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Pursuing a postgraduate degree in Classics at Glasgow offers numerous advantages, including access to the University's extensive library resources, the renowned Hunterian Museum (featuring an exceptional coin collection), and a leading hub for humanities computing.
Our program provides guidance across various disciplines aligned with our faculty's research expertise. Staff members are always available to consult about potential research initiatives. A specialized postgraduate study area offers comprehensive research materials, further enriched by a generous donation from the late Professor Douglas MacDowell. Graduate students actively participate in the department's research community through regular seminars, workshops, and discussion groups. The College of Arts Graduate School fosters a collaborative, interdisciplinary atmosphere for all research candidates, providing various support services, coursework options, and skill-building opportunities. Within an intellectually stimulating setting, the College of Arts nurtures a dynamic, diverse student body engaged in both taught and research-based master's programs. Every department contributes groundbreaking, influential research at an international level.
The Master of Philosophy (Research) program involves specialized advanced study and original investigation that makes a meaningful addition to academic knowledge.