Classical reception studies is understood broadly as the interpretation, representation, appropriation, translation, reconstruction, and/or revision of Greek and Roman antiquity - and the study of the classical tradition feature prominently in Classics at Exeter, with several members of staff actively engaged in studying receptions of Greek and Roman antiquity across different periods, societies, and media.Current research projects, expertise, and teaching provision focus in particular on: the reception of classical antiquity in the visual and performing arts; antiquity and postmodernism; antiquity in political discourse from the 19th century onwards, the reception of the ancient medicine and the classical body, classical reception in Victorian England, German philhellenism, classics and the history of sexualities, ancient and modern theories of literature and rhetoric.<br><br>Many of our students decide to take their studies on to doctoral level and we are very happy to provide mentoring and support if you decide to take this path. Of course a PhD isn't the only option available to you on completing our MA.During your time with us you will have a developed an excellent range of skills in logical thinking, interpreting, analysing and evaluating information, and communication. A range of options will be open to you, you might take a career path in a related area such as museum and cultural heritage work or teaching. Alternatively you might choose to pursue a different profession using your relevant skills, perhaps joining the Civil Service or working in business, law or management.<br><br>Some destinations of graduates from Classics and Ancient History programmes are:<br>Actor<br>Classics Teacher<br>Client Executive<br>Executive Search Researcher<br>Human Resources Adviser<br>Lecturer<br>Legal Assistant