Events
View a calendar of upcoming events on classical subjects, from competition deadlines to public lectures and summer schools. Use the three main tabs to browse events hosted by the CA, by our local branches and by external organisers, and then filter using the tabs below. If you would like us to add an event to our calendar, please send details to canews@classicalassociation.org.
Please note that, unless listed under CA Events, any enquiries about the activities featured below should be directed to the organisers of the event and not to the CA itself.
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Short course
British School at Athens: ‘Communicating...
The British School at Athens: ‘Communicating Archaeology: knowledge exchange, impact and public engagement’ PG course 12-18 January 2027 This one-week residential course is aimed at PG students or professionals who are keen to explore and gain hands on experience of communicating archaeology to a wide audience. It will draw on experts from the British School... Read more »
Miscellaneous
Ancient Peace Studies Network/NMT Automatics:...
Long After the Labyrinth A new play which draws on ancient myth to explore post-conflict recovery and peacebuilding today. The Ancient Peace Studies Network at the University of St Andrews has teamed up with theatre company NMT Automatics to create Long After the Labyrinth, an epic new play inspired by the myth of the Minotaur and the... Read more »
Conference/Workshop
Call for Papers: ‘Decadence: Rhetoric...
Call for Papers Decadence: Rhetoric and Aesthetics of Decline from Ancient Empire to the Age of Polycrisis Venue: British School at Rome, Rome Dates: 21-22nd January 2027 Organisers: Presented by Ramus International, hosted by Emma Wilson (Texas State University), George Brocklehurst (Institute of Classical Studies), and Xiyuan Meng (University of St. Andrews). Contact: Dr.... Read more »
Miscellaneous
Ancient Peace Studies Network/NMT Automatics:...
Long After the Labyrinth A new play which draws on ancient myth to explore post-conflict recovery and peacebuilding today. The Ancient Peace Studies Network at the University of St Andrews has teamed up with theatre company NMT Automatics to create Long After the Labyrinth, an epic new play inspired by the myth of the Minotaur and the... Read more »
Seminar / Short course
Neurodiversity and Classics
Neurodiversity and Classics Designed specifically for Classics educators, this online CPD series, led by Emily Rushton, provides practical, evidence-based strategies to create neuroinclusive Classical Subjects classrooms. Across six targeted sessions, you will explore how to adapt Key Stage curricula, design accessible educational trips, and tailor instruction for students with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, and working memory... Read more »
Miscellaneous
Warwick Ancient Drama Festival 2027:...
Bookings for the Warwick Ancient Drama Festival 2027 are now open! This year we are producing Aristophanes, Clouds, with the FREE schools day taking place on Friday the 29th of January 2027, 11-5.30pm, which includes a matinee at 3.30pm. As always, the play will be accompanied by talks to help pupils make sense of the production.... Read more »
Conference/Workshop
Call for Papers: Lectura Ciceronis...
CALL FOR PAPERS Lectura Ciceronis IV. Cicero’s Pro Archia The Accademia Vivarium Novum in Frascati (Rome) is pleased to host an international conference on Cicero’s Pro Archia, to be held from 1 to 3 March 2027. The Conference is generously sponsored by the Patrum Lumen Sustine Foundation (PLuS) and the Accademia Vivarium Novum. This is... Read more »
Seminar / Short course
Neurodiversity and Classics
Neurodiversity and Classics Designed specifically for Classics educators, this online CPD series, led by Emily Rushton, provides practical, evidence-based strategies to create neuroinclusive Classical Subjects classrooms. Across six targeted sessions, you will explore how to adapt Key Stage curricula, design accessible educational trips, and tailor instruction for students with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, and working memory... Read more »
Conference/Workshop
Call for Papers: ‘Classics in...
Call for Papers: ‘Classics in the Public Sphere: Education, Outreach and Engagement’ Venue: University of Lisbon, Portugal Dates: 1st, 2nd and 3rd April 2027 This international conference is organised by Professor Arlene Holmes-Henderson (Durham University, UK) and Dr André Simões (University of Lisbon, Portugal) as part of their collaboration funded by The Centre for Classical... Read more »
Short course
British School at Rome: postgraduate...
British School at Rome: annual postgraduate City of Rome course Thursday 1 April – Thursday 27 May 2027 Applications are now open for the British School at Rome’s annual postgraduate City of Rome course. An intensive eight-week residential course for postgraduates at selected British and BSR partner universities which unlocks Rome for students at Masters... Read more »
Conference/Workshop
CA Conference 2027
Submission Deadline: Friday 25 September 23:59 (BST) 2026 We are delighted to be heading to the University of Notre Dame’s London Campus, in the heart of the UK capital, from Friday 9 until Sunday 11 April 2027. This historic venue will host an unique CA Conference, as we offer an even greater range of sessions,... Read more »
Conference/Workshop
Call for Papers: ‘What is...
International Conference: ‘What is Roman about Roman Philosophy?’ April 12-14, 2027 Birkbeck, University of London Call for papers We invite graduate and postgraduate students, as well as established researchers, to submit proposals of original papers to be published in the proceedings of the conference. Proposals should include full name and academic affiliation, an email... Read more »
Conference/Workshop
Call for Papers: ‘Language and...
We are very pleased to advertise a call for papers for the conference ‘Language and Labour in the Ancient World’, taking place at Durham University on 15-16 April 2027. Outline This two-day conference seeks to bring together scholars working on the language(s) of the ancient labour force. Our focus spans free and unfree labour, from... Read more »
Seminar / Short course
Neurodiversity and Classics
Neurodiversity and Classics Designed specifically for Classics educators, this online CPD series, led by Emily Rushton, provides practical, evidence-based strategies to create neuroinclusive Classical Subjects classrooms. Across six targeted sessions, you will explore how to adapt Key Stage curricula, design accessible educational trips, and tailor instruction for students with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, and working memory... Read more »
Conference/Workshop
Teaching Ancient Cyprus: Practical, Creative...
Teaching Ancient Cyprus: Practical, Creative and Experiential Pedagogies to Landscape and Material Culture The second workshop of the Teaching Ancient Cyprus will take place in the Department of History Heritage and Classics (Swansea University), 27-28 May 2027. Following the success of the network’s first workshop (Trinity College Dublin, 2025), it continues to bring together a... Read more »
Conference/Workshop
Call for Papers: ‘The Unconnected...
Call for Papers: ‘The Unconnected Empire: Distance and Displacement in Roman Literature’ Laurence Seminar, Wednesday 2nd – Friday 4th June 2027 Faculty of Classics, University of Cambridge Organisers: Tom Baarda (thb37@cam.ac.uk); Bill Freeman (wgf23@cam.ac.uk) Connectivity is the order of the day in studies of the Roman empire (and increasingly its literature) as well as... Read more »
Seminar / Short course
Neurodiversity and Classics
Neurodiversity and Classics Designed specifically for Classics educators, this online CPD series, led by Emily Rushton, provides practical, evidence-based strategies to create neuroinclusive Classical Subjects classrooms. Across six targeted sessions, you will explore how to adapt Key Stage curricula, design accessible educational trips, and tailor instruction for students with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, and working memory... Read more »
Conference/Workshop
Call for Papers: ‘Binning the...
Call for Papers: ‘Binning the Classics? Discard Studies and Classical Antiquity’ (Centre for the Reception of Greece and Rome) Conference date: 23rd June 2027, Stewart House, London Organisers: Rhiannon Easterbrook and Liz Gloyn Peña has observed that, since ‘our planet is choking on refuse’, the problem of rubbish has never been more pressing.[1] Furthermore, we... Read more »
Summer school
JACT Latin Summer School 2027
JACT Latin Summer School 2027 Sunday 18 July – Saturday 31 July Duchy College (formerly Harrogate Ladies’ College), Yorkshire Please watch this brief promotional video (filmed during Camp 2025) which encapsulates the essence of everything we are about. Our website gives full details on all that we offer as well as a simple online... Read more »
Summer school
JACT Durham Greek & Latin...
Registration for the 33rd JACT Durham Greek & Latin Summer School is now open! 24 – 31 July 2027 St John’s College, University of Durham We are looking forward to welcoming another fantastic group of students for what promises to be an exciting and rewarding week of Latin, Greek & Classical Civilisation study. Whether you... Read more »
