MA/MS in Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics

This classics master's is a bridge program with a fellowship meant to widen access to graduate classics study. It is aimed at graduates of exceptional scholarly promise who have faced obstacles in preparing for immediate doctoral entry. The catalog says the program is not now accepting applications. Concentrations include ancient philosophy, classical art and archaeology, philology, Greek and Latin linguistics, ancient history, myth, rhetoric, Indo-European linguistics and an interdisciplinary track. It is delivered in person in Ithaca over at least four semesters. Prospective applicants should check with the graduate field office and the Cornell Graduate School about admission requirements, funding and application timelines, because this catalog entry concentrates on the academic content and milestones of the degree rather than on costs or deadlines.