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Study a Classics degree in Greece in 2024

If you are fascinated by ancient history and how it has contributed to today's society, discover ancient Greek and Latin literature and culture through studying a degree in Classics. You will study the ancient Greek and Latin languages, and learn about the political and intellectual history of these two great cultures.

Graduates of Classics degrees will have developed strong transferable skills such as a mastery of linguistics and depth of knowledge of literature, and strong communication skills. Career paths can include museum curation, academia and higher education, civil services and local government, journalism and heritage work.

Your degree will be delivered in a mixture of modes, including lectures, tutorials, seminars and group projects. Depending on your course, you may also have the option to take part in a work placement. Modules you study could include:

  • Ancient history
  • Archaeology
  • Greek language
  • Latin language
  • The Roman empire

Greece

With its proximity to the Mediterranean, eastern European countries and even Asia and Africa, studying in Greece can be an enticing opportunity for students who are travellers at heart. The country is also a good choice for prospective students with a healthy interest in history, culture and nature. There are several well ranked universities in Greece, all offering degree programmes in the English language.

See our detailed guide to studying in Greece for international students.

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