Why should I go?
National traditions of classical philology differ greatly, and you will become familiar with new approaches to the subject. In the Anglo-American world, Classical philology comprises more subject areas, such as archaeology or ancient history.
If you choose to study in a non-English speaking country, you will acquire proficiency in a language other than English. Proficiency in German, French or Italian is useful for classicists who consider a research career. Skills in another modern language will also contribute to your analytical and comparative approach to Greek and Latin.
When can I go?
We recommend that you go abroad in your second semester.
Where can I go?
Latin
Greek
Classical Philology
Other exchange agreements at the University of Oslo
See all agreements at IFIKK here. In addition to our own agreements, both The faculty of humanities and the University of Oslo have agreements that may be of interest to you. You find all agreements at UiO here.
Practical information
Funding and Scholarships
If you exchange through an Erasmus agreement or Nordplus, you can get a monthly grant while you are on exchange.
International Internships after you complete your degree
During the first year after completing your degree, you can apply for internhips in Europe with Erasmus+ funding.
Contact
If you are in doubt about when and where you can travel, please contact the student adviser for Classics.