About Classics
About Classics
Our students develop skills in writing, research, critical thinking and delivering oral presentations, while gaining an appreciation of the Greek and Roman worlds. Students also have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience at archaeological digs and at the McMaster Museum of Art.
Undergraduate Course Outlines
View your Classics studies course outline to find assignment due dates, assessments and more.
Undergraduate Academic Advising
Need help? Connect with one of our academic advisors and find the resources you need to help you on your academic journey.
Graduate Programs
Learn about our research focus and details about our MA and PhD Classics graduate programs.
NEWS & STORIES
July 7, 2020
Sixteen projects awarded almost $2.3 million in SSHRC Insight Grants
Recipients are from a number of faculties and their projects are as diverse as their disciplines – from Gateway Cities to big data to the social interactions of making music to union politics in the 21st Century....
July 19, 2019
Katherine Dunbabin, professor emerita, elected as fellow of the British Academy
An archeologist who specializes in Roman art, Dunbabin published her first book, The Mosaics of Roman North Africa, in 1978 -- a time when there was little research into Roman art in English....
Many humanities graduates become professional chameleons of sorts. We leave university with these highly developed critical thinking and communication skills and can apply them to any number of industries.
Forms and Documents
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Classics Department Job Opportunities
Find out about Classics department job opportunities.
Numismatics in the Department of Classics
We engage in the study of ancient coins both inside and outside of the classroom.
Centre for Ancient Numismatics
A platform for hands-on, interactive learning and dynamic research focused on ancient coinage.
