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University of Groningen MA Classics
University of Groningen

University of Groningen

MA Classics

Groningen, Netherlands

MA

12 months

English

Full time, Part time

01 May 2026*

01 Sep 2026

EUR 2,695 / per year **

On-Campus

* EU/EEA and non-EU/EEA students I Dutch students: 15.08.2026

** EU/EEA| non-EU/EEA: € 19900

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Key Summary

    About : The MA Classics program offers an in-depth exploration of ancient cultures, languages, and texts. With a focus on literature, history, archaeology, and cultural studies, students will engage with Greek and Roman civilizations and their impact on the modern world. The course typically spans one year full-time or two years part-time and is designed to foster critical thinking and analytical skills.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue a variety of careers, including roles in education, heritage management, cultural organizations, or archives and libraries. Opportunities also exist in publishing, as well as in research roles within academia and beyond.

The Classics track is a highly flexible interdisciplinary one-year Program, offering a variety of research-led courses on Greek and Latin literature, language and culture.

You can enter the Program with or without prior knowledge of Greek or Latin, and can tailor your studies to your interests. Specializations include:

  • Latin literature (prior Latin needed)
  • Greek literature (prior Greek needed)
  • Classics and the modern world (prior Greek and/or Latin optional)
  • Language consolidation
  • Educational MA (prior Greek and Latin needed)

You will write a thesis and take an interdisciplinary course , on the interface of literary studies with ancient history or classical archaeology. You may also integrate ancient history courses and organize a placement.

Our alumni are skilled writers and have an eye for detail as well as the bigger picture. They are sought-after employees in many fields, including education, publishing, the cultural sector, journalism and the government.

The course is taught in English; Dutch-speaking students may produce their written work in Dutch.