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At the Department of Classics at Nottingham, we teach and research all aspects of the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome – Greek and Latin language as well as Greek and Roman literature, history, art and life. Find out more about the history of the Department of Classics at Nottingham.
Nottingham is one of the strongest teaching departments in the country and was awarded the maximum score of 24 by the Quality Assurance Agency in the latest round of independent subject reviews. The Department's research strength has been acknowledged by the latest Research Assessment Exercise (RAE): 90 per cent of the Department's research was judged to be of a quality that is recognised internationally, with 55 per cent of it of international excellence or better. Further information about teaching quality at The University of Nottingham.
Each year, The University of Nottingham proves to be one of the most popular higher education institutions in the UK. Why is it that so many people want to become part of the University’s continuing success story?
As a student at the University of Nottingham, you join a lively academic and social community. You will meet people from all walks of life, make like-minded friends and find yourself being challenged and stimulated throughout your studies. Our students are widely respected for their ability to make the most of their work/life balance. As a result, the University boasts an excellent record for graduate employment and progression to postgraduate or professional qualifications.
We have asked current students and members of staff to tell us what they like about the Department of Classics. Watch the video on YouTube or download transcript (Word, 31 Kb).
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