Greek

Ancient Greece has given us a significant linguistic, literary and cultural heritage. Studying ancient Greek language, thought and culture is as valuable as ever.

The intellectual culture of Ancient Greece is at the root of European learning. The Greeks invented history, philosophy, political science, physics and theoretical mathematics. Ancient Greek is the language of the New Testament, and the Hebrew Bible was translated into ancient Greek as early as the third century BC.

Greek and your career

Ancient Greek is an intellectual discipline. Graduates have moved on to careers in journalism, teaching, public relations and human resources.

Study options in Greek

Ancient Greek is available for both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, and is taught by Classics and Ancient History in the School of Humanities.

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Undergraduate study

Find out what undergraduate study in Greek involves.
Stage I courses

The Stage I courses you can take as part of Greek.
Stage II courses

The Stage II courses you can take as part of Greek.
Stage III courses

The Stage III courses you can take as part of Greek.
Postgraduate study

Opportunities for postgraduate study in Greek.
Postgraduate courses

The postgraduate courses you can take as part of Greek.
PhD in Greek

Information about doctoral research in Greek.
Classics and Ancient History in the School of Humanities

The subject Greek is located within Classics and Ancient History in the School of Humanities.
FindaThesis

Find a supervisor for your postgraduate research in Greek.

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