GRC10200
Level 1
Elective

Classical Greece

ClassicsDr Christopher Farrell5 creditsAutumnOn campus

This module introduces students to the political, social, and economic history of ancient Greece during the ‘Classical’ period, c. 480-323 BC. This era spans from the Greco-Persian Wars to the death of Alexander the Great. Together we will explore sources and methods that modern historians use to study ancient Greek culture, including literary texts that will be read in English translation and artefacts from the ancient world, including examples that students can handle in the UCD Classical Museum, (Newman Building K216).

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    5.0Excellent teaching1 rating · Autumn 2025/26

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Anonymous Student

Sep 22, 2026

Would recommend
Worth it:Very worth itInterest:Fascinating
Hours:4–6 h/wkDifficulty:Easy
Christopher FarrellTeaching:Excellent

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Two Lectures a week, and a few tutorials over the semester.

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Autumn 2025/26