PG in Classics at University of St. Andrews United Kingdom
The School of Classics offers five primary undergraduate programmes: Ancient History, Classical Studies, Classics, Greek and Latin.
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The School offers taught postgraduate degrees in Ancient History, Classical Studies, Greek, Latin, and Greek & Latin.
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We have one of the largest communities of researchers and postgraduate students in the UK, working across the full range of Greek and Latin literature, Ancient History, Art & Archaeology and Ancient Philosophy. Our seminar and conference programme contribute to a stimulating intellectual environment, that promotes successful postgraduate study and research.
The School has a strong social identity and offers excellent working conditions. All postgraduates receive some financial support. A limited number of full and part scholarships are also available.
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All prospective students are welcome to arrange to visit the School through Admissions
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