Classics at Otago is now offering Ancient Greek and Latin by distance. These classes are open to anyone interested in studying the languages by distance. For further information or details about how to enrol as a non-Otago student, visit: https://t.co/oYZHCzoSI9
Classics at Otago has (have?) been authorized to run a search for a 2-year Teaching Fellow position in Greek and Latin. Full details here: https://t.co/ldsyc5OBkb
As a "welcome back" to all our Classics students at the University of Otago, here's link to interviews with people who really know where Classics can take you:
Professor Greg Woolf's Otago Classical Association lecture on "The Women's Season" will take place in person in Marama Hall at the University of Otago on 13 June, at 6pm. Full details on the FB: https://t.co/OwFEut0U78
The brilliant Scott Bezett will be providing our next Classical Association of Otago Lecture on 11 May at 6pm in Marama Hall. This one is going to include 'musical illustrations' of his discussion of the interface between Greek tragedy and opera. Full details in the poster below
@OtagoClassics is hiring again, this time for a permanent, full-time Lecturer in Classics (Greek History, chronological period open) to begin in February 2024. For all the details, please click through to the Uni job ad page: https://t.co/LaX4w4FEbx
@OtagoClassics is hiring again, this time for a permanent, full-time Lecturer in Classics (Greek History, chronological period open) to begin in February 2024. For all the details, please click through to the Uni job ad page: https://t.co/LaX4w4FEbx
The Classics Programme at the University of Otago is pleased to announce that we have been authorised to advertise a part-time, fixed-term teaching fellowship for 2023. Please click through for specifics https://t.co/PHPPCZhHAq
Just had this notice come rolling through from the Classical Association of Otago over on the Facebook: https://t.co/40CMseAyKv… 28 July at 6pm in Burns 1, Dr Mark Hebblewhite on "The Bitter Tears of Dying Gods: Theodosius 'the Great', paganism and the politics of empire."