Master of Arts in Latin and Classical Humanities

The Classics and Religious Studies Department offers undergraduate programs in Classical Studies and Classical Languages, and Religious Studies as well as several graduate degrees designed to prepare Latin teachers for secondary school teaching in Massachusetts, or anywhere in the U.S.

Delve into the ancient world, uncover the foundations of Western civilization, and explore the richness of classical languages and cultures with the Graduate Program in Classics at UMass Boston. This interdisciplinary program offers an immersive and rigorous study of ancient Greece and Rome, providing students with advanced knowledge in classical languages, literature, history, and archaeology.

Special features of our programs:

Innovative active Latin pedagogy. Our instruction frequently incorporates the use of active Latin—speaking and writing, in addition to listening and reading—with the goal of producing Latinists who have a deep and broad understanding of the language. These skills are crucial for high school language classrooms.
Accessibility and affordability. Summer, evening and online courses make the program accessible for in-service teachers. As the only public university in the Boston area, UMass Boston is considerably less expensive than neighboring private institutions.
Post-Graduation Successes. 100% of our Licensure Track and Applied Linguistics Track graduates are employed as Latin teachers. Our Greek/Latin track students have gone on to PhD programs in Classics and English, or to jobs in other fields, including the Boston-area IT world.
National and international reputation. Most of our part-time graduate students teach Latin at schools within driving distance of our campus, but full-time students come from across the country. The Conventiculum Bostoniense attracts Latin speakers from around the globe.

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