This degree gives you the opportunity to study Rome’s history, archaeology, topography, demography, art and architecture – from antiquity to the present. The course features small-group teaching and, while at Reading, you will benefit from facilities including the Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology , the University Library and a dedicated postgraduate room in the heart of the Classics Department. We are located just a short distance from Oxford and London, where you can visit major collections important for research in classics and ancient history. This course can lead to careers in teaching, further research, library work and academic support roles. Henkel, Johnson Matthey, Pfizer, Proctor & Gamble, Syngenta and Unilever. On completion of this course you will receive excellent preparation for a career in research and development on this course.