THE LEEDS CENTRE FOR CLASSICAL STUDIES (LCCS)
Omnia vincit Classics |
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Did the Trojan War really take place? If so where and why? Who were Hektor and Achilles, Homer and Virgil? Did the Greeks really invent democracy and the Romans throw Christians to the lions? Have you heard of Dido and Aeneas but are not sure exactly who there were? Have you visited the Acropolis and the Colosseum and want to know more? Are you fascinated by ancient languages and the profound effect both Classical Greek and Latin have had on our culture? If you are captivated by the world of the Greeks and Romans and keen to find out more then take a look below. The Leeds Centre for Classical Studies (LCCS) has been set up to offer a wide range of courses connected with all aspects of ancient Greek and Roman society. Classes will be held at Headingley Parish Hall, St Michael’s Rd, Headingley, Leeds LS6 3AW. Courses run from Sept/Oct run through until July. See individual courses for further details of times and dates. Students enroll at the first meeting (late enrolments may be accepted if places on the course are still available). Course fees: The course fee is £375 per course per academic year payable at the start of the course or in three termly installments. Please note that the running of all classes is dependent on a certain minimum number of students registering. For further details or enquiries contact: |