Module 1: Foundations of Ancient Greece
Explore the foundational aspects of ancient Greek civilization, including its political institutions, cultural achievements, and philosophical developments. Study key texts and artifacts to understand the origins of Western civilization and the enduring legacy of Greek thought.

Module 2: The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire
Examine the political, social, and economic history of the Roman Empire, from its expansion and governance to its cultural assimilation and decline. Analyze the impact of Roman law, engineering, and literature on subsequent civilizations.

Module 3: Classical Literature and Philosophy
Investigate the literary and philosophical achievements of ancient Greece and Rome, exploring works such as Homer’s epics, Greek tragedies, Roman historiography, and Stoic philosophy. Consider how these texts reflect and shape cultural values and intellectual traditions.

Module 4: Art and Architecture of the Classical World
Study the artistic achievements and architectural innovations of ancient Greece and Rome, from the Parthenon and Pantheon to sculpture and urban planning. Examine how art and architecture express cultural values and ideals in classical societies.

Module 5: Mythology and Religion in Antiquity
Explore the myths, rituals, and religious practices of ancient Greece and Rome, analyzing their role in shaping individual and communal identities. Consider the relationship between mythology, literature, and religious belief in the ancient Mediterranean world.