Ancient History

Explore empires, cultures and conflicts with this engaging Ancient History course.

Overview:

This course takes you through the key civilisations that shaped early human societies—Greece, Rome, Mesopotamia, Egypt and beyond. You’ll examine cultural traditions, political structures, war strategies and intellectual developments that continue to influence the world today.

Designed to satisfy your curiosity about why Julius Caesar, Babylon, or the Pyramids still turn up in casual conversations, the course introduces a timeline-driven approach to the people and power plays of the ancient world—without requiring you to dig up any ruins.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand major civilisations and their societal structures
• Explore historical sources and ancient world interpretations
• Identify significant leaders, thinkers, and cultural shifts
• Analyse warfare, governance, and ancient legal systems
• Develop a chronological perspective of ancient human progress
• Connect ancient history to modern institutions and beliefs

Who is this Course For

• History enthusiasts seeking foundational ancient world knowledge
• Learners interested in historical timelines and ancient politics
• Students preparing for advanced humanities or classics subjects
• Writers and creators seeking inspiration from early civilisations
• Educators wanting solid historical context for lesson planning
• Readers of historical fiction looking to fact-check emperors
• Philosophy fans exploring the roots of ancient thought
• Quiz-night champions aiming to dominate the ancient rounds

Career Path

• Historian – average £35,000 per year
• Archaeological Researcher – average £30,000 per year
• Museum Assistant – average £24,000 per year
• Heritage Consultant – average £33,000 per year
• History Content Writer – average £27,000 per year
• Academic Research Analyst – average £36,000 per year