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Current Undergraduate Students Current Graduate Students Future Undergraduate Students Future Graduate Students Alumni & Friends Giving Faculty & Staff Home Classics About the Department News Calendar Faculty & Staff Graduate Students Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Alumni & Friends Research & Projects Outreach Program AIA Chapter Podcasts Tytus Fellowships Nestor Archives Giving Search Classics Login Africana Studies Anthropology Asian, East European, and German Studies Biological Sciences Chemistry School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies English Geography Geosciences History Interdisciplinary Programs Journalism Judaic Studies Mathematical Sciences Philosophy Physics School of Public and International Affairs Psychology Romance and Arabic Lang & Lit Sociology Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Department of Classics The University of Cincinnati Classics Department is one of the most active and largest centers for the study of the Greek and Roman Antiquity in the United States. Seventeen full-time faculty members, four research associates, and two Rawson Visiting Scholars specialize in Classical philology, ancient history, and archaeology, including Greek prehistory. About thirty-five graduate students are in residence at any given time, while others spend a year or more abroad to study or conduct research. In t he heart of the Department is the recently renovated Burnam Classical Library , the world’s most comprehensive library for advanced research in Classics (with some 300,000 volumes). The department’s Tytus Fellowships bring an additional nine to twelve researchers to the Department each year, in addition to many shorter-term visitors. About thirty undergraduate majors profit from the vibrant scholarly community, while an Outreach Program takes faculty and graduate students to more than 100 area schools each year. The department’s lecture series, including those sponsored by the Archaeological Institute of America , attract audiences from the larger academic and lay community in the Cincinnati area. The Department edits Nestor , a bibliographic resource for Aegean Prehistory, and sponsors continuing series of publications for Pylos, Keos, and Troy. Faculty organize or participate in archaeological fieldwork in Greece at Pylos, Knossos, Isthmia, Anavlochos and the Athenian Agora, in Italy at Pompeii and Tharros in Sardinia, in Turkey at Gordion, and in Israel at Caesarea Maritima. The Cincinnati Difference What will you find in the Department of Classics at the University of Cincinnati and nowhere else? Six or seven years of guaranteed funding, at a level well above subsistence in low-cost Cincinnati Personalized professional development and mentorship In-person and online teaching experience suited to your needs and development Non-teaching service assignments in the first two years, and a dissertation year at the end A carefully designed and flexible ancient languages curriculum, allowing either fast passage or up to four years for mastery The world-renowned John Miller Burnam Classics Library, with over 300,000 monographs and 2,000 active periodical subscriptions The award-winning Outreach Program, now in its second decade The Tytus Scholars program, hosting 9 new visiting Classics scholars from around the world every year Excavation opportunities under Cincinnati permits in Greece and Italy Learn more about our Faculty , Ph.D. and MA tracks in Ancient History , Bronze Age and Classical Archaeology , and Greek and Latin Philology . You may also browse our graduate course cycles , and check out detailed policy about our graduate programs in our Graduate Handbook . See more here about the Burnam Library , the Tytus Fellows program , and our Outreach program . Contact Department of Classics 410 Blegen Library PO Box 210226 Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0226 Phone | (513) 556-3050 Fax | (513) 556-4366 classics@uc.edu follow us on facebook follow us on twitter Latest News The Anthologist’s Workshop The international Semple Symposium organized by Susan Prince and Christopher Moore at UC Classics on the anthology of John Stobaeus is about to begin! "The Anthologist’s Workshop: Insights on the Principles, Materials, and Techniques behind the Anthology of John Stobaeus", 2-4 May 2024. Announcing the 2024 Tytus Scholars The Department of Classics at the University of Cincinnati is pleased to announce the winners of the Tytus Fellowships and Residencies for 2024-25. The Margo Tytus Visiting Scholars Program offers two types of residential fellowship for the study of archaeology, ancient history, and philology. Three Tytus Fellowships are offered both for the Spring and Winter semesters; another three Tytus Residencies are offered for the summer. As a prestigious residential fellowship, and one that offers the full range of resources and services of the Burnam Classics Library, the ’Tytus’ attracts a large number of international and national scholars. Tytus Summer Residencies 2024: Giuseppina Azzarello (Udine): Scribes and notaries in Byzantine Oxyrhynchus Anastasia Dakouri-Hild (Virginia): The Kotroni Archaeological Survey Project Fabian Reiter (Bologna): Edition of Bologna Papyri...