Funded MA program at Texas Tech University

Dear all,
The masters program at Texas Tech University still has several funded
positions available for students interested in earning a 2 year MA degree
starting in the fall of 2019. Our program is designed for students who
would benefit from further training in ancient Greek and Latin while
refining their research skills in anticipation of applying to Ph.D.
programs. We also offer pedagogical training and experience for students
who wish to teach at the K-12 level. Our typical student can expect to
finish their MA with little out-of-pocket expense, and we are regularly
able to secure funding to support student participation in archaeological
digs and other research activities.

We work hard to ensure that our students follow the career paths of their
choice and have had excellent success placing students in top PhD programs,
High School teaching positions, and advanced degree programs in a variety
of fields (including law, business, and religious studies).  More
information about our program can be found on our website:
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We will continue accepting applications on a rolling basis over the coming
weeks. If you have any questions about the program, please feel free to
contact me or our graduate chair, Dr. Don Lavigne (don.lavigne AT ttu.edu).

All best,
Caroline Bishop

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Caroline Bishop
Assistant Professor of Classics
Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures
Texas Tech University