67 Master's degrees in Ancient History in England, United Kingdom

This Archaeology programme from the University of Cambridge allows students to gain a critical appreciation of archaeology, the human past, and its place in the modern world, as well as training in research and analytical skills and expertise in a chosen, specialist area.

The Ancient History MA programme offered at the University College London (UCL) is an intercollegiate degree programme of the University of London. It offers students the opportunity to focus on a specific period or topic, explore adjacent disciplines, and acquire technical skills in such areas as archaeology, epigraphy, numismatics, papyrology, and textual criticism.

The Palaeoanthropology and Palaeolithic Archaeology MSc at the University College London (UCL), run jointly by the Institute of Archaeology and UCL Anthropology, brings together the expertise of the two departments to provide graduate students with an integrated training in the biological and archaeological aspects of human evolutionary studies.

The one year Greek and-or Roman History programme offered at the University of Oxford is an intensive and high-pressure course designed primarily for those students who wish to prepare for doctoral work by means of a shorter course than the two-year MPhil in Ancient History. For this degree you will write a dissertation of up to 10,000 words and complete two other options.

The University of Manchester offers an MA in Classics and Ancient History, designed for full-time or part-time study over one year. This Master of Arts degree allows students to delve into ancient languages, literature, and culture, enhancing their understanding of historical contexts and critical analysis skills.

St Mary's University, Twickenham, London offers a Master of Arts in Theology, designed for full-time students to complete in one year or part-time over two to three years. This programme provides a deep exploration of Christian theology, accommodating various schedules and enhancing students' academic and practical understanding of the subject.

Classical and Archaeological Studies at Kent examines the textual and material evidence for a wide cross-section of the ancient world and includes three convergent research and teaching pathways: ancient history, classical literature, and archaeology.