Students in the LM-15 degree (Philology, Literature and History of Antiquity) of Roma Tre University have the opportunity to take part in the European Master in Classical Cultures (EMCC), a master's programme set up by a consortium of European universities.

This University Master's Degree has been the first Official Master's Degree offered in Spain in the field of classical antiquity from a linguistic and literary perspective. It has been organised and taught since the 2006 by the Departments of Classical and Indo-European Philology of the University of Salamanca and Classical Philology of the University of Valladolid.

The MLitt in Classics is an intensive taught program, designed primarily as preparation for further research. The course allows you to specialize in a wide range of areas, including Greek or Latin literature, ancient history, classical archaeology, reception studies, and ancient philosophy.

Attending the Master’s Degree Course in Classics proposed by the University of Siena means studying the ancient world through a multidisciplinary approach, capable of making the student grasp the determinant values of the ancient cultural dimension, with its common traits and no less important differences compared to the modern one. Students will acquire advanced disciplinary and methodological skills not only in the two classical languages, in classical philology and in ancient history, but also in the anthropology of the ancient world, a discipline linked to the “interdepartmental center of anthropology and the ancient world”. Among the other subjects included in the curriculum, there are disciplines that complete the path of the classicist future: papyrology, Greek and Latin paleography, Byzantine civilization, medieval Latin and humanistic literature, the history of ancient philosophy, and classical archeology.

The Master’s program in Classical Studies offers students an in-depth exploration of the languages, literature, history, and archaeology of ancient Greece and Rome. The curriculum emphasizes rigorous ...

Classics covers the entire written legacy of Greek Roman antiquity. In addition to learning Greek and Latin, prospective Classics students will also gain an insight into the key cultural, historical and intellectual aspects of pagan and Christian antiquity. Bern's Institute for Classics also includes Judaism. Furthermore, literary traditions and the reception of this literature through the ages forms an integral part of teaching and research. A link is thus made to humanistic neighboring disciplines, whose subject matter is in the tradition of Greek Roman antiquity. Particular account is taken of this perspective in the Classical Foundation and Classics (special qualification Medieval Latin) study programs.

The Master's in Classics program offers a comprehensive curriculum focused on the study of ancient Greek and Latin language, literature, and civilization. Students have the opportunity to develop adva...