M.A. in Greek
The program in Greek enables the student who is well prepared in Greek to concentrate his or her course-work on that language.
This program can prepare students for further graduate work and for teaching in the schools. Students hoping to proceed to doctoral
level work should also do some course-work in Latin, and students hoping to teach in the schools will have to have earned,
in the whole of their college career, enough hours of Latin to satisfy various school or state certification requirements.
This program may be taken under the course option or the thesis option. The Department recommends the course option.
Requirements for the course option: |
| CLA 5936 (proseminar) |
1 hour |
| five courses at the 5000 (or 6000) level in Greek |
15 hours |
| one history course |
3 hours |
| one archaeology course (may be at 4000 level) |
3 hours |
| electives in Classics |
11 hours |
| Translation examination |
(2 hours) |
Requirements for the thesis option: |
| CLA 5936 (proseminar) |
1 hour |
| five courses at the 5000 (or 6000) level in Greek |
15 hours |
| one history course |
3 hours |
| one archaeology course (may be at 4000 level) |
3 hours |
| thesis (GRW 5971) |
6 hours |
| Translation examination |
(2 hours) |
| thesis defense: GRW 8976 |
(zero credit) |
*Translation exams will ordinarily be given during one week of each term: in the fall term, it will be the second week in November; in the spring term, it will be the week following the spring break.
MA reading list
in Greek
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Jeff Bray
850/644-4259 (Phone)