168 Master's degrees in Classics

The Classics with Teaching Licensure program of Tufts University offers students an opportunity to pursue intensive study of the classical world, while acquiring the credentials for a career in public education or further graduate study.

The Latin Education-Adolescence program of the University at Buffalo is for you if you intend to teach Latin particularly in public schools.

Classics and Archaeology at Boston University will give students training in ancient Greek and Latin, archaeological methods and practices, and the study of ancient Mediterranean material culture.

This Greek and Latin program from Catholic University of America provides the strongest possible foundation for additional work in classics or related disciplines. Its graduates gain high competence in both Greek and Latin and receive training in research methodologies. 

The Latin at The University of Iowa is awarded by the Graduate College. Instruction is offered through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The MA is a nonthesis degree.

This Classical, Medieval and Early Modern Studies two-year Research Master's track at University of Groningen focuses on Classical Antiquity, the Middle Ages and Early Modernity in Europe and the Middle East. 

Classics at University of Cambridge will allow students to broaden their general knowledge of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds through teaching informed by current developments in scholarship and research.

Classical and Archaeological Studies at Kent examines the textual and material evidence for a wide cross-section of the ancient world and includes three convergent research and teaching pathways: ancient history, classical literature, and archaeology.