Classical Greek Courses

Classical Greek courses are organised through the Faculty of Classics. They encompass the study of the ancient Greece - the languages, literature, philosophy, ancient history, art and archaeology. They also cover the influences of classical Greece on the modern world - politics, law, beauty and justice. This breadth makes the study of Classical Greece, indeed all of the Classics, at Cambridge a vibrant, challenging and rewarding experience. It also makes our graduates highly marketable. In the Guardian's last two University Guides to Classics, Cambridge came top in the country overall and for 'Career Prospects'.

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  1. Writing in the Aegean Bronze Age: the Epigraphy and Interpretation of Linear B

    Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies - Course - Hellenistic Poetry - Image: Epigraphy and Interpretation of Linear B

  2. Hellenistic Poetry

    Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies - Course - Hellenistic Poetry

  3. The Byzantine Empire

    Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies - Image of Byzantine Coin - courtesy numisbids.com

  4. Writing Greek and Latin

    Writing Greek and Latin - Cambridge University - Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies

  5. Greek History: Imperial Athens

    Greek History: Imperial Athens - Cambridge University - Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies

  6. Introduction to Ancient Philosophy: Socrates and Plato

    Introduction to Ancient Philosophy - Cambridge University - Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies

  7. Introduction to Greek Literature

    Introduction to Greek Literature at Cambridge University - Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies