Ma classics in Western university

Classics is the original interdisciplinary program. Students research and explore the multifaceted cultures of ancient Greece and Rome, from language and literature, to aspects of ancient political, military or social history, to the physical remains of these ancient cultures as evident in archaeological artefacts. We offer a balanced mix each year of seminars in Greek poetry and prose, Latin poetry and prose, and seminars in ancient history or archaeology. These courses consist primarily of analysis and interpretation of source materials (whether literary or archaeological). Student assessment is based on a combination of active participation in class discussions, presentations, research papers and exams. The overall goal of the M.A. program is to train students to be sophisticated readers of ancient evidence, and to develop their skills in critical thinking, as well as in written and oral communication.

Honours level degree in Classics or Classical Studies, Obtained at least a high B average in the undergraduate degree, Completed at least three years of either Greek or Latin and two years of the other language, at the undergraduate level, TOEFL of 550 for paper version, IELTS of 6 out of 9, MELAB of 85 with at least 80 on each of the sections , CAEL of 60, Western English Language Centre- successful completion of the High-Advanced level, CultureWorks- successful completion of the High-Advanced level, Fanshawe College s ESL Program- graduation from Level 5, Advanced Academic Preparation, with a minimum 80% in all components

Archivist, Barrister, Heritage manager, Higher education lecturer, Museum/gallery curator, Market researcher, Public relations account executive, Secondary school teacher

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