The Egyptology Curriculum Breakdown course is designed for anyone fascinated by the grandeur and mystery of Ancient Egypt. This in-depth programme introduces learners to the foundational concepts of Egyptology, beginning with the historical development of the field and an overview of Ancient Egypt’s place in world history. Through engaging and structured lectures, learners will explore the succession of dynasties, gaining insight into the political, religious, and cultural evolution that spanned thousands of years.

The course delves into the rich pantheon of Egyptian gods and goddesses, revealing how mythology and religious practices shaped both royal and common life. A strong focus is placed on the artistic and architectural achievements of the civilisation, with dedicated modules on sculpture, painting, monumental tombs, and the iconic pyramids that continue to captivate archaeologists and historians worldwide.

Further, students will gain insight into the governmental structures, social hierarchies, and the role of the pharaoh as both a political and divine figure. Daily life in Ancient Egypt is brought to life through the study of housing, clothing, food, and familial roles, offering a human perspective on a distant past. The course also covers the development of hieroglyphic writing, numerical systems, and the intellectual achievements of Egyptian scribes.

To complete the picture, the final lectures examine Ancient Egypt’s trade networks, military strategies, and foreign relations, providing a global context to its enduring power and influence. Learners will leave with a well-rounded, academically grounded understanding of Ancient Egyptian civilisation and its lasting impact on the modern world.