MA Classics

Course Overview This Master of Arts in Classics provides a comprehensive and interdisciplinary foundation in the classical world. The program allows for specialization in key areas while emphasizing the interconnected nature of Greek and Roman studies. You will build a robust understanding of classical languages, history, archaeology, and literature through a diverse and extensive curriculum. Key Program Highlights Specialize in Greek/Latin literature, classical archaeology, or Greek/Roman history. Access a wide-ranging curriculum from Bronze Age Greece to late Roman history. Gain an interdisciplinary perspective with courses in History, Philosophy, and Anthropology. Enhance your studies with offerings from Near Eastern studies at Hebrew Union College. Benefit from a flexible program structure with a minimum of eight courses offered each semester.