This is a two-year programme, designed to provide graduates with in-depth study in Classics and with the skills necessary for carrying out research in the field. The study of ancient Greek or Latin is compulsory in the first year, and may be continued in the second; prior knowledge of the language is not required.
| College | Maynooth University |
| Course ID | 131571 |
| Course Location | Maynooth, Kildare |
| Course Qualification | Masters Degree |
| Awarding Body | National University of Ireland |
| Course Duration | 2 years full-time |
| Course Fee | POA |
| Entry Requirements | Normally a 2:1 in the BA degree overall with a good 2:1 in Greek and Roman Civilization or equivalent. For international students for whom English is not their first language, an English language exam certificate showing IELTS 6.5 (or equivalent) is required. |
| Career Path | Prepares students to study for a PhD, a necessary qualification for an academic career. In addition, employers across a wide range of professions value highly the wide range of intellectual abilities which an MA in Classics develops. |
| Course Code | MHF50 |

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