CURRICULA NOVISSIMA
Abstract
The Department of Classics at U.C.T. has introduced a one semester course on Greek Mythology which is aimed at students from any faculty. The course, entitled, "Ancient Mythology" (CLA209F) covers theories on the origins of myth, the most common stories, and the continued influence of myth in modern life, literature and art. It is open to anyone in any faculty, post-first year. Faculties differ, but it offers two credit points towards degrees in the Faculties of Social Science and Humanities.
Published
2014-03-30
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Section
Varia Didactica
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