At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Master's
Level
- Experiential learningKey Feature
- Focus on languages, literature, history, and material cultureCurriculum Focus
- Opportunities for archaeological researchResearch Opportunities
- Choice of MRP or Thesis optionProgram Options
The Master of Arts in Classics at Brock University offers a comprehensive study of the Greek and Roman worlds. This program is designed for students interested in a holistic approach, integrating ancient languages, literature, and history with a strong emphasis on historical context, material culture, and active archaeological research. Students will benefit from engaged faculty and opportunities for experiential learning, including potential travel to the Mediterranean for archaeological projects. The program offers two completion options: a Major Research Paper (MRP) or a Thesis. The MRP stream is typically completed in 20 months, while the Thesis stream extends to two years, providing more in-depth research experience.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does the Classics MA program take to complete?
- The Major Research Paper (MRP) stream is typically completed in 20 months, while the Thesis stream extends to two years for more in-depth research experience.
- What are the application deadlines for the Classics MA program?
- The application deadline is January 31 for September intake. Applications submitted after this date may be considered on a first-come, first-served basis, and international applicants should contact the program directly regarding late applications.
- What documents do I need to submit with my application?
- You will need to submit transcripts from all post-secondary institutions, two academic references, a letter of intent (maximum two pages detailing research interests and objectives), and a writing sample (no more than 20 pages).
- Does the program offer any experiential learning or research opportunities?
- Yes, the program offers opportunities for experiential learning, including potential travel to the Mediterranean for archaeological projects and active archaeological research.
- Where can I find information about tuition fees and living costs?
- Tuition and financial information can be found on the Brock University Student Accounts & Financial Aid website, as specific graduate tuition and living cost details were not available in the provided program content.
- What are the main areas of study within the Classics MA program?
- The program involves advanced study in Greek and Roman languages, literature, history, and material culture, with a strong emphasis on historical context and archaeological research.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate DegreeApplicants must meet both general university graduate admission requirements and specific program requirements outlined in the graduate calendar.
In addition to academic qualifications, applicants must submit two academic references, a letter of intent (maximum two pages outlining research interests, potential supervisor, and graduate school objectives), and a writing sample (no more than 20 pages).
Fees
Tuition (international)Information on international tuition fees is not available on the provided pages. Please refer to the Brock University 'Tuition and Financial Information' section for graduate programs.
Tuition (home)Information on domestic tuition fees is not available on the provided pages. Please refer to the Brock University 'Tuition and Financial Information' section for graduate programs.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided on the university pages.
Tuition and financial information for graduate programs can be found on the Brock University Student Accounts & Financial Aid website. The specific page for graduate tuition was not found in the provided content.
How to apply
1. Review RequirementsCheck both the general university graduate admission requirements and the specific program requirements for the Classics MA as detailed in the graduate calendar.
2. Complete Online ApplicationFill out the online application through the OUAC (Ontario Universities' Application Centre) portal for Brock graduate programs. A non-refundable application fee is required.
3. Submit Supporting DocumentsUpload all necessary documents, including transcripts from all post-secondary institutions, two academic references, a letter of intent (maximum two pages detailing research interests, potential supervisor, and objectives), and a writing sample (no more than 20 pages).
Frequently asked questions
How long does the Classics MA program take to complete?
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The Major Research Paper (MRP) stream is typically completed in 20 months, while the Thesis stream extends to two years for more in-depth research experience.
What are the application deadlines for the Classics MA program?
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The application deadline is January 31 for September intake. Applications submitted after this date may be considered on a first-come, first-served basis, and international applicants should contact the program directly regarding late applications.
What documents do I need to submit with my application?
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You will need to submit transcripts from all post-secondary institutions, two academic references, a letter of intent (maximum two pages detailing research interests and objectives), and a writing sample (no more than 20 pages).
Does the program offer any experiential learning or research opportunities?
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Yes, the program offers opportunities for experiential learning, including potential travel to the Mediterranean for archaeological projects and active archaeological research.
Where can I find information about tuition fees and living costs?
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Tuition and financial information can be found on the Brock University Student Accounts & Financial Aid website, as specific graduate tuition and living cost details were not available in the provided program content.
What are the main areas of study within the Classics MA program?
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The program involves advanced study in Greek and Roman languages, literature, history, and material culture, with a strong emphasis on historical context and archaeological research.