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The Master in Ancient Languages and Literatures : Classics (60 credits) aims to give an advanced training in Greek and Latin Philology, which focuses on grammer, critical analysis of authors and comparative linguistics and culture.

On completing this master, students :
• will be capable of literary and philological analysis in Greek and Latin  ;
• will have developed  an indepth reflection on a specific question in classics through their individual project.

Depending on the option which students choose, they will acquire more specialised skills (linguistic, literary or historical analysis) in either the Greek or Roman domain.

The programme is made up of :
♦ core courses (40 credits), made up of :
- 25 credits for courses in Greek and Latin language and literature;
- 15 credits for individual final project;
♦ one option (20 credits).

Accessible master :
Master [120] in Ancient Languages and Literatures: Classics [120.0] Direct access to the second year of the master; training includes the Dissertation and the Dissertation seminar (30 credits), one focus and the possible further trainings (maximum 30 credits).

Links to the Teacher Training Certificate (upper secondary education) :
at the end of the Master in Ancient Languages and Literatures: Classics [60.0], the student can access the Teacher Training Certificate (upper secondary education) - Ancient Languages and Literatures : Classics [30.0].

Certificat universitaire en études latines', prolonging the existing diploma (ELAT9CE)

1° Student must hold a first-level university degree.

2° Provide proof of a sufficient level in French (B1 of the European Framework of Reference )

3° Student must demonstrate skills in the following subjects:
⇒ Introduction to classical studies;
⇒ Ancient civilisations (philosophy, history and archeology);
⇒ Greek language and literature;
⇒ Latin language and literature;
⇒ Philosophy;
⇒ History and historical criticism;
⇒ Linguistic and literary theory;
⇒ Modern languages and literature.

If the student does not have sufficient training in one or several of these subjects, prerequisites will be added to the masters programme (maximum 15 credits).

If the total amount of prerequisites exceeds 15 credits, access to the master is subject to the student passing an additional year, the programme for which is based on the student's file.

Equivalences between courses are submitted for approval to the chairman of the jury, the secretary of the jury and the faculty academic secretary.

University Bachelors
Diploma	Special Requirements	Access	Remarks
UCL Bachelors
Bachelor in Ancient languages and Literatures : Classics [180.0]		Direct access
Bachelor in Ancient Languages and Literatures: Oriental Studies [180.0]	If student has taken the Minor in Latin Studies [30.0] and has chosen courses of greek language and literature	Direct access	With 15 credits prerequisites integrated into the masters programme
Bachelor in Ancient and Modern Languages and Literatures [180.0]	If student has taken the Minor in Greek Studies [30.0]	Direct access	With 15 credits prerequisites integrated into the masters programme
Other Bachelor	If student has taken one of the following minors : Minor in Latin Studies [30.0]   Minor in Greek Studies [30.0]	Access with additional training	Additional training to be determined depending on the programme followed
Belgian Bachelors of the French speaking Community
Bachelor in Ancient languages and Literatures : Classics		Direct access
Belgian Bachelors of the Dutch speaking Community
Academische Bachelor in Taal- en letterkunde (grec/latin)		Direct access
Academische Bachelor in Taal- en letterkunde (latin/…)		Access with additional training	Additional training to be determined depending on the programme followed
Academische Bachelor in Taal- en letterkunde (grec/…)		Access with additional training	Additional training to be determined depending on the programme followed
Foreign Bachelors
Foreign Bachelor		On the file: direct access or access with additional training	Additional training to be determined depending on the programme followed
Non university Bachelors
Diploma		Access	Remarks
> Find out more about links to the university Not relevant for this Master.
Holders of a 2nd cycle University degree
Diploma	Special Requirements	Access	Remarks
"Licenciés"
Not relevant for this Master		Direct access
Masters
Master in Arts and Letters		On the file: direct access or access with additional training	Additional training to be determined depending on the programme followed
Holders of a non-University 2nd cycle degree
Diploma		Access	Remarks
> Find out more about links to the university Not relevant for this Master.

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Reminder : all Masters (apart from Advanced Masters) are also accessible on file.

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See the general admission requirements

Curriculum management 

• Academic supervisor : Lambert ISEBAERT
• Secretary : Julie THIRIONET       

Useful contacts

• Exam jury :
  - president : Alain MEURANT
  - secretary : Lambert ISEBAERT

The different paths available to students allow them to shape their own training in line with their skills and interests and, in this way, to have relative autonomy in their training programme. The various different areas of study provide a series of coherent and high quality courses.

♣   Interdisciplinarity is encouraged via the following methods : the student decides which options he will take in the Master (60 credits) (in making this choice, he will be guided by the programme’s  interdisciplinary courses which complement the more philological part of the training).
♣   Variety of teaching methods (including e-learning) : use of multi-media for ancient languages.
♣   Range of learning situations : individual and group work, seminars and lectures. Individual guidance for the individual final project (TFE).

The written and oral exams aim both to measure skills acquired as well as the student's communication skills and know-how. — Some subjects, geared towards helping the student develop skills in research and personal criticism, are subject to presentations and discussions spread out over the year (permanent evaluation).

Courses are evaluated according to current university regulations (see General Examination Regulations). Students may find further information on specific evaluation methods in the course descriptions.

No Erasmus exchange is planned for the master 60.
Courses in Greek or Latin language and literature can be borrowed from the programme of KULeuven, in line with the UCL-KULeuven agreement.

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Mandatory Optional Courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses taught this academic year Two year courses
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						Year
						1
Individual final project (15credits)
LCLAS2898	Individual final project	N.		15credits		x
Greek and Latin languages and literatures (25credits)
LGLOR2270	Greek Language III	Herman Seldeslachts	30h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGLOR2240	Latin Language III	Lambert Isebaert	30h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGLOR2441	Thorough Study of Greek Authors	Anne-Marie Doyen	45h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGLOR2442	Greek Authors : Hellenistic and Roman Periods	Anne-Marie Doyen	45h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGLOR2431	Latin Authors : Late Antiquity	Paul Deproost	45h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGLOR2432	Thorough Study of Latin authors	Paul Deproost	45h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGLOR2390	Typology and permanence of mythical imagineries	N.	30h	5credits	1q	x
LGLOR2802	Indo-European Comparative Linguistics	Lambert Isebaert	30h	5credits	1+2q	x

Students must choose one of the following two options :

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Mandatory Optional Courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses taught this academic year Two year courses
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						Year
						1
One of the two following courses :
LGLOR2272	Special Issues in Greek Linguistics	Lambert Isebaert	30h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGLOR2541	Questions of Greek Literature	N.	30h	5credits	1q	x
15 credits chosen from :
LGLOR2204	Seminar : Theory and Practice of Literary Translation (applied to Ancient Languages)	Aline Smeesters	30h	5credits	2q	x
LFLTR2180	Greek epigraphy	Patrick Marchetti	22.5h	5credits	2q	x
LGLOR2172	Greek Palaeography	Véronique Somers	15h	5credits	1q	x
LGLOR2781	Biblical Greek	Jean-Marie Auwers	30h + 15h	5credits	2q	x
LGLOR2782	Biblical Greek	Jean-Marie Auwers	30h + 15h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGLOR2791	Byzantine Greek	Bernard Coulie	30h + 15h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGLOR2792	Byzantine Greek	Bernard Coulie	30h + 15h	5credits	2q	x
LGLOR2523	Questions of Byzantine History	Bernard Coulie	30h	5credits	2q	x
LGLOR2521	Culture and Civilisation of Byzantium and the Christian East II	Andrea Barbara Schmidt	30h	5credits	1q	x
LGLOR2522	History and Society of Byzantium and the Christian East II	Andrea Barbara Schmidt	30h	5credits	2q	x
LFILO2140	Textual interpretation: St. Thomas A	Pierre Destrée	30h	5credits	2q	x
LFILO2141	Textual interpretation: St. Thomas B	Jean-Michel Counet	30h	5credits	1q	x
LHIST2381A	Governing and societies: In-depth questions I (A. Greek Antiquity)	N.	22.5h	3credits	1q	x
LARKO2270	Numismatics : Antiquity	Patrick Marchetti	30h	5credits	2q	x
LHIST2521A	Contacts and exchanges : In-depth questions I (Antiquity)	N.	22.5h	3credits	2q	x
LHIST2551A	In-depth questions I on cultural and religious history (Antiquity)	N.	22.5h	3credits	2q	x
LGLOR2911	Issues in ancient Mediterranean Religions	N.	30h	5credits	1q	x
LARKO2340	Special Questions of the Archaeology of Aegean Civilisations	Jan Driessen	45h	5credits	1q	x
LARKO2350	Special Questions of Greek Archaeology	Jan Driessen	45h	5credits	2q	x
LGREC1100	Greek - Elementary level	Panagiotis Chrysanthopoulos	90h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGREC1300	Greek - Intermediate level	Panagiotis Chrysanthopoulos	90h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGREC1500	Greek - Advanced level	N.	90h	5credits	1+2q	x

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						1
One of the two following courses :
LGLOR2242	Special Issues in Latin Linguistics	Lambert Isebaert	30h	5credits	1+2q	x
LGLOR2531	Questions of Latine Literature	Alain Meurant	30h	5credits	1+2q	x
15 credits chosen from :
LGLOR2204	Seminar : Theory and Practice of Literary Translation (applied to Ancient Languages)	Aline Smeesters	30h	5credits	2q	x
LFLTR2181	Latin epigraphy	Marco Cavalieri	22.5h	5credits	1q	x
LGLOR2171	Latin Palaeography	Baudouin Van den Abeele	15h	5credits	2q	x
LGLOR2502	History of Medieval Latin literature	Paul Deproost	30h	5credits	2q	x
LGLOR2501	Latin Authors : Middle Age and Renaissance	Paul Deproost	30h	5credits	2q	x
LFLTR2150	History of Humanism	Agnès Guiderdoni, Aline Smeesters	22.5h	5credits	2q	x
LFILO2140	Textual interpretation: St. Thomas A	Pierre Destrée	30h	5credits	2q	x
LFILO2141	Textual interpretation: St. Thomas B	Jean-Michel Counet	30h	5credits	1q	x
LHIST2382A	Governing and societies: In-depth questions II (A. Roman Antiquity)	Pierre Assenmaker (supplée null), Françoise Van Haeperen	22.5h	3credits	2q	x
LARKO2270	Numismatics : Antiquity	Patrick Marchetti	30h	5credits	2q	x
LHIST2521A	Contacts and exchanges : In-depth questions I (Antiquity)	N.	22.5h	3credits	2q	x
LHIST2551A	In-depth questions I on cultural and religious history (Antiquity)	N.	22.5h	3credits	2q	x
LGLOR2911	Issues in ancient Mediterranean Religions	N.	30h	5credits	1q	x
LARKO2360	Special questions in Etruscan and Pre-Roman civilisations of Italy	Marco Cavalieri	30h	5credits	1q	x
LARKO2370	Archaeology of Italy and the Roman Provinces	Marco Cavalieri	30h	5credits	1q	x
LARKO2380	Special Issues in Early Gallo-Roman Archaeology	Catherine Coquelet	30h	5credits	1q	x
LARKO2390	Special Issues in Late Gallo-Roman Archaeology	Catherine Coquelet	30h	5credits	2q	x
LGLOR2507	Neolatijn : taal en literatuur (KULeuven)	N.	39h	5credits	1q	x
LHIST2511C	In-depth questions on economic history (Antiquity)	N.	22.5h	5credits	1q	x