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Classics MRes

Fascinated by Classics and want to take your interest to the next level? On our MRes, you'll study taught modules with the freedom to pursue your own research proposal exploring classical antiquity. Develop the skills for both doctoral study and a future caree…

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School of History and Cultures · Historical, philosophical and religious studies

Fascinated by Classics and want to take your interest to the next level? On our MRes, you'll study taught modules with the freedom to pursue your own research proposal exploring classical antiquity. Develop the skills for both doctoral study and a future career. You'll broaden your knowledge of classical antiquity through taught modules to become a confident independent researcher and you’ll complete a major individual research project supervised by a specialist in the field. At — you'll undertake essential training to support your project. The taught modules let you develop your research skills and enhance your knowledge of the ancient world and its texts and languages. You’ll develop the key research and language skills to make the transition to becoming a confident Classics researcher. - Contribute to Departmental journals and forums for postgraduate students, including an annual conference. - Join a diverse department spanning a range of disciplines, including Ancient History, Classics, Byzantine Studies and Archaeology. - Deepen your knowledge of classical antiquity via taught modules and undertake your own research thesis, which can be useful for future doctoral research - An MRes combines the best of postgraduate taught study with in-depth independent research.

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You should have, or expect to get, a 2:1 Honours degree in a relevant area. Relevant equivalent study or professional experience can also be considered for entry.

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