Last Saturday the School of Classics went on its annual autumn day trip. Whereas last year we stayed on our side of the border and explored Caerleon and Caerwent, this year we ventured a little further afield to the Roman …
This blog was written by Gemma Russell with the School of Classics. This blog recounts her experiences will undertaking the module “Research in Practice” (CLCL6004) which involved, her and another student, Chantelle Moore, being given internships at Carmarthen Museum in …
The weekend of the 18th – 19th of October has been a busy one for the staff in the School of Classics with several of us delivering a number of research papers at the 13th F.E.R.C.A.N workshop (FONTES EPIGRAPHICA RELIGIONIS …
The Latest in Research News – F.E.R.C.A.N and KYKNOS Read more »
As part of the School of Classics annual tradition of providing a fieldtrip for our incoming freshers we took an excursion to the Dolaucothi Gold Mines on Saturday 30th of September. Thirty-nine eager (and not too hangover) students joined us …
This year the School of Classics created a number of awards to celebrate the achievements of our students during the academic year 2013/14. The awards include ‘Best Overall Grade for a Level 4 Student’, ‘Best Overall Grade for a Level …
First Annual School of Classics Awards for Outstanding Performance Read more »
The Food Festival is the annual highlight of summer in Lampeter. It is always great to walk around the stalls, tasting new foods and old favourites, and having the opportunity to fully appreciate the great variety of organic local produce. …
Ancient Alcoholic Drinks and the Lampeter Food Festival Read more »
One type of academic event that occurs frequently during the summer vacation is the conference, as once teaching and all the associated administration is over for the year, academics have more time to focus on their research. Usually dedicated to …
The University of Wales Trinity St David views itself as a ‘connected university’, and that is certainly true with regard to the School of Classics. Our lecturers hail not just from the UK, but also Greece, Sweden, Germany, and the …
The School of Classics at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David has been at the forefront of innovative pedagogies in Higher Education for several years now. A variety of projects, from embedding employability in the curriculum through skills-related assessments …
All seven lecturers in the School of Classics at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David are research active and, come the Christmas and Summer vacations, are often to be found in museums and libraries, and on archaeological sites around …