Classical Studies University of Lincoln

Overview

The MA by Research in Classical Studies at the University of Lincoln is a research-intensive postgraduate degree that enables students to pursue an in-depth, independent research project in areas such as ancient Greek and Roman history, language, literature, and culture. The programme is embedded within the School of Humanities and Heritage, offering access to a vibrant research culture including seminars, forums, and training events that enhance academic and professional development.

Why Classical Studies at University of Lincoln?

The University of Lincoln is renowned for its commitment to fostering a vibrant research environment. The Classical Studies programme is supported by a dedicated faculty with extensive expertise in the field, ensuring students receive top-notch academic guidance. The university's strong emphasis on research and collaboration provides an ideal setting for postgraduate students. Additionally, Lincoln's location enhances access to historical sites, enriching the academic experience.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

For the MA by Research in Classical Studies, the tuition fees are structured as follows:

• Domestic students: £4,830 per year
• International students: £15,900 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The programme is centred around independent research, culminating in a dissertation of approximately 25,000 words. Students are encouraged to explore various topics within Classical Studies, including:

• Greek and Roman historiography
• Alexander the Great
• Hellenistic history
• Roman London
• The fall of the Roman Empire in the West
• Language and literacy in the Western Mediterranean
• Gender and women’s history
• Cross-cultural contacts and exchanges

The programme promotes a stimulating research culture, allowing students to engage in seminars and discussions that enhance their academic journey.

Careers with Classical Studies

Graduates of the MA by Research in Classical Studies are well-prepared for various career paths. Many alumni find opportunities in teaching, the heritage sector, and civil service roles. The Doctoral School at Lincoln further supports students aspiring to pursue doctoral studies, providing resources and training for both academic and non-academic careers. This comprehensive preparation ensures that graduates are equipped with the skills necessary to succeed in their chosen fields.