Faculty of Classics - University of Cambridge

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OXBRIDGE CLASSICS OPEN DAY  

The next annual Oxbridge Classics Open Day will take place in  Cambridge on Friday 4 May 2012.  It is a chance to find out more about Classics in general, but also the specific degree programmes at the two universities in particular.

The day will include:

a.)    Talks by admissions tutors

b.)    Subject taster lectures

c.)    Lunch in a college

d.)    Tours of Cambridge

e.)    A chance to talk to undergraduates and academics.

Both individuals and school groups are welcome to come. 

Further details will be posted here nearer the time.

 

UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS

The Faculty of Classics contributes to a series of  regional Open Days. For details of open days in your area click here.

The University hosts two big open days in July each year. For prospective Classicists, there will be a tour of the Faculty building and the Museum of Classical Archaeology, plus a one hour subject talk from a senior member of the Faculty. For more information, please see the main University website.

 

COLLEGE OPEN DAYS

Most of the Colleges also hold their own open days, information about which can be found here and on individual Colleges' websites.

If you have specific questions about a particular college, it is a good idea to email the relevant Director of Studies.

 

SCHOOL VISITS

The Faculty is glad to organise visits by academics to schools, both to give talks on classical themes and to explain more about the Classics course.

A list of talks is available here.

Please email  schools.liaison@classics.cam.ac.uk

 

SIXTH FORM STUDY DAY

The next Sixth Form Study Day will take place in September 2012.  Further details will be posted here nearer the time.

 

IDEAS OR QUESTIONS?

If there is anything that you would like to see us doing or any information that we can give you, then do get in touch: schools.liaison@classics.cam.ac.uk.

The Faculty's Access and Outreach Officer is Professor Stephen Oakley and the Schools Liaison Officer is Dr Christopher Whitton.

We look forward to hearing from you.