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Classics - Beginners Latin II

Lifelong Learning
Lat10100

This module is the second stage of an introductory course in Latin.

Course Provider:
Location:
Belfield
Attendance Options:
Part time
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Course provider
Number of credits:
10.0

Duration

Spring Trimester - January to May
MODE OF DELIVERY:Face-to-Face

Eligibility

Requirements, Exclusions and Recommendations
Not applicable to this module.

Module Requisites and Incompatibles
Incompatibles:
GRC10080 - Ancient Langs in Context, GRC40200 - Beginners' Latin for Grads 1, GRC40210 - Beginners' Latin for Grads 2, LAT10110 - Beginners' Latin 1, LAT10120 - Beginners' Latin 2

Careers / Further progression

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Open Learning allows you to select the modules you wish to study, set the pace of your study, and whether you undertake the module assessment. It also can lead to undergraduate degree entry in UCD if you are taking the Certificate in Open Learning (30 credits) or if you are a Mature Student you can take one module (5 credits) in lieu of the MSAP exam.

There are 14 Progression Pathways to choose from Students who earn 30 credits (6 x 5 credit modules) receive a NFQ Level 7 Certificate in Open Learning. This can be used to apply through the CAO for dedicated places on 14 different UCD degree programmes depending on Grade Point Average (GPA) and modules completed.

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Further information

TRIMESTER: Spring

To get started, you need to first complete and submit an online pre-registration form. Applications will reopen again on 8 August 2023.

Students will complete their study of Latin grammar and vocabulary, and read passages of continuous prose and verse from a variety of Latin authors with a view to acquiring fluency in the reading of unadapted Latin texts. The course also incorporates a study of the basics of ancient Roman culture and history through source material in the original Latin. The textbook is Latin via Ovid (Norma W. Goldman), supplemented by online learning activities.

We have a dedicated team who supports the Open Learning programme:
Jenny Doyle, Centre Operations Manager - jennifer.doyle@ucd.ie

Lucy and CiarĂ¡n are members of our Operations Team and they can also help you with your queries. Get in touch with us by emailing all@ucd.ie

Course Provider:
Location:
Belfield
Attendance Options:
Part time
Apply to:
Course provider
Number of credits:
10.0