Graduate programs
Find the program that's right for you
Explore our graduate programs
in the Department of Classics and Religion
What is thesis-based study?
Pursue independent research guided by a supervisor who shares your research interests. If you want to advance your knowledge or expand your expertise in a specific field or research area, our thesis-based programs are for you.
What is course-based study?
Ideal for students seeking to advance their careers, our course-based programs offer research, project and group work components in a wide variety of delivery methods.
What is a supervisor?
A supervisor is a faculty member who oversees your research and the development of your thesis.
Greek and Roman Studies
Master of Arts (MA), thesis-based / Master of Arts (MA), course-based / Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Religious Studies
Master of Arts (MA), thesis-based / Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) / Specializations in Eastern Religions, Western Religions and Nature of Religion
Questions?
Graduate Programs Director
(Ask me about graduate program advising)
Dr. John Vanderspoel
403-220-6462
Graduate Programs and Communications Administrator
(Ask me about graduate degree requirements)
Rachel Blake
403-220-4831