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When you choose to study with us, you'll join a friendly, inclusive community who are as passionate about the study of classics as you are. Our academics will support you to make the most out of your time with us, and you'll have many opportunities to socialise and collaborate with your peers.

We foster an environment where our students and academics can learn from one another, building on each other’s experiences and knowledge to dig deeper into the ancient world together.

You can join our community before you even arrive in 17³Ô¹Ï. You can follow us on and , and by joining  you can talk to current students and academics before you begin your studies, and gain an insight into life at 17³Ô¹Ï and in our Department.

You will receive one-to-one support from your academic tutor throughout your degree. You'll also be supervised by a specialist in your chosen subject during your third-year dissertation.

Our academics are very engaged with students and follow an "open door" policy where you can approach them at any time for guidance and support.

The University has a range of services available to you to support your personal and professional development during your studies.

As well as learning in seminar rooms and lecture halls, you'll have access to a number of excellent learning resources on campus:

• Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology
• 17³Ô¹Ï Library
• Special Collections
• Museum of English Rural Life
• Cole Museum of Zoology.

Our proximity to London and Oxford means you have easy access to institutions such as the British Museum, the British Library and the Ashmolean Museum, all of which are important resources for research in the ancient world.

Our student-led Classics Society brings together students across all years and academic staff in an informal setting. It hosts a variety of social events such as pizza parties and nights out, as well as organising trips abroad.