Programme description

The taught MSc in Classics gives you the chance to develop your interests in one of the largest Classics department in the UK.

This short video gives you an introduction to our MSc Classics programme from Dr Aaron Pelttari

This programme gives you the chance to develop your interest in Classics across the entire discipline. You’ll have the opportunity to study specific periods and regions of classical civilisation, analyse the literary significance of texts, and develop your language skills in Greek and Latin.

Drawing on the diverse interests of our academic staff, the programme content is highly flexible, allowing you to choose a specialised path or a more interdisciplinary approach.

We’ll also provide you with opportunities to hear from distinguished speakers in the weekly classics research seminar series and to share your research with your peers at the Classics graduate seminar. And besides this, you would be studying in Edinburgh, the Athens of the North, a stunningly beautiful city with a worldwide reputation as a cultural and academic capital!

Breadth of expertise

As a graduate student you will be working closely with members of staff across Classics. The department includes specialists in the central areas of Greek and Latin literature and thought, Greek and Roman history, and Classical art and archaeology; but we have a broad view of the discipline, with expertise in late antiquity, Byzantine studies, and reception history.

 

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