Museum Studies
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M.A. in Classics: Greek & Latin

The program in Classics (Greek and Latin) enables a student to concentrate his or her course-work on both languages. It is recommended to students who enter with strong language skills. The program will prepare students for further graduate work in classical studies or for a career in teaching in the schools. 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
six courses at the 5000 (or 6000) level in Greek OR in Latin (at least two courses must be taken in each ancient language)	18 hours
one history course	3 hours
one archaeology course (may be at 4000 level)	3 hours
electives in Classics	8 hours
*Translation examination	(2 hours)

Requirements for the thesis option:
CLA 5936 (proseminar)	1 hour
six courses at the 5000 (or 6000) level in Greek OR in Latin (at least two courses must be taken in each ancient language)	18 hours
one history course	3 hours
one archaeology course (may be at 4000 level)	3 hours
thesis (CLA 5971)	6 hours
*Translation examination	(2 hours)
thesis defense: CLA 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 Classics (Greek and Latin)

MA Reading list in Classics (Greek and Latin)