Requirements for the Classical Studies Major (48 semester hours)
Twenty-eight credits in two classical languages (28)
16 semester hours in one language, 12 semester hours in the other from the following:
- GREEK 131 Elementary Ancient Greek I (4)
- GREEK 132 Elementary Ancient Greek II (4)
- GREEK 199 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- GREEK 231 Ancient Greek Prose (4)
- GREEK 232 Ancient Greek Poetry (4)
- GREEK 232a Hellenistic Greek Texts (4)
- GREEK 299 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- GREEK 331W Myth and Cult in the Ancient East Mediterranean: Readings in Ancient Greek (4)
- GREEK 350W Greeks, Romans and Barbarians: Readings in Greek (4)
- GREEK 360 Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Greek Society: Readings in Euripides (4)
- GREEK 362W Advanced Research and Writing on Greek Literature (4)
- GREEK 390 Independent Study (2 or 1)
- GREEK 399 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- GREEK 429 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- LATIN 131 Elementary Latin I (4)
- LATIN 132 Elementary Latin II (4)
- LATIN 199 Topics in Latin (1-4)
- LATIN 231 Latin Prose (4)
- LATIN 232 Latin Poetry (4)
- LATIN 299 Topics in Latin (1-4)
- LATIN 350W Readings in Caesar and Tacitus: Greeks, Romans and Barbarians (4)
- LATIN 353 Latin Sources on Roman Women (4)
- LATIN 391 Advanced Reading in Latin Literature (4)
- LATIN 394W Advanced Latin Research and Writing (4)
- LATIN 390 Independent Study (2 or 4)
- LATIN 399 Topics in Latin (1-4)
- LATIN 429 Topics in Latin (1-4)
Sixteen additional semester hours in courses related to the ancient Mediterranean selected in consultation with the student's advisor (16)
At least 1 course of which must be a course in material culture (marked with an *)
- ARCH 137 Introduction to Global Archaeology (4)*
- ARTH 105 Introduction to Art History of the Stone and Bronze Age (2)*
- ARTH 106 introduction to Art History from Ancient Greece to the Roman Republic (2)*
- ARTH 107 Introduction to Art History from the Roman to the Byzantine Empire (2)*
- ARTH 270 Roman Art and Architecture (4)*
- ARTH 271 Greek Art and Architecture (4)*
- CLAS 171 Love and War, Gods and Heroes: Greek and Roman Epic Poetry (4)
- CLAS 199 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- CLAS 231W Myth and Cult in the Ancient East Mediterranean (4)
- CLAS 244W The Greek and Roman Stage (4)
- CLAS 247 Women in Roman Literature and Life (4)
- CLAS 250W Greeks, Romans, and Barbarians (4)
- CLAS 252 Poetics of Magic, Magic of Poetry (4)
- CLAS 260 Gender and Sexuality in Greek Society (4)
- CLAS 299 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- CLAS 358 Advanced Topics in Classical Studies (4)
- CLAS 399 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- CLAS 429 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- ENVS 391W Research in Geoarchaeology (4)*
- GREEK 331W Myth and Cult in the Ancient East Mediterranean: Readings in Ancient Greek (4)
- GREEK 350W Greeks, Romans and Barbarians: Readings in Greek (4)
- GREEK 360 Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Greek Society: Readings in Euripides (4)
- HIST 231 Greek History From Homer to Alexander (4)
- HIST 235 The First Empires: History of the Ancient Near East from 6000 to 600 BCE
- HIST 251 Rome: From Republic to Empire (4)
- HIST 345 Studies in Greek and Roman History (4)
- HIST 443 Advanced Topics in European History (when on an appropriate topic) (4)
- LATIN 350W Greeks, Romans and Barbarians: Readings in Caesar and Tacitus (4)
- LATIN 353 Latin Sources on Roman Women (4)
- PHIL 230 History of Philosophy: Ancient & Medieval (4)
- REL 227 Paganism: The Religions of Greece and Rome (4)
Senior Seminar (4 semester hours)
- CLAS 496W Senior Seminar in Classical Studies (4)
Student majors will choose a topic in consultation with the Classics faculty and will read an ancient text appropriate to that topic in the original language(s) and write a substantial research paper.
Requirements for the Classical Civilizations Major (40 semester hours)
Twelve credits in one classical language (12)
12 semester hours in one language, either Greek or Latin
- GREEK 131 Elementary Ancient Greek I (4)
- GREEK 132 Elementary Ancient Greek II (4)
- GREEK 199 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- GREEK 231 Ancient Greek Prose (4)
- GREEK 232 Ancient Greek Poetry (4)
- GREEK 232a Hellenistic Greek Texts (4)
- GREEK 299 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- GREEK 331W Myth and Cult in the Ancient East Mediterranean: Readings in Ancient Greek (4)
- GREEK 350W Greeks, Romans and Barbarians: Readings in Greek (4)
- GREEK 360 Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Greek Society: Readings in Euripides (4)
- GREEK 362W Advanced Research and Writing on Greek Literature (4)
- GREEK 390 Independent Study (2 or 1)
- GREEK 399 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- GREEK 429 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- LATIN 131 Elementary Latin I (4)
- LATIN 132 Elementary Latin II (4)
- LATIN 199 Topics in Latin (1-4)
- LATIN 231 Latin Prose (4)
- LATIN 232 Latin Poetry (4)
- LATIN 299 Topics in Latin (1-4)
- LATIN 350W Readings in Caesar and Tacitus: Greeks, Romans and Barbarians (4)
- LATIN 353 Latin Sources on Roman Women (4)
- LATIN 390 Independent Study (2 or 4)
- LATIN 391 Advanced Reading in Latin Literature (4)
- LATIN 394W Advanced Latin Research and Writing (4)
- LATIN 399 Topics in Latin (1-4)
- LATIN 429 Topics in Latin (1-4)
Twenty-four additional semester hours in courses related to the ancient Mediterranean selected in consultation with the student's advisor (24)
At least 1 course of which must be a course in material culture (marked with an *)
- ARCH 137 Introduction to Global Archaeology (4)*
- ARTH 105 Introduction to Art History of the Stone and Bronze Age (2)*
- ARTH 106 introduction to Art History from Ancient Greece to the Roman Republic (2)*
- ARTH 107 Introduction to Art History from the Roman to the Byzantine Empire (2)*
- ARTH 270 Roman Art and Architecture (4)*
- ARTH 271 Greek Art and Architecture (4)*
- CLAS 171 Love and War, Gods and Heroes: Greek and Roman Epic Poetry (4)
- CLAS 199 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- CLAS 231W Myth and Cult in the Ancient East Mediterranean (4)
- CLAS 244W The Greek and Roman Stage (4)
- CLAS 247 Women in Roman Literature and Life (4)
- CLAS 250W Greeks, Romans, and Barbarians (4)
- CLAS 252 Poetics of Magic, Magic of Poetry (4)
- CLAS 260 Gender and Sexuality in Greek Society (4)
- CLAS 299 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- CLAS 358 Advanced Topics in Classical Studies (4)
- CLAS 399 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- CLAS 429 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- ENVS 391W Research in Geoarchaeology (4)*
- GREEK 331W Myth and Cult in the Ancient East Mediterranean: Readings in Ancient Greek (4)
- GREEK 350W Greeks, Romans and Barbarians: Readings in Greek (4)
- GREEK 360 Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Greek Society: Readings in Euripides (4)
- HIST 231 Greek History From Homer to Alexander (4)
- HIST 235 The First Empires: History of the Ancient Near East from 6000 to 600 BCE
- HIST 251 Rome: From Republic to Empire (4)
- HIST 345 Studies in Greek and Roman History (4)
- HIST 443 Advanced Topics in European History (when on an appropriate topic) (4)
- LATIN 350W Greeks, Romans and Barbarians: Readings in Caesar and Tacitus (4)
- LATIN 353 Latin Sources on Roman Women (4)
- PHIL 230 History of Philosophy: Ancient & Medieval (4)
- REL 227 Paganism: The Religions of Greece and Rome (4)
Senior Seminar (4 semester hours)
- CLAS 497W Senior Seminar in Classical Civilization (4)
Student majors will choose a topic in consultation with the Classics faculty and will read an ancient text appropriate to that topic in the original language(s) and write a substantial research paper.
Requirements for the Classical Studies Minor (20 semester hours)
A minimum of four, maximum of sixteen, semester hours in one of the two classical languages: Greek or Latin (4 to 16)
A minimum of four, maximum of twelve, semester hours from the following, to result in 20 total semester hours for the minor (4 to 12)
- ARCH 137 Introduction to Global Archaeology (4)*
- ARTH 105 Introduction to Art History of the Stone and Bronze Age (2)*
- ARTH 106 introduction to Art History from Ancient Greece to the Roman Republic (2)*
- ARTH 107 Introduction to Art History from the Roman to the Byzantine Empire (2)*
- ARTH 270 Roman Art and Architecture (4)*
- ARTH 271 Greek Art and Architecture (4)*
- CLAS 171 Love and War, Gods and Heroes: Greek and Roman Epic Poetry (4)
- CLAS 199 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- CLAS 231W Myth and Cult in the Ancient East Mediterranean (4)
- CLAS 244W The Greek and Roman Stage (4)
- CLAS 247 Women in Roman Literature and Life (4)
- CLAS 250W Greeks, Romans, and Barbarians (4)
- CLAS 252 Poetics of Magic, Magic of Poetry (4)
- CLAS 260 Gender and Sexuality in Greek Society (4)
- CLAS 299 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- CLAS 358 Advanced Topics in Classical Studies (4)
- CLAS 399 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- CLAS 429 Topics in Classical Studies (1-4)
- ENVS 391W Research in Geoarchaeology (4)*
- GREEK 199 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- GREEK 299 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- GREEK 331W Myth and Cult in the Ancient East Mediterranean: Readings in Ancient Greek (4)
- GREEK 350W Greeks, Romans and Barbarians: Readings in Greek (4)
- GREEK 360 Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Greek Society: Readings in Euripides (4)
- GREEK 399 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- GREEK 429 Topics in Greek (1-4)
- HIST 231 Greek History From Homer to Alexander (4)
- HIST 235 The First Empires: History of the Ancient Near East from 6000 to 600 BCE
- HIST 251 Rome: From Republic to Empire (4)
- HIST 345 Studies in Greek and Roman History (4)
- HIST 443 Advanced Topics in European History (when on an appropriate topic) (4)
- LATIN 199 Topics in Latin (1-4)
- LATIN 299 Topics in Latin (1-4)
- LATIN 350W Greeks, Romans and Barbarians: Readings in Caesar and Tacitus (4)
- LATIN 353 Latin Sources on Roman Women (4)
- LATIN 399 Topics in Latin (1-4)
- LATIN 429 Topics in Latin (1-4)
- PHIL 230 History of Philosophy: Ancient & Medieval (4)
- REL 227 Paganism: The Religions of Greece and Rome (4)