MA (Hons) Classical Archaeology and Ancient History in Edinburgh United Kingdom | The University of Edinburgh

This program focuses on exploring the history and artifacts of ancient civilizations.

Students will acquire diverse analytical techniques employed by historians, archaeologists, and art scholars.

The curriculum involves meticulous examination of limited yet intricate written records and physical remains to comprehend societies that, while distant in time, profoundly influence contemporary culture.
The coursework spans Greek and Roman societies from the Bronze Age through Late Antiquity and the Byzantine era.

Additional opportunities include examining other early cultures such as:

Etruscan society
Persian civilization
Carthaginian culture
Participants will develop insights into Greco-Roman communities within their historical geographic settings.

The program emphasizes critical assessment of various sources including:

ancient writings
artistic creations
cultural objects
archaeological remains
other physical evidence

Students will obtain practical, cognitive, and conceptual abilities that are sought-after in professional environments.

The rigorous academic training across multiple fields fosters adaptable thinking and prepares graduates to master new challenges and acquire fresh competencies.