The Classics course centers on language study in Latin and Greek, tailored to your experience—from beginners to those with A-levels or equivalent. Modules span all levels, contextualized by explorations of ancient civilizations' cultures, with first-year grounding in key Greek and Roman periods.Durham's Department of Classics and Ancient History, ranked 3rd (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026), 5th (Guardian and Complete University Guide 2026), and Top 100 (QS World University Rankings 2026), delivers rigorous degrees taught by experts in Greco-Roman languages, literature, history, and culture. Housed in historic buildings with dedicated study spaces and an extensive library, it equips graduates with transferable skills for careers in computing, civil service, law, teaching, journalism, and more, including postgraduate paths in law, finance, and education.
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