Greek and Latin Language and Literature University of Victoria

Overview

The Greek and Latin Language and Literature programme at the University of Victoria provides students with a rigorous academic foundation in the primary languages of the ancient Mediterranean world. Students engage deeply with classical texts, developing advanced skills in translation, linguistic analysis, and literary interpretation. This degree is designed to foster a sophisticated understanding of the cultural and historical contexts that shaped Western intellectual traditions.

Why Greek and Latin Language and Literature at the University of Victoria?

Students at this institution benefit from a versatile learning environment that includes dedicated field schools, allowing for the practical exploration of linguistic history. The Department of Greek and Roman Studies provides a supportive atmosphere where learners can progress from introductory levels to advanced scholarship. The curriculum is specifically designed to cultivate high-level communication, critical thinking, and analytical abilities that are highly valued in the modern global workforce.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 35448 per year
• National fee: CAD 6414 per year

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Greek
• Latin
• Greek and Roman Studies

Careers with Greek and Latin Language and Literature

Graduates of this programme are equipped for diverse professional paths that require strong research and communication skills. Many alumni pursue roles in the heritage and cultural sectors, working as curators, museum coordinators, or archivists. The analytical nature of the degree also prepares students for positions as policy analysts, immigration officers, or intelligence officers within governmental organisations.