174 Bachelor's degrees in Classics in Europe

The Classics (Ancient Greek) with Study in Europe (BA) degree at the University of Warwick offers a rich and versatile training which develops advanced skills in critical analysis, communication and creative thinking. 

Classics (Literae Humaniores) is a wide-ranging degree offered at the University of Oxford, devoted to the study of the literature, history, philosophy, languages and archaeology of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds.

Classics and Ancient History investigates the Ancient Greek and Roman worlds and the role those worlds have played in shaping modern cultures and societies. A degree at the University of Warwick in a classical subject offers a rich and versatile training which develops advanced skills in critical analysis, communication and creative thinking.

 The Classical Archaeology and Classical Civilisation programme offered at the University College London (UCL) includes a basic grounding in at least one classical language, fundamental aspects of archaeology, and field visits to develop a first-hand acquaintance with sites, museums and objects.

Students who select this programme Classics, Art History and Archaeology (Hons) course from University College Dublin will benefit from the interdisciplinary study of visual arts, archaeology, and material culture from prehistory to the present day. 

The Classical Studies with Foundation Year (Part-time) degree at Birkbeck, University of London, is a comprehensive programme designed to deepen your understanding of ancient cultures. This part-time course spans six years and offers evening classes, making it accessible for those balancing work and study commitments.

This Classical Studies (Honours) BA course from The Open University UK explores classical literature, history, culture, philosophy, art and archaeology through key places and periods – including Pompeii, Roman Britain, Classical Athens, and Republican and Imperial Rome. 

Classics and Philosophy programme at Royal Holloway University of London  is perfect if you have a knowledge and love of either Latin or Greek and want to add that second ancient language to your repertoire while learning more about the classical world through the study of texts in the original as well as artefacts, ideas and past-deeds.

The Latin (Classical Philology) degree programme at the Heidelberg University, more precisely described as Latin Philology, is devoted to the study of Latin texts that have been handed down from antiquity, including the examination of these in terms of their linguistic-literary form as well as their placement within a historical-cultural context. 

The Classical Studies (with Foundation Year) at The University of Winchester is a four-year, full-time public programme. It includes an initial year to build academic confidence before progressing to the full degree. You will explore ancient Greek and Roman cultures, history, and politics through a multidisciplinary lens.

The BA in Classics with Foundation at Durham University is a comprehensive programme designed for students requiring additional academic support. This one-year foundation course, followed by a full undergraduate degree, prepares students to engage deeply with classical culture and history. The course commences in September 2026.

This flexible degree programme in Classics and the Ancient World BA from University College London (UCL) with three different routes offers the opportunity to develop expertise in one or more ancient languages, from Ancient Greek, Latin, Sanskrit, Hittite, Akkadian or Sumerian.

Within this International Foundation - Art History and Visual Culture and Classical Studies, Pre-Bachelor from INTO The University of Exeter you'll choose from 150+ subject areas, ranging from accounting, business and management to biological and environmental sciences, computer science, engineering and humanities.

The interdisciplinary Eastern Mediterranean Studies programme with specialisations in Archaeology-History-Culture from University of the Aegean offers the opportunity to international students to study the cultures that developed in the eastern Mediterranean region from prehistoric to Byzantine/medieval times.