This subject is open to anyone who is interested in the culture of the ancient world, whether or not they have previously studied Classical Civilisation or Latin at GCSE. All topics and texts are studied in English: there is no language requirement. The course is varied but coherent, looking at many different aspects of Greek culture. Through a broad examination of the culture of the Greeks; Classical Civilisation students have a point of reference from which to analyse the culture and society of any other civilisation, up to and including the modern world. Classical Civilisation combines well with any other humanity or with a language, but has also been enjoyed by students wishing to broaden their choice of subjects. Increasingly, students are continuing their studies of the Classical World at university. Students who may wish to apply for Oxbridge to read Classics should choose both Latin and Classical Civilisation at A Level. Classical Civilisation can be continued at university with or without the addition of an ancient language. Individual courses offer opportunities to specialise in Literature, Ancient History, Philosophy, Art and Architecture or Archaeology. Classicists are valued in a wide variety of careers as the subject teaches students how to analyse information and then how to form and express their own opinions.