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Ancient History BA (Hons)

Our Ancient History BA degree course allows you to study a diverse range of periods, countries and cultures to suit your interests.

Classical Archaeology BA (Hons)

Discover the ancient world through its art, architecture and cultural landscapes. This degree focuses on the art and archaeology of Greece and Rome.

Classics (Greek & Latin) BA (Hons)

An interdisciplinary course that will allow you to explore aspects of the classical world through the development of your skills in Ancient Greek and Latin

Classical Studies BA (Hons)

Through our Classical Studies BA you can investigate all aspects of Greece and Rome, with further modules offered on the Near East, Byzantium, and modern Greece

Classical and Modern Greek Studies BA (Hons)

The Centre for Hellenic Studies at King’s is the largest of its kind with all staff active in research at international level in a wide range of fields.

Classical Studies & Comparative Literature BA (Hons)

This degree gives an opportunity to discover the relationship between the great works of classical antiquity and subsequent works of literature.

Classical Studies & French with a year abroad BA (Hons)

Study the Greek and Roman world combined with French in central London for three years, with a further year of study abroad.

Classical Studies with English BA (Hons)

Study the ancient world in the heart of London, and develop your literary critical skills.

Comparative Literature BA (Hons)

On this degree you will examine in detail the similarities and differences between literature written in different places and at different times.

Comparative Literature with Film Studies BA (Hons)

On this degree you will examine in detail the similarities and differences between literature written in different places and at different times.