Students share a graduate lounge and computer lab for collaboration and have access to dedicated Teaching Fellow office spaces. Graduate students can apply to secure individual library carrels conveniently situated within the stacks of Widener Library.
Graduate students gain pedagogical skills and instructional experience under close faculty supervision by serving as Teaching Fellows starting in year three of the program. Graduate students in years one and two do not teach. Appointments as a Teaching...
Yes. All graduate students, whether domestic or international, receive the same comprehensive financial aid package through the Harvard Griffin GSAS.
In our department, 100-level courses represent advanced instruction focusing on the close, critical reading of unadapted Greek or Latin texts in the original language. These courses assume that all basic grammar instruction has been successfully completed...
Albert’s Anthology comprises 76 brief and informal reflections on a line or two of Greek or Latin poetry—and a few prose quotations and artistic objects—composed by colleagues and students of Albert Henrichs on the occasion of his retirement in Spring...
