

Name Sort by name	Code Sort by code	Type Sort by type
A People's History of Scottish Classics	CL4466	Module
After Virgil: The Aeneid and its Reception	CL4449	Module
Alexander the Great	CL4436	Module
Animals in Greco-Roman Antiquity	CL4438	Module
Approaching Women in Greek Tragedy	CL4470	Module
Art of the Roman Empire	CL4601	Module
Christian and Non-Christian Identities	CL5412	Module
Christianity and the Classics: Conflict, Competition, Conservation	CL4469	Module
Classical Collections	CL4606	Module
Classical Panegyric	CL5418	Module
Classical Studies: Interpretations and Receptions	CL3304	Module
Classics and the Left	CL4468	Module
Classics for the Modern World: interventions and applications	CL4467	Module
Culture and Thought in the Late Roman Republic	CL2004	Module
Death and Dying in Ancient Greece	CL4429	Module
Dissertation (Long) in Classical Studies	CL4998	Module
Dissertation (non-graduating)	CL4997	Module
Dissertation (non-graduating)	CL4996	Module
Dissertation (Short) in Ancient History, Ancient History & Archaeology, or Classical Studies	CL4999	Module
Dissertation for MLitt Programme/s	CL5099	Module
Early Greek Poetry and Philosophy	CL2003	Module
Enacting Gender in Aristophanic Comedy	CL5406	Module
Fame, Tradition and Narrative: Homer's Iliad	CL4420	Module
Gender and Sexuality in Greek Literature	CL4465	Module
Geography and Travel Writing in the Ancient World	CL4426	Module
Greek and Roman Epic	CL4447	Module
Greek and Roman Epic	CL5424	Module
Greek and Roman Science	CL4453	Module
Greek History and Material Culture	CL5011	Module
Greek History and Material Culture (Language Option)	CL5111	Module
Greek Literary Culture	CL5022	Module
Greek Literary Culture (Language Option)	CL5122	Module
Greek Painted Pottery	CL4603	Module
Greek Sculpture	CL4604	Module
Greek Theatre	CL4435	Module
Herodotus	CL4406	Module
Images of Augustan Rome	CL1005	Module
Justice, politics and the good life: Plato's Republic and its critics in the ancient world	CL4504	Module
Knowledge and the World in Hellenistic Philosophy	CL4452	Module
Latin Literary Culture	CL5021	Module
Latin Literary Culture (Language Option)	CL5121	Module
Latin Literature and Roman Emperors	CL4432	Module
Logos, Nature, and Psyche: the Origins of Western Thought	CL4413	Module
Menander and Roman Comedy	CL5416	Module
Modern Classics: Classics in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries	CL4437	Module
Myth and Community in Ancient Greek Literature and Culture	CL1004	Module
Performance Culture in the Roman Empire	CL5410	Module
Philosophy in Rome	CL5423	Module
Picture this: Ecphrasis in Classical Poetry	CL4446	Module
Pleasure, Goodness and Happiness: Hellenistic Ethics	CL4500	Module
Representations of Women in the Ancient World	CL5401	Module
Research Training: Bibliographical and Reference Work 1	CL5301	Module
Research Training: Special Topic 1	CL5305	Module
Research Training: Special Topic 2	CL5306	Module
Responses to War: Civic Drama and Athenian Culture	CL4416	Module
Roman Drama and its Reception	CL4461	Module
Roman Epic	CL5419	Module
Roman History and Material Culture	CL5012	Module
Roman History and Material Culture (Language Option)	CL5112	Module
Roman Law and Culture	CL5403	Module
Roman Literature and Queer Theory	CL4473	Module
Roman Praise	CL4455	Module
Scientific and Encyclopaedic Writing in the Roman World	CL5420	Module
Teaching and Learning in Classics and Ancient History	CL4990	Module
Ted Hughes and the Classics	CL5421	Module
The Ancient and Modern Novel	CL5409	Module
The Expansion of the Afterlife	CL5422	Module
The Religious Sense in the Classical Roman World	CL4464	Module
Themes and Methods in Classical Research 1	CL5001	Module
Themes and Methods in Classical Research 2	CL5002	Module
Themes and Methods in Classics	CL5201	Module
Travels and Marvels in the Graeco-Roman World	CL4463	Module
Visualising War and Peace in Antiquity	CL4472	Module
Women in Ancient Societies	CL4445	Module