• 专业概况
• 所属院系
• 中国学生入学要求
• 课程信息

专业概况

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The course

If you are curious about how modern life has been shaped by ancient Greece and Rome and are looking to advance your skills in literary, historical and socio-cultural analysis, then this course, taught in the Department of Classics by world-renowned experts, is for you.

The history and culture of the Classical world, its art, literature, politics and culture have been passed down to us through generations of thinkers and its legacy has shaped modern thought and the way we live today. This Masters programme leads you to explore that legacy and to develop skills in research and methodology in this fascinating and growing field of intellectual history.

Intended either as a further year's study after a first degree or as training in the technical disciplines needed to undertake doctoral research, the course is structured to provide you with advanced training in research skills. Not only will you acquire a detailed understanding of the role the Classical world has played in shaping the modern era but you will develop skills that are much sought after outside of academia, specifically:

• the ability to communicate views and present arguments clearly and coherently
• the ability to critically digest, analyse and summarise content
• organisation and research skills
• problem-solving skills and capability
• the ability to innovate and think creatively

This course draws on the department’s Centre for the Reception of Greece and Rome, and the thriving and internationally recognised research and teaching expertise of the Classics department. The Centre brings together the department’s wide range of research expertise on areas as wide as political and literary philosophy, urbanism, literary receptions, science fictions, and popular culture.

Teaching & assessment

Assessment is carried out through coursework and a dissertation.

Part-time students normally take taught elements in their first year and the dissertation in their second year with preparatory work in year one.

Your future career

Graduates of classical degrees have much to offer potential employers having developed a range of transferable skills, both practical and theoretical, whilst studying with us.

In recent years, PhD graduates, many of whom have progressed from our MA programmes, have taken up academic positions at Oxford, Bristol and Roehampton Universities. Outside of academia, our graduates have embarked on teaching careers in the UK and overseas, undertaken archaeological and museum work and pursued careers in journalism, finance, politics and the arts.

所属院系

进入哪个院系学习？ Classics and Philosophy

中国学生入学要求

为来自中国的学生设计 Students who have successfully completed a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) in an appropriate subject with good grades/GPA and at a reputable university will be considered for entry to a Royal Holloway Master's degree programme. Exact requirements will depend upon the programme they are applying for and the university they have graduated from, but most departments will ask for a minimum of 70-80% or a GPA of between 2.8-3.2/4.0. IELTS: 6.5 overall. No subscore lower than 6.0.

课程信息

学制：全日制(1 年)

学费：£17,200.00 (¥ 155,314) /年

开学时间：2022九月20日

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留学地点：Royal Holloway, University of LondonEgham,Surrey,TW20 0EX, England