Degrees
Bachelor's Degree in Ancient Studies

Admission Bachelor's Degree in Ancient Studies

Course access

Those wishing to take this course have different access routes depending on their previous studies.

Type of access Preference of access Admission mark 24/25

From Upper Secondary School + University entrance exam (PAU) and from CFGS (Advanced professional training)

Weighted subjects pertaining to the PAU specific phase:

  • Art Foundations (0.1)
  • Greek Language and Culture (0.2)
  • History of Art (0.2)
  • Latin Language and Culture (0.2)
  • Dramatic Literature

Only for those taking the exam in 2022 and 2023:

  • History of Philosophy (0.2)

5.000
University access for people over 25 Arts and Humanities Option ---
Others Entrance exams for people over 45 ---
 
Degree holders 5.000
Change of studies and validations  
Employment record for people over 40  

 

Pre-enrolment code

21117

Student Profile

If you are interested in enrolling in this degree you must be someone who is curious about discovering the ancient world in a broad sense, both in its historical and archaeological aspects and in its languages and cultures.

Your interests should be many and varied, with a capacity for synthesis, and the ability to understand the study of the ancient world as one of the reasons which can explain and help to understand our contemporary world. You must be able to comprehend all types of texts and use technological tools, as well as be curious and interested in documenting and analysing scarcely studied, and facing daily issues with precision and scientific method.

Additional training

Students with a low or zero level of knowledge of Latin or Greek will receive personalised attention during the first semester.

Access related information

Check all the information related to university access routes here: secondary school students, CFGS students, over 25 years old and over 45 years old.

You will also find information on other access routes (accredited work experience, changing from a foreign university) and other access routes for pre-university international students (international students: secondary school in the EU, international students: secondary school outside the EU) and for university students and graduates (reincorporations, EU university students, non EU university students and university graduates).