1. Graduate
  2. Current Ma Students
  3. Courses outside of Classics and Archaeology

Courses outside of Classics and Archaeology

Policy on courses taken outside of Classics and Archaeology

Classics MA students can seek perÑý¼§Ö±²¥ to take courses outside of the Classics and Archaeology Department to count towards the number of courses required for their degree pattern. PerÑý¼§Ö±²¥ must be granted by their Supervisor (or the Department Head if no Supervisor has been chosen), the Graduate Coordinator, and the course’s Instructor.

The Department's evaluation of whether a course taught outside the Classics and Archaeology Department can be accepted as a substitute for the course will depend on the following criteria:

  1. Whether the subject matter of the course is closely aligned with the subjects taught by our department;
  2. Whether the subject matter of the course is appropriate for an MA degree in one of our two fields (Classics and Archaeology; Classical Studies and Archaeology);
  3. Whether the course is being taught by a member of our graduate faculty (/classics/graduate/prospective-ma-students/graduate-supervision) or is administered jointly with the Classics and Archaeology Department (i.e. RELS 887).

The total number of courses a student can take outside of the Classics and Archaeology Department will be assessed on an individual basis in consultation with the Department's Graduate Committee.