希腊和拉丁文教学文学硕士

MAT是针对两类人设计的：已经获得中学教师执照的人（但希望获得更高的资格）和尚未获得执照的人。该系与教育学院一起提供希腊文和拉丁文文学硕士课程以及论文和非论文选修课程，以及拉丁文MAT课程。（有关这些计划的详细信息，请单击侧栏中的相应链接。）我们通常每年招收3-4名新学生，并且通常能够以研究生教学补助金的形式为最合格的申请人提供一些帮助和/或通过该部门的Prindle-Myrick-Kidder奖学金。古典文学的申请者在艺术与科学学院的研究生奖学金竞赛中也表现出色。我们的课程具有强烈的语言学性，面向希望通
The M.A.T. is designed for two groups of people: those who already have licensure as secondary school teachers (but wish a higher qualification), and those who do not yet have licensure. The Department offers an MA in Greek and Latin with a thesis and non-thesis option and an MAT in Latin in conjunction with the College of Education. (For details about these programs click on the appropriate link in the sidebar.) We usually enroll 3-4 new students each year, and typically are able to offer some assistance to the most qualified applicants in the form of a Graduate Teaching Assistantship and/or through the Department's Prindle-Myrick-Kidder scholarship. Classics applicants have also fared well in the competition for graduate fellowships from the College of Arts and Sciences. Our program is strongly philological and geared toward students who want excellent preparation in Greek and Latin language and in the craft of scholarship. Recent graduates of our program have gone on fully-funded to PhD programs at, e.g., The University of Chicago, University College London, Indiana University, NYU, Johns Hopkins, Berkeley, Princeton, Yale, Duke, Cornell, University College Dublin, and Florida State. Other graduates are employed as secondary school teachers across the country, with several right here in Vermont. The M.A.T. is designed for two groups of people: those who already have licensure as secondary school teachers and those who do not yet have licensure. Those who already have licensure must complete a minimum of thirty credits of work, with at least twenty-one in the field of specialization (Latin, Greek and Classical Civilization courses) and at least six in education (consult with advisor in education). Those who are seeking licensure must complete at least twenty-one credits in the field of specialization and at least thirty credits in education (consult with advisor in education).