Graduate School
The Graduate School of Ancient Philosophy offers a structured doctoral program in ancient philosophy. Students in the program write dissertations, in German or English, on ancient philosophy. Dissertations may be more philosophical or more philological in character. They may focus on original Greek or Roman sources or on later interpretation and appropriation of ancient views. The program involves research courses, reading groups, tutorial supervision, international workshops, and intensive short courses. The School has a teaching staff of several full professors as well as many additional faculty.
Ancient Philosophy & Science Network
The Graduate School of Ancient Philosophy is at the heart of a lively and exciting international community of doctoral students and scholars. The community is connected through the Ancient Philosophy & Science Network (APSN). The partner institutions of the APSN are located at the University of Chicago, University of Leuven - Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Princeton University, and the University of Toronto, all of which are known for their leading philosophy and classics departments. The University of Cambridge joined the network via its unique Department of History and Philosophy of Science. Read more on the APSN here.
