Classics and ancient history at Newcastle has a long and distinguished international reputation. We deliver quality research and teaching. We have taught Latin and Greek since 1874, ancient history
A lively and dynamic group that boasts some of the leading academic historians in the countryOur staff provide postgraduates with a considerable breadth of experience and research expertise across
Vigorous research culture spanning the breadth of the Classical worldWide range of world-leading research expertise, much of which falls within the remit of our three research centresResearch degrees
The Department of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology is internationally reputed for its world-class interdisciplinary research. Our long-standing research into the economies of the Greek, Egyptian
The MPhil in History (Medieval) offers a unique balance of breadth and depth in studying the medieval history of Britain and Europe.The MPhil has a sustained period devoted to archival research and
The MPhil in History (Early Modern 1500-1700) will introduce you to the latest developments in the study of British, European, and World history in the early modern period. The MPhil includes a
Supervised by experts, our postgraduates encounter exciting opportunities to debate and exchange ideas, whether through our internationally-connected Research Centres or numerous seminar series. Our
Bristol's importance as medieval England's second city and a major maritime port for trade and exploration makes it an excellent setting for interdisciplinary intellectual exchange. The renowned
The Department of Classics and Ancient History has an international reputation for outstanding and innovative research. We are particularly well known for reception studies, which we pioneered in
The University, in existence for 800 years, has a wealth of medieval buildings and traditions, and a wide range of medieval manuscripts and printed books are held by the University's many libraries.
The MPhil provides intensive training in studying the history of Britain, Europe and the wider world between c.1500 and c.1800. It equips students to write a substantial and significant piece of
1 Year Full Time
