Classical Studies

Explore the classical world and its profound legacies through Kent’s Classical Studies program. This degree prepares students for diverse careers in fields like archaeology and heritage, laying a solid foundation for future aspirations. Join leading experts, including practicing archaeologists and historians, as you investigate ancient cultures, from Minoan and Mycenaean periods to classical Greece and early Christianity. Engage with compelling themes such as migration, gender, and religion while enjoying the freedom to tailor your studies, including the option to learn an ancient language.

Optional Archaeology Pathway 

Enhance your degree with the Archaeology pathway, gaining hands-on experience in excavation techniques and state-of-the-art lab training. This pathway also opens doors to valuable professional connections in the field.

Career Prospects 

Kent’s Classical Studies graduates emerge ready to engage critically with historical contexts, equipped with strong communication and problem-solving skills. Career opportunities span teaching, research, politics, and various roles in the heritage and museum sectors.

Location  

Studying in Canterbury offers a vibrant, student-friendly atmosphere, blending a rich historical backdrop with innovative ideas. Kent’s community fosters collaboration and engagement among its diverse student population.

Modules  

Students undertake compulsory and optional modules across three stages, focusing on themes like classical mythology, ancient literature, and archaeological practices. The program culminates in a dissertation, allowing for in-depth exploration of chosen topics.

For those seeking an adaptable degree with limitless career potential, Kent’s Classical Studies program provides the skills and insights needed to thrive in various fields.