Studying

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If you're an enthusiast, trying to develop a deeper understanding of Classical Studies, we have a few places on this site to recommend.

For Young Classicists there is a section here that is intended to provide inspiration for children and parents looking to get an age-appropriate overview of the landscape.

We have a list of recommended primary texts and media if you are a little older and trying to make a start with Ancient Greek and/or Latin.

If you’re just looking to develop your interest in Classics, this page is packed with suggestions in books, films, video games, and more.

Finally, our ZINE has regular contributions from fellow amateurs, as well as students and professionals. If you want to write something for us, ping us a message...

School

If you are a school in the UK looking to introduce Classical Studies, Latin or Greek to your curriculum, Classics for All should be your first stop.

Advice, assistance, and resources all in one place. They're dead nice, too.

​The Classics Library is a repository of resources for students, teachers, and lecturers. All free, and all produced by professional educators.

For individuals looking to gain “school” qualifications speak to your local college or secondary school about available courses or self-study.

Feel free to refer them to us if they need a bit of help.

Finally, for pupils at school looking for some support, there are pages on this site which may be of use: Growing Your Enthusiasm; Greek and Latin; Downloads; Reading.

Beyond

School

If you are thinking of taking study on beyond school, our first recommendation is always for the Open University, who provide flexibility in course content, structure, and financing.

With regard to financing, we have a page here which links to different universities’ bursaries/grants/funding pages. It is not complete by any means but might give you some ideas.

For undergrads and postgrads we have a good collection of research links here to help with your work.

Our downloads page also has a lot of PDFs of original texts in English, Latin and Greek.