We have had great success in placing our graduates in college and university positions. Our success stems in part from the recognition that since the majority of teaching positions exist in undergraduate and public university settings, graduate education should seek to prepare excellent teachers with a wide grasp of ancient literature, history, and culture as well as an openness to interdisciplinary approaches in the classroom and research. The balance of intellectual training our graduate curriculum seeks to cultivate enables future teachers to see Ancient Mediterranean Studies as a crucial part of the wider intellectual discourse of the modern world.
Recent graduates have held positions at:
- St. Ambrose University
- St. Andrews University (Scotland)
- University of Arizona
- Baylor University
- Central Michigan University
- Chuo University (Japan)
- Colorado College
- Creighton University
- Eastern Illinois University
- Goethe Universität (Germany)
- Iowa State University
- Johns Hopkins University
- Universität Konstanz (Germany)
- Louisiana State University
- McGill University (Canada)
- University of Michigan
- Missouri State University
- Old Dominion University
- Pacific Lutheran University
- Pennsylvania State University
- Samford University
- Simon Fraser University (Canada)
- University of Tennessee
- Valparaiso University
- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
- Yale University