
Undergraduate courses for entry in 2021
- BA3 yearsV110
- BA3 yearsVV50
- BA3 yearsQ810
- BA3 yearsQ800
- BA3 yearsQQ36
- BA4 yearsQR63
- BA3 yearsQQ36
- BA4 yearsQ6R1
- BA4 yearsQR63
- BA3 yearsQQ61
- BA4 yearsQR64
- BA3 yearsQQ61
- BA4 yearsQR64
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Explore the collections of the University’s Museum, including ancient history materials and one of Europe’s most significant Egyptology collections
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Access to the Special Collections of The John Rylands Research Institute and Library – home to papyri, medieval manuscripts and early printed books, including very early copies of the Homeric poems
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Learn ancient languages and explore texts and literature in their original form – we cater for all levels of Latin and Greek learning, from beginner to advanced
Why study Classics and Ancient History at Manchester?
Explore the art, culture, history, language and literature of the ancient Greek and Roman civilizations – integral to the development of the modern world.
Course units cover topics such as women in antiquity, Latin love poetry, Greek mythology, ancient philosophy, classical archaeology and the Roman Republic. Expand your historical and cultural studies even further with topics ranging from Prehistoric Britain to Ancient Egypt.
You can combine your study of Latin with subjects such as Linguistics, English Literature or a modern European language as a Joint Honours degree, or combine study of Ancient History with either Archaeology or History.