From time to time, graduate programs in Greek and Roman ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ and other fields invite those considering graduate study to information sessions, which we post here.
Wed October 14, 4-5 pm MT: University of Colorado, Boulder
Our 11-member faculty offers a wide range of graduate-level courses in ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ including Greek and Latin language, literature, history, art, and archaeology. Our faculty are international experts with strengths in Classical languages, literature, ancient history, gender studies, late Antiquity, and Mediterranean art and archaeology.    
Our ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ PhD program is founded on a mastery of Greek and Latin and the development of high-level skills in research and writing. Doctoral students also gain knowledge in teaching and course design. The MA in ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ is a two-year program with five different tracks (Classical Antiquity, Classical Art and Archaeology, Greek, and Latin). Recent MA graduates have been accepted to top-tier PhD programs across the US, including Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, the University of Michigan, and the University of Pennsylvania.
Faculty, staff, and students strive to create an inclusive environment and recognize that the ancient Mediterranean was home to many cultures, languages, and ethnicities. This dedication informs our pedagogy, scholarship, and engagement with our wider community. We seek to make our department a welcoming and equitable environment for every student.
There are many opportunities for funding at all levels. PhD students will be offered guaranteed five-year funding packages. MA funding is available every semester and includes tuition remissions with priority given to top applicants. All funded teaching assistantships are based on undergraduate course enrollments which are generally steady but not guaranteed in our department.
Applications are due by December 10, 2026.
For more information about our graduate programs visit our website
() or feel free to contact me directly at sarah.a.james@colorado.edu.
We are holding an informational session on Wed. Oct. 14 at 4-5pm MT on Zoom.
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 988 0589 7273
Mon Oct 26 ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ, Seattle, Department of ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ 4:00pm PDT/ 7:00 pm EDT
The Department of ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ at the ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ, Seattle, warmly invites applications to our M.A. and Ph.D. programs in ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ. The opens October 1 and applications are due by January 5, 2027. GRE scores are not necessary.
We will be hosting a Zoom question-and-answer session with Professors Deborah Kamen and Sarah Levin-Richardson for interested/prospective students.
The Zoom session will take place on Monday October 26 at 4:00 pm PDT / 7:00 pm EDT
Students can :
Here is some information about :
Our are award-winning educators and scholars who represent a broad array of interests. Our faculty consists of international experts with strengths in Greek and Latin literature, gender and sexuality studies, the social history of Greece and Rome including the study of slavery, race, and ethnicity, Greek and Roman art, epigraphy, reception studies, Greek magic, and comparative studies. We are deeply committed to issues of , and our faculty, graduate students, and alumnx have taken leading (and sometimes foundational) roles in the key DEI-related groups of our discipline, including the , the , and the , among others. In 2014, we received the first-ever from the Women’s Classical Caucus. Our PhDs have won a number of prestigious awards and fellowships (including two recent ) and have performed exceptionally well in a competitive job market, .
For my information, please consult the graduate program part of our website () or directly contact Prof. Sarah Levin-Richardson. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with questions or to schedule a meeting on zoom.
Best,
Sarah Levin-Richardson, Graduate Program Coordinator
Friday Oct 30 2026 2pm EST Open House 10/30 for ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ Graduate Programs: CUNY Graduate Center (NYC)
The ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ Program of the CUNY Graduate Center invites prospective MA and PhD students to an Open Day information session.
WHEN: Friday, October 30th, 2 pm (EST)
WHERE: In person & via Zoom (to obtain the zoom link, email classics@gc.cuny.edu)
CUNY Graduate Center Room (365 5th Ave, New York, NY 10016), Room 3115
ABOUT US:
With 17 faculty members whose research interests span ancient philology, history, material culture, philosophy, and reception studies, we offer a broad-ranging curriculum in the heart of New York City as well as extensive teaching opportunities. Our students are supported in innovative, boundary-pushing work, including public-facing scholarship and digital humanities.
For the PhD, we offer five-year Graduate Center Fellowships (about $35,000/year) as well as five-year Tuition Fellowships (tuition remission) for working professionals. Student health insurance is included.
For the MA, we offer low in-state rates for New York residents as well as one MA Fellowship ($4,000 over two years). There are also competitive fellowships for summer research and dissertation completion, as well as health insurance eligibility for all students teaching at least one CUNY class.
RSVP: classics@gc.cuny.edu
Wed. Oct. 14 at 4-5pm MT on ZoomUniversity of Colorado, Boulder
Our 11-member faculty offers a wide range of graduate-level courses in ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ including Greek and Latin language, literature, history, art, and archaeology. Our faculty are international experts with strengths in Classical languages, literature, ancient history, gender studies, late Antiquity, and Mediterranean art and archaeology.
    Our ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ PhD program is founded on a mastery of Greek and Latin and the development of high-level skills in research and writing. Doctoral students also gain knowledge in teaching and course design. The MA in ÎÚÑ»ÊÓƵ is a two-year program with five different tracks (Classical Antiquity, Classical Art and Archaeology, Greek, and Latin). Recent MA graduates have been accepted to top-tier PhD programs across the US, including Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, the University of Michigan, and the University of Pennsylvania.
    Faculty, staff, and students strive to create an inclusive environment and recognize that the ancient Mediterranean was home to many cultures, languages, and ethnicities. This dedication informs our pedagogy, scholarship, and engagement with our wider community. We seek to make our department a welcoming and equitable environment for every student.
    There are many opportunities for funding at all levels. PhD students will be offered guaranteed five-year funding packages. MA funding is available every semester and includes tuition remissions with priority given to top applicants. All funded teaching assistantships are based on undergraduate course enrollments which are generally steady but not guaranteed in our department.
Applications are due by December 10, 2026.
For more information about our graduate programs visit our website
() or feel free to contact me directly at sarah.a.james@colorado.edu.
We are holding an informational session on Wed. Oct. 14 at 4-5pm MT on Zoom.
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 988 0589 7273