Ancient Worlds Memorial University of Newfoundland

Overview

The Ancient Worlds programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland provides a comprehensive exploration of the history, customs, and diverse cultures of the ancient world. Students engage with a curriculum designed to offer a representative breadth of knowledge across multiple historical periods and geographical regions. This interdisciplinary framework ensures that learners develop a nuanced understanding of the foundations of human civilisation.

Why Ancient Worlds at Memorial University of Newfoundland?

The programme is uniquely structured around five core disciplines: archaeology, classics, history, philosophy, and religious studies. By promoting familiarity with at least three of these areas, the university ensures students gain a versatile academic perspective. The curriculum is designed to build essential analytical skills and competencies, preparing graduates for further study in various interdisciplinary fields. Based at the St. John's campus, the programme benefits from the academic resources of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 22500 per year
• National fee: CAD 6750 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum requires the completion of 27 credit hours. Modules may include:

• Ancient Civilizations of the Americas
• History of the Roman Empire
• Ancient Myth and Cult
• Archaeology
• Classics
• History
• Philosophy
• Religious Studies

Careers with Ancient Worlds

Graduates of this programme develop core skills that are highly transferable to a variety of professional and academic paths. The interdisciplinary nature of the studies prepares individuals for roles that require critical thinking, historical analysis, and cultural awareness. Many students use this diploma as a foundation for pursuing advanced degrees or careers in fields related to heritage, research, and the humanities.