PhD Ancient Mediterranean Studies at University of Missouri-Columbia

Programme overview

PhD Ancient Mediterranean Studies is offered at the University of Missouri through Ancient Mediterranean Studies in the College of Arts and Science. The degree requires a minimum of 72 credit hours.

Faculty: College of Arts and Science | Department: Ancient Mediterranean Studies | Duration: 72 credit hours | Location: Columbia, MO, United States

What you will study

A minimum of 72 hours of graduate credit is required for the PhD degree. A maximum of 30 hours of this total may consist of hours transferred from the MA degree.

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Entry requirements

Fall deadline: April 1st NOTE: Deadline for teaching assistantship applicants: January 15th Spring deadline: November 1st (Departmental support not typically available) MA with a major in Greek, Latin, Mediterranean archaeology, classics, or the equivalent of a minimum of 21 hours of graduate work in the language(s). Reading knowledge of Greek and Latin (or another relevant ancient language) and a reading knowledge of German and French (or Italian) Minimum TOEFL scores: Minimum TOEFL Scores Internet-based test (iBT) 61 To the Graduate School 3 letters of recommendation Statement of interest 10-20 pp. writing sample Transcripts Application materials that cannot be submitted directly to the Graduate School may be sent to the department of Classics, Archaeology, and Religion.

Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

Graduate programmes apply through the Graduate School online application for admission, which requires a qualifying bachelor degree and at least a 3.0 GPA in the last 60 hours of baccalaureate coursework; School of Law, School of Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine and Occupational Therapy Doctorate have their own application processes.

Apply through the official page: https://gradschool.missouri.edu/admissions/

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