Classics and the Ancient World MA in London United Kingdom | King's College London

This Master's program in Classics and the Ancient World examines the literature, languages, and cultures of antiquity and their enduring influence. Through this interdisciplinary degree, you'll analyze classical works both in their historical context and through their impact on subsequent eras, investigating how ancient civilizations have shaped modern society. No prior knowledge of ancient languages is required, as texts can be studied in translation, though opportunities exist to learn Greek, Latin, or other classical languages. Advanced students may study original texts. This unique intercollegiate program brings together top scholars from King's College, UCL, and Royal Holloway. Key advantages: • Explore ancient civilizations beyond just Greece and Rome • Select from an exceptional variety of modules across the University of London • Benefit from London's unparalleled resources including specialized libraries and museums • Develop or enhance skills in ancient languages through optional courses Program highlights: This intercollegiate MA draws on the combined strengths of London's leading institutions, offering access to world-class faculty and resources. King's boasts one of the UK's top-ranked Classics departments with outstanding research credentials. Students gain access to the prestigious Institute of Classical Studies and exceptional library collections. The program begins with core research training, followed by specialized modules and a dissertation. The curriculum offers remarkable breadth, covering: • Geographical scope from Britain to Persia • Historical periods from the Bronze Age through Late Antiquity • Diverse topics including Hellenistic poetry, Roman theater, and modern classical receptions • Cross-institutional module options in history, art, and archaeology Career prospects: Graduates have succeeded in various fields including education, media, cultural institutions, and finance. The program also provides excellent preparation for doctoral research.