The subjects of the Division of Classics are specified as follows:

Ancient Greek Philology: Poetry, Prose Literature, Scientific-Technical-Epigraphic-Christian texts (Language, Grammar, Style, Interpretation, Metre, Rhetoric), Theory and Criticism of Ancient Greek Literature, History of Ancient Greek Literature, History of Classical Philology, Reception – Comparative Literature, Ancient Greek Theatre, Arts–Sciences, Geography – Topography, etc.

Latin Philology: Poetry, Prose Literature, Scientific-Technical-Epigraphic-Christian texts (Language, Grammar, Style, Interpretation, Metre, Rhetoric), Theory and Criticism of Latin Literature, History of Latin Literature, History of Classical Philology, Reception – Comparative Literature, Roman Theatre, Arts-Sciences, Geography–Topography, etc.

Related accredited specializations: Ancient Greek and / or Roman Mythology, Ancient Greek and / or Roman Religion, Ancient Greek and Roman Theatre, Anthropology of the Greco-Roman World (Society, Economy, Law-Institutions-Constitutions, Public and Private Life – Folklore), Papyrology, Palaeography – History and Criticism-Editing of Ancient Greek and/or Latin Texts, Mycenaean Philology, Teaching of Ancient Greek and Latin.