CoursesThe Department offers instruction across the range of Greco-Roman civilization from the Bronze Age through Byzantium and medieval Europe to modern Greece, and in all major areas, including language, linguistics, literature, archaeology, history, philosophy, and religion. |
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Prospective StudentsThe Department of the Classics welcomes visits from prospective students and their families. It is advisable that you set up an appointment. |
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Undergraduate ProgramsThe Department offers two concentration tracks, as well a secondary field and language citations. In conformity with its conviction that Classics lies at the root of many important academic fields, the Department welcomes joint concentrations. |
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Graduate ProgramsIn addition to the PhD in Classical Philology, the Department also offers degrees in Ancient History, Classical Archaeology, Classical Philosophy, Medieval Latin, Byzantine Greek, and Modern Greek. |
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Study Abroad & Other OpportunitiesStudents may earn credit not only for programs affiliated with the College, but also non-affiliated programs that are approved for credit. Term time and summer programs in the Classics, as well as summer internships are available. |
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Graduate FellowshipsThere are many fellowships, both internal and external, for travel and research for which graduate students can compete. |
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PrizesVarious prizes are awarded by competition annually to both undergraduates and graduate students, or to graduating seniors by vote of the faculty. |
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Non-Degree ProgramsFor those not currently wishing to earn a degree, the Department participates in programs for both post-baccalaureate students and postdoctoral fellows, as well as offering open enrollment courses both on campus and online.
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