In this interdisciplinary course, you will explore the history and archaeology of the Greek and Roman World. It is designed to develop your skills in interpreting literary, artistic and archaeological evidence from the ancient world, building on your first degree in Ancient History, Classics, Archaeology, or another relevant subject. The course, which consists of taught modules and individual research, is designed to be flexible, enabling you to pursue your own interests whilst gaining a solid foundation of research skills. It can serve as a basis for doctoral research, but it also provides transferable skills, which will be valuable for a career in any field. Distinctive features Strong interdisciplinary ethic. Training in research methods and skills, including writing and public speaking. The course allows you to pursue your special interests. The possibility of a residential course at the British School in Athens or the British School in Rome (subject to admission by the appropriate British School).