Ancient, Classical and Medieval Studies

About this course

Ancient, classical and medieval studies brings together three of the great periods of human history before the modern era, from the Bronze Age civilisations of the Mediterranean and Near East through the ancient Greece and Rome that shaped Western culture so profoundly, to the medieval world that transmitted, transformed and extended that inheritance across Europe and beyond. Studying these periods together means engaging with an extraordinary range of material: archaeology, ancient languages, literature, philosophy, religion, law, art and architecture, and the social and political structures of very different societies. It is one of the most genuinely multidisciplinary approaches to the human past available at undergraduate level. At the University of Winchester, this three-year programme takes a multidisciplinary approach to the human past, drawing on archaeology, classical studies an

Where its graduates go

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