Original post by aiqndj
Where is the classics department in the uni of Reading? As in, where is it taught? Does anyone know the name of the building/area? (for example, the Reading equivalent of the Ioannou centre for classics in Oxford)
Hey @aiqndj!
The Classics courses are primarily based in the Edith Morley building, located on our Whiteknights campus, which you can locate on the map here. Another key area that you may be interested in if you're looking into our Classics department though, is our Ure Museum, which can also be found in the Edith Morley building and is a great place for all Greek Archaeology enthusiasts! You can find out more about that here.
Hope this helps! If you have any other questions about the course, locations or life in Reading itself, please do ask!
Skye
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