Master’s Program in Classics

“Liberal education supplies us with experience in beautiful things” and consists in “listening to the conversation between the greatest minds, and therefore in studying the great books.” 

Students must complete a minimum of 30 credit hours consisting of the following

• 24 credit hours of Classics
• 6 credit hours of Electives

Admissions to the Memoria College Master’s program requires a bachelor’s degree and a strong desire to study the classics. Your undergraduate degree may be in any subject area, but some experience with the classics or classical education is expected.

A Certificate in Classics is awarded upon completion of 12 hours of Classics and 3 hours of electives. Continuing Education credits are available for individual courses.

Frequently Asked Questions, Calendar

Classics (24 credit hours chosen from the following 3 hour core course)

• 601 Introduction to the Great Books and a Liberal Education
• 602 The Development of Political Theory and Government
• 603 Foundations of Science and Mathematics
• 604 Religion and Theology
• 605 Philosophy of Law and Jurisprudence
• 606 Imaginative Literature I
• 607 Imaginative Literature II
• 608 Ethics: the Study of Moral Values
• 609 Biology, Psychology, and Medicine
• 610 Philosophy

Electives

• Introduction to Classical Education (1 credit hour)
• The Practice of Classical Pedagogy (1 credit hour)
• Major Work Seminars (5-week courses, 1 credit hours each)
• Logic/Rhetoric
• Latin or Greek
• Art & Architecture (Summer in Rome)
• Russian Authors (Summer in Russia)

Tuition

Cost per credit hour: $250
Courses are typically 1 or 3 credit hours.

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Authors

Selections or entire works will be read, studied, and discussed.