University of Chicago Fully Funded PhD in Classical Studies
PhD @University of Chicago posted 3 weeks agoJob Description
University of Chicago offers a fully funded Ph.D. program in Classical Studies through its Department of Classics. This program provides comprehensive financial support to all admitted doctoral students, ensuring they can focus on their academic and research pursuits.
Program Overview
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Degree: Ph.D. in Classical Studies
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Institution: University of Chicago
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Department: Department of Classics
The program offers a flexible and interdisciplinary approach to the study of Greco-Roman antiquity, allowing students to explore various methodologies and perspectives. Students can also pursue joint Ph.D. programs with the Committee on Social Thought and the Committee on Theater and Performance Studies (TAPS), among others.
Funding Package
All admitted Ph.D. students receive comprehensive financial support, which includes:
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Tuition and Fees: Full coverage.
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Stipend: An annual stipend provided for the duration of the program, contingent upon satisfactory academic progress.
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Health Insurance: Comprehensive coverage funded by the university.
Additionally, students have access to various internal fellowships and travel grants to support research and conference participation, such as the Ephron Research Scholarship, Daniel Shorey Fellowship, and Boyer Fellowship.
Admission Requirements
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Academic Background: A strong background in Greek and Latin is expected. Applicants with degrees in related fields should outline their plan for achieving language proficiency.
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Application Materials:
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Online application through the Division of the Humanities.
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Statement of purpose outlining research interests and career goals.
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Three letters of recommendation.
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Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
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Resume or curriculum vitae (CV).
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Writing sample (15-20 pages).
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Supplemental document listing all previous courses in Classical Studies and Greek and Latin texts read in the original languages.
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TOEFL or IELTS scores for non-native English speakers.
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GRE scores are not required for admission.
