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Summer School in Ancient Languages, Swansea University

19 July 2015 - 2 August 2015

Summer School in Ancient Languages
Latin, Greek, and Hieroglyphs

Department of History and Classics 
Swansea University 

19 July – 1 August 2015

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The first Summer School in Ancient Languages will take place at Swansea University in July 2015. Please note that the online application will available by the end of October 2014. If you have queries before that time, please contact the Summer School Director, Dr Evelien Bracke (e.bracke@swansea.ac.uk).There will be intensive courses on Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced Latin and Greek, as well as Beginners Hieroglyphs, which correspond to one semester of the language at university. Courses are open to all ages 13+. 13-16 year olds are welcome when accompanied by an adult who takes full responsibility for the child.

The courses will be taught on the campus of Swansea University which won the WhichUni gold award for Best University in 2014: we have the Egypt Centre on site, Swansea beach is but a minute’s walk away, a short bus trip will get participants to the city centre with museums (Swansea Museum, Waterfront Museum, Dylan Thomas Centre etc.) and the Marina, and the beautiful Gower peninsula can be reached by bus from the city centre for those interested in exploring its history and nature. With the many historical sites (not just Roman), the National Botanic Gardens, National Trust and CADW properties all at less than 40 minutes away, we’re ideally located for a language-intensive course with plenty of scope for exploring South Wales.

Classics and Ancient History came third in the National Student Survey 2014, which demonstrates our strong commitment to student experience. We extend this commitment to Summer School students and look forward to meeting you all in July 2015.

Details

  • Start: 19 July 2015
  • End: 2 August 2015
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Organiser

  • Evelien Bracke

Venue

  • Swansea University