31 Master's in Ancient History in North America

The Applied Archaeology M.A. at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is a 36-credit postgraduate programme designed for professional career preparation. Available as a full-time course in Indiana, Pennsylvania, this degree focuses on cultural resource management, technical field training, and archaeological law over a two-year duration.

The Ancient and Classical History Postgrad. Cert. at the American Public University is designed for students interested in ancient and classical Greece and Roman history from their beginnings to the Age of Constantine.

The MA and the PhD in Religious Studies are awarded by the Graduate College. Instruction is offered through the college of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The MA is offered with or without a thesis at The University of Iowa.

The Classics and Ancient History program of University of New Brunswick has a long history of helping students trace the continuation and evolution of the classical tradition into modern times.

Students of the History (Public History Concentration) program at Texas State University sharpen their critical thinking, broaden their global perspective, and gain exposure to diverse historical sources and debates.

The primary goal of the Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies program at University of Wisconsin Madison is to familiarize students with the core linguistic, historical, and philological aspects of classical and ancient near eastern studies.

The Master of Arts in History with an Emphasis in Education degree program is an innovative blend of history content and pedagogical knowledge. Grand Canyon University’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences offers this master’s degree in history education for aspiring history teachers who wish to work with students at the undergraduate level. 

Ashland University's Master of Arts programs in American History and Government take online learning to the next level. 

Atlantic History and Politics at University of Missouri - Columbia examines the connections and conflicts among the diverse peoples of the Atlantic basin, including the Americas, Africa, and Europe.

The Religious Education Master of Arts at Saint Louis University is a comprehensive two-year programme designed for aspiring theology teachers and parish educators. This public study mode course combines theological depth with pedagogical training to prepare graduates for impactful roles within Catholic schools and communities.

In addition to the MA awarded within the PhD program, Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures - Mesopotamian Civilization at University of Pennsylvania offers an independent (terminal) MA degree in Mesopotamian Civilizations.