Resources
Classics Department Library
library located in Umrath 238
Eta Sigma Phi Membership Application Form
apply to the honor society of students of Greek and Latin
Department of Classics Graduate Handbook
overview of programs & requirements
The PhD experience - what to expect
advice from the Society for Classical Studies
How to Become a Latin Teacher
Honors
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Robert Lamberton and Susan Rotroff Fund in Classics
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Resources for antiracism and inclusivity in Classics
Senior Capstone Options
Study Abroad
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Summer Language Study
browse programs to begin or advance your Greek and Latin over the summer
funding opportunities
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Thinking of graduate school?
plan ahead before pursuing an MA or PhD in Classics
Undergraduate Organizations in Classics
connect with other students who love Classics
Careers
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The Career Center
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The Bulletin
consult WashU's catalog of programs and degree requirements
The Center for Teaching and Learning
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The Learning Center
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Writing Center & Speaking Studio
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Undergrad Research
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The Graduate Center
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Academic Calendar
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Academic Integrity
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Center for Diversity & Inclusion
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Overseas Programs
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Deciding to pursue a second major in Classics was the best decision I made at WashU. As a pre-med with a primary major in Biology, it was very important to me to broaden my interests beyond just the realm of science and medicine, and Classics was the natural choice. Not only did Classics allow me to balance my schedule between science, language, and ancient history, it also gave me a better appreciation for how modern languages, government, cultures, and even medicine evolved from the ancients.
―Lisa DornMD / PhD Candidate, Medical Scientist Training Program, The Ohio State University