The Department of Ancient Mediterranean Studies offers graduate work leading to the degrees of Master of Arts (MA) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in three (3) main areas: Languages and Literature, Archaeology, and Arts and Humanities. The basis of work in these areas is the study of the literary and material cultures of ancient Greece and Rome. We encourage applications from talented and committed students who have an appreciation of the rich, many-faceted nature of the ancient world and an interest in discovering a place of their own in it.
On Campus
Fall semester with financial support: January 15
Fall semester without financial support: April 1
Spring semester without financial support: November 1
Admission criteria are area- and degree-specific. For information, please visit our departmental website:
https://ams.missouri.edu/future-students/application-and-admissions
Click here to view the minimum English language proficiency test scores
On Campus
Fall semester with financial support: January 15
Fall semester without financial support: April 1
Spring semester without financial support: November 1
Admission criteria are area- and degree-specific. For information, please visit our departmental website:
https://ams.missouri.edu/future-students/application-and-admissions
Click here to view the minimum English language proficiency test scores