Welcome to the University of Washington Graduate Program in Classics. We offer the M.A. in Greek, Latin, or Classics, and the Ph.D. in Classics. Graduate coursework offers students strong foundations in the skills necessary to advance knowledge of the literatures and cultures of the ancient Greek and Roman world and prepare for scholarly work at a wide range of educational institutions. Students work closely with faculty mentors to design innovative and distinctive research projects. Students in the graduate program typically have opportunities to serve as teaching assistants in Classical Studies courses and in language courses. Further information about admission and program requirements and funding opportunities is available through the links on this page. Questions may also be addressed to Professor Olga Levaniouk, Graduate Program Coordinator.
- Admission Requirements
- Application Procedures
- Degree Requirements
- M.A. in Greek, Latin or Classics
- Ph.D. in Classics
- Standards of Progress
- Ph.D. Program in Classics and Philosophy
- Ph.D. Program in Theory and Criticism
- Ph.D. Reading List
- Summary of Graduate Exams
- Teaching Assistantships, Research Assistantships, and Jim Greenfield Graduate Fellowships
- Where our Ph.D.s are Teaching
- The Graduate School