MA (Honours) Comparative Literature and Greek in St Andrews United Kingdom | University of St Andrews

The MA (Hons) in Greek is a four-year program offered by the School of Classics. Beginners will start with introductory Greek language and literature courses in their first year, while those with prior experience will engage in more advanced linguistic and literary studies that combine text analysis with translation practice. This degree explores Comparative Literature and Greek through research-focused instruction, helping students grasp how academic knowledge evolves and expands. The curriculum fosters independent scholarship, emphasizing curiosity, precision, and academic rigor. Spanning 48 months, this Master of Arts (Honours) program follows St Andrews' credit system, requiring 480 credits (typically 120 per year) for completion. The initial two years combine mandatory program courses with elective options (sometimes including cross-faculty modules), while later years focus on specialized, research-oriented coursework tailored to the discipline.