Ma ancient philosophy in Western university

The Master of Arts in Ancient Philosophy is an interdisciplinary program jointly sponsored by the Departments of Philosophy and Classical Studies that combines graduate seminars in ancient philosophy with language courses in Greek and Latin. The overall objective of the program is to prepare students for doctoral research, whether through a Philosophy or Classics Department, by providing them with the philosophical and philological skills necessary for conducting research in Ancient Philosophy. Normally students who graduate from the program will be able to read at the 4000-level in at least one of the two languages and at the 2000-level in the other language.

Honours Bachelor's degree in either Philosophy or Classics, Average grade of B+ or higher in the last two years or last ten half courses of the undergraduate degree, Recent writing sample (10-15 pages), courses in at least one ancient language (Greek or Latin) completed at the equivalent of the 2000-level courses offered at Western, TOEFL ibT of 86 with no individual score below 20, IELTS of 6 out of 9, MELAB of 80 and an overall score of 85 , 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

Assistant Professor, Public Policy Instructor, Egyptology Scholar, Ancient philosopher

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