Swansea Ancient World Seminars: A New Semester
A new teaching block has started, and with it a new online seminar series on Mondays at 5pm UK time
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Creative Assessments: Roman Love Poetry–a report from Dr Ian Goh
If you’re thinking about coming to Swansea for university, you should know that we staff in Classics, Ancient History, and
Read moreNew Book by an alumna, Dr Rachel Bird!
Rachel, who’s just published her PhD(🎉!!) tells us about a recent event under the auspices of our research group, KYKNOS,
Read moreRelevant Classics: A Month and More of Online Seminars
Classics is often thought of as fusty and elitist. But this year Classics, Ancient History, and Egyptology at Swansea University
Read moreBreakfast in Swansea, by our Food-Obsessed Admissions Tutor Ian
If you’re preparing to come to university in Swansea, I hope you’re getting excited! This despite the uncertainty of our
Read moreSwansea Summer Seminars: Myths and Politics – Thomas Alexander Husøy & Maria Pretzler.
This summer we are bringing together a group of international scholars to talk about connections between myths and politics from
Read moreReading Listicles Two: Ancient Greece – Ian Goh
Yesterday I promised some Greek history reading tips. I think it’s fair to say from the outset that my colleagues
Read moreReading Listicles: A First Salvo – Ian Goh
Hi! I’m Ian Goh, Admissions Tutor for Classics, Ancient History, and Egyptology at Swansea University. So, you’re casting about for
Read moreDepartment Xenia: Colloquia and a Conference – Ian Goh
Over the course of the academic year 2019–20, Swansea’s department of Classics, Ancient History, and Egyptology has played, and continues
Read moreDates for your diaries!
We have a busy few weeks ahead of us here in the department and the college. With this in mind,
Read moreDepartment social events: research shorts.
On Thursday 30th January we kick-started the term with a social event that showcased the research that our staff and
Read moreUWICAH Conference 2019- Narratives of Power.
This week’s blog post is by Thomas Husøy on the conference ‘Narratives of Power’ that took place on 16th November in Singleton
Read moreKYKNOS Colloquium
KYKNOS Research Colloquium The Department of Classics, Ancient History and Egyptology and KYKNOS, The Centre for Research on the
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