Category: Classical and Archaeological Studies

Dr Patty Baker, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Classical and Archaeological studies, held an online conference/workshop entitled ‘Overcoming Challenges in the Development of Diversity, … Read more

The 2019 National Student Survey (NSS), an independent annual survey of final-year undergraduate students is one of the key measures of how students rate their … Read more

Dr Rosie Wyles and Dr Christopher Burden-Strevens, both lecturers in the Department of Classical and Archaeological studies, have been working with Norton Knatchbull School to … Read more

The Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies is delighted to announce that alumnus Andrew Ratcliff has won the Joan Thirsk Prize awarded for the best … Read more

The Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies recently hosted their end of year prize competition for this year’s ‘Classic Tales’ project. Thirty pupils in Year … Read more

The Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies is delighted to announce that Paula Lock has completed her PhD under the supervision of Professor Ray Laurence … Read more

Dr Dunstan Lowe, Senior Lecturer in Latin Literature in the Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies, spoke at the Games and Gaming Symposium at the … Read more

The Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies was delighted by the response to this year’s short story competition. They received over 100 entries from schools … Read more

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to undertake a pilgrimage? More than just a long-distance walk, a pilgrimage typically follows a historic … Read more

The School of European Culture and Languages has achieved a national top 10 position in two subject areas in the latest Complete University Guide (2020). … Read more