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Classical Reception by Research MRes

This course leads you to explore that legacy and to develop skills in research & methodology in this fascinating and growing field of intellectual history.

Classical Studies & Comparative Literature BA (Hons)

This degree gives an opportunity to discover the relationship between the great works of classical antiquity and subsequent works of literature.

Classical Studies & French with a year abroad BA (Hons)

Study the Greek and Roman world combined with French in central London for three years, with a further year of study abroad.

Classical Studies and Comparative Literature and Culture BA

Studying a Joint Honours degree in Classical Studies and Comparative Literature and Culture allows you to examine both ancient and modern culture.

Classical Studies and Drama BA

Taught by a variety of internationally recognised experts, the course combines study of the ancient world with the opportunity to deepen your knowledge of drama

Classical Studies and Philosophy BA

By combining Classical Studies and Philosophy in equal parts you'll have the opportunity to study many aspects of Greece and Rome in the Classical period.

Classical Studies BA (Hons)

Classical studies allows you to explore and critically analyse aspects of classical culture, history, philosophy and literature.

Classical Studies with English BA (Hons)

Study the ancient world in the heart of London, and develop your literary critical skills.

Classical Studies with Philosophy BA

By combining Classical Studies (75% of your course) with Philosophy (25%) you'll have the opportunity to study many aspects of Greece and Rome.

Classics and Philosophy BA

By combining Classics and Philosophy in equal parts you'll have the opportunity to study ancient Greek and Latin alongside ancient and modern philosophy.