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170 Full-time Master's degrees in Ancient History
Ancient Religions
Ancient Religions from The University of Wales Trinity Saint David provides a comparative analysis of different religious traditions across the ancient world, beyond Greece and Rome as far afield as ancient Egypt, Celtic Britain and ancient China.
Ancient History
The Ancient History MA at King's College London offers you the opportunity to study Greek, Roman and near-Eastern history at an advanced level. You’ll also learn and refine the techniques and skills you need to be able to analyse and interpret a variety of historical sources.
Prehistoric Archaeology
The Master in Prehistoric Archaeology programme of University of Geneva addresses themes such as general prehistory, the prehistory and protohistory of Europe and Africa, ethnoarchaeology, theoretical archaeology, palaeoanthropology and archaeozoology.
Classical Archaeology and the Ancient History of Macedonia
The Classical Archaeology and the Ancient History of Macedonia programme of the International Hellenic University considers the history and the archaeology of ancient Macedonia, covering the region of Macedonia and the Macedonians from the Mycenaean period until the Roman era.
Greek and Roman Studies
The M.A. in Greek and Roman Studies at the University of Victoria is a two-year, full-time master programme delivered on-campus. This public degree focuses on the history, literature, and archaeology of ancient cultures, providing a rigorous foundation for students to engage with the complexities of the Mediterranean world.
Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures
The International M.A. in Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures programme of Tel Aviv University offers the academic knowledge and practical fieldwork experience in the most exciting excavation locations in the world
Applied Archaeology
The Applied Archaeology M.A. at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is a 36-credit postgraduate programme designed for professional career preparation. Available as a full-time course in Indiana, Pennsylvania, this degree focuses on cultural resource management, technical field training, and archaeological law over a two-year duration.
Ancient History (Full-time)
Ancient History (Full-time) from The University of Wales Trinity Saint David offers students whose interests centre on the study of ancient history the opportunity to take a specialist research-intensive degree tailored to those interests and to pursue their own independent research to a further extent than in an MA.
Classics and Ancient Civilizations
What kinds of social media did the ancient Greeks and Romans use? What kinds of ideas circulated and how can we trace these through ancient literature? Find answers to this and more in one of the tracks of this Classics and Ancient Civilizations programme offered by the University of Groningen.
Ancient Languages
The Ancient Languages programme at the Stellenbosch University comprises the writing of a thesis containing the results of research on an aspect of ancient languages.
Museology
A muse is someone, or something, that inspires. The ending, -ology, means to study. So museology is the study of inspiration. That’s what we do. That’s what our students at the Museology programme at the University of Washington, do. They study inspiration. They study how it fuels innovation, nurtures community, and propels positive change.
Archaeological Science
Archaeological Science delves into the specifics of archaeological methods and techniques. The combination of hands-on field experience and laboratory work offers a challenging and rewarding research Scientific methodology is an important approach in modern archaeology and it is at the heart of archaeological science.
Egyptology
The Egyptology program from Uppsala University is for those interested in combining texts, art and material remains in the exploration of Ancient Egypt. Academic writing is trained continuously, preparing you for a range of situations where complex problems are analysed.
Mediterranean History
The Mediterranean History programme offered by University of Konstanz is a consecutive program that builds on the three-year BA in History. As a research-oriented program in English, it provides a cross-epochal understanding of Mediterranean societies.
Medieval Studies
The Medieval Studies program at The University of Wales Trinity Saint David is an interdisciplinary programme enabling students to study the Medieval period from a range of different subject disciplines that embraces History, Literature, Theology, Celtic studies and Archaeology.
Science, Technology and Medicine in the Ancient World
Science, Technology and Medicine in the Ancient World from Freie Universität Berlin is an interdisciplinary master's degree program that focuses on the many different areas and contexts in the ancient world in which the transmission and development of knowledge and/ or scientific thinking plays a central role.
Classics and Ancient History
Study the MA by Research in Classics and Ancient History, and choose from a wide range of specialist areas. University of Warwick's Classics and Ancient History department, ranked 3rd in the UK in Classics, offers an excellent research environment and expert guidance.
Ancient History
Covering the historical period from Classical Athens to Christian Byzantium, we offer courses which allow you to examine many aspects of the Ancient History of Greece, Rome and the Near East. Our Ancient History course at Royal Holloway University of London also provides postgraduates with the ideal foundation for conducting further research at doctoral level.
Archaeological Practice
Birkbeck, University of London offers a Master of Arts in Archaeological Practice, designed to be completed in one year full-time or two years part-time. This on-campus programme provides an engaging learning environment, with classes primarily held in the evenings, allowing for flexible study alongside other commitments.
Late Antique and Byzantine Studies
The Late Antique and Byzantine Studies from the University of Oxford has been devised as a multi-purpose introduction to the Roman world in Late Antiquity, to Byzantium, the medieval successor of the East Roman Empire, and to neighbouring peoples and their cultures.