This is a multidisciplinary course focusing on the reception of ancient literature, art and culture in the modern world. You will benefit from facilities including the Museum of Greek Archaeology, the University Library and a dedicated postgraduate room in the heart of the Classics Department. We are also located only a short distance from Oxford and London where you can visit major collections important for research in Classics and Ancient History. Benefit from small group teaching and focused, individual support from our renowned team of experts. In this course you learn from staffs who are leaders within their chosen fields of research, across areas including: the reception of Greek Tragedy and of Greek political thought; the role of classics in different periods of intellectual history; the evolution of the museum; and the colonial politics of archaeology. On completion this programme offers excellent preparation for further academic research or careers including heritage work, teaching, publishing or further academia and research.