Greek and Roman Studies - MA - Course

This course-based Master of Arts in Greek and Roman Studies focuses on the historical foundations of the ancient world through classical texts and material culture. The department's faculty specialize in Greek and Roman poetry, medieval Latin, Hellenistic history, and classical material culture. Graduates pursue careers in academic teaching and research, museum curatorial work, and library archival work. The program is full-time, normally completed in two years, with a maximum of four years permitted, and part-time study is also available. Admission is in the September term, with an application deadline of January 15. Applicants require a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, eleven full-course equivalents of relevant undergraduate coursework with some concentration in the proposed research area, reading proficiency in Latin and/or Greek, and reading competence in French, German, or Italian acquired before or during the program. Two reference letters are required. Applicants whose first language is not English must meet the Faculty's English language proficiency requirement.