Original post by Erin2006
The history degree I’ve chosen to take doesn’t really have many ancient history modules in it and it’s more mainly focused on medieval and modern, would I still be able to do a masters degree in ancient history afterwards or would I need to have studied ancient history?
Different ancient history courses have different requirements. Check out the ones in which you're interested.
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