PHD Classics

Course Overview This Doctor of Philosophy in Classics program provides a comprehensive and interdisciplinary education, preparing students for advanced scholarship and teaching. You will develop deep expertise in your chosen specialization while gaining a broad foundation across all major classical disciplines. Graduates are fully qualified to teach a wide range of university courses in Classics and related fields. Key Program Highlights Specialize in Greek/Latin literature, classical archaeology, or Greek/Roman history. Access extensive course offerings with a minimum of eight diverse topics each quarter. Enhance your studies with cross-disciplinary courses in History, Philosophy, and Anthropology. Benefit from collaborative opportunities with partner institutions like Hebrew Union College. Pursue a direct path to the PhD, with a combined MA/PhD track designed to be completed in seven years.