Global Certificate in Mythical Tales of Greek Mythology

Here are the essential units for a Global Certificate in Mythical Tales of Greek Mythology:

• Ancient Greek Civilization - an overview of the culture, history, and society that gave birth to Greek mythology
• Greek Deities - a comprehensive study of the Greek gods and goddesses, their roles, relationships, and attributes
• Heroes and Monsters - exploration of the epic tales of Greek heroes, their feats, and their foes, including the famous monsters they encountered
• Mythical Creatures - a survey of the fascinating and frightening creatures in Greek mythology, from the majestic Griffin to the fearsome Hydra
• Greek Underworld - a deep dive into the dark and mysterious realm of the dead, ruled by the god Hades and guarded by the fearsome three-headed dog, Cerberus
• Origins and Themes - analysis of the recurring themes and motifs in Greek mythology, and the possible historical and cultural events that inspired them
• Mythological Symbolism - interpretation of the symbols, metaphors, and allegories used in Greek mythology, and their relevance to modern literature, art, and culture
• Comparative Mythology - examination of the similarities and differences between Greek mythology and other mythological traditions, such as Roman, Norse, or Egyptian
• Greek Mythology in Pop Culture - exploration of the influence and impact of Greek mythology on contemporary media, from movies, TV shows, video games, to comics and books
• Critical Analysis - evaluation of the significance and relevance of Greek mythology in the modern world, and its potential to inspire new stories and ideas.