Module MD0C7X: Train-up module (for students whose previous studies in these subject areas are considered to be incomplete)

• 565111 Introduction to Ancient Greek I

• 565112 Introduction to Ancient Greek II
• 565113 Introduction to Classical Latin I
• 565114 Introduction to Classical Latin II
• 565115 History of Ancient Philosophy I
• 565116 History of Ancient Philosophy II
• 565117 History of Modern Philosophy I

Module MD0C7Z: Common module (compulsory)

• 565095 Reading Classical Texts (5 credits) - Dr. Jaume Pòrtulas
• 565096 Tragedy and the Tragic (5 credits) – Dr. Carles Miralles
• 565097 Reading Plato (5 credits) – Dr. Jordi Sales, Dr. Josep Montserrat, Dr. Antoni Bosch-Veciana
• 565098 Reading Aristotle (5 credits) – Dr. Antoni Prevosti
• 565099 Reading Hellenic Texts (5 credits) – Dr. Montserrat Jufresa
• 565100 The Question of Subject in Ancient Philosophy (5 credits) – Dr. Luís Bredlow

Module MD0C80: Compulsory module in Classics

565101 Tradition of Greek Thought and Literary Theory (5 credits) – Dr. Pau Gilabert

• 565102 Texts and Lexis in Roman Philosophy (5 credits) – Dr. Xavier Espluga

Module MD0C82: Optional module in Classics

• 565103 Platonism and Aristotelianism in the Medieval Period (5 credits)
  • The Formation of Western Metaphysics – Dr. Eudald Forment
  • Ancient Philosophy in Arabic – Dr. Miguel Candel
• 565104 Renaissance and Renewal of Classical Thought (5 credits) – Dr. Rosa Rius
• 565105 Greek Theology (2.5 credits) – Dr. Ignacio Guiu
• 565106 The Presocratic Legacy and the Historians (2.5 credits) – Dr. Xavier Riu
• 565107 The Greek Enlightenment (2.5 credits) – Dr. Antonio Alegre
• 565108 Neo-Platonism (2.5 credits) – Dr. Andreu Grau

Module MD0C81: Compulsory module in Philosophy

• 565103 Platonism and Aristotelianism in the Medieval Period (5 credits)
  • The Formation of Western Metaphysics – Dr. Eudald Forment
  • Ancient Philosophy in Arabic – Dr. Miguel Candel
• 565104 Renaissance and Renewal of Classical Thought (5 credits) – Dr. Rosa Rius

Module MD0C88: Optional module in Philosophy

• 565101 Tradition of Greek Thought and Literary Theory (5 credits) – Dr. Pau Gilabert
• 565102 Texts and Lexis in Roman Philosophy(5 credits) – Dr. Xavier Espluga
• 565105 Greek Theology (2.5 credits) – Dr. Ignacio Guiu
• 565106 The Presocratic Legacy and the Historians (2.5 credits) – Dr. Xavier Riu
• 565107 The Greek Enlightenment (2.5 credits) – Dr. Antonio Alegre
• 565108 Neoplatonism (2.5 credits) – Dr. Andreu Grau

Module MD0C83: Compulsory practical module in research

• 565109 Research project (15 credits)

Guidelines on the research project and other academic activities

1. Students will be required to write a research project at the end of the degree course. The project, which will count for a total of 15 credits, will be supervised by one of the teachers on the course and will relate to one of the lines of research listed further below. It can take the form of either an original research project or a detailed presentation of recent findings in research, and it will be compulsory.

2. Students may gain up to 5 credits for their accredited attendance of research activities organized by the University of Barcelona, the Catalan Society of Classical Studies, the Catalan Philosophy Society (or the Catalan Section of the Spanish Society of Classical Studies), or the Iberian Society of Greek Philosophy. Alternatively, these same credits may be awarded for student attendance at conventions, roundtables and international seminars and other such events recognized by the course coordinators.

3. Students will be encouraged to use the UB's student mobility resources to complete a stay in a university that has a learning agreement with the UB and to study part or all of the practical module during this stay.