Classical Studies, BA

Classical Studies is a multidisciplinary enterprise. Language study is necessary to help us think like a Roman or a Greek, but work in Classical Studies involves attention to many fields: history, philosophy, religion, art and theatre among them. Courses include Greek or Latin courses, as well as courses taught in English from across other disciplines.

The Classical Studies major consists of 30 credits:

12 credits of either Greek or Latin (choose one language) beginning with GRK 171 or LATN 171
18 credits of elective courses in either advanced Greek or Latin or interdisciplinary courses related to the classical world

Students should choose elective courses in consultation with their Classical Studies advisor.

Students may count up to 12 credits from study abroad programs toward their Classical Studies major.

Ancient Language (12 credits)

Choose one of the below groups of courses.

Greek

GRK 171 - New Testament Greek I Credits: 3
GRK 172 - New Testament Greek II Credits: 3
GRK 271 - New Testament Greek III Credits: 3
GRK 272 - New Testament Greek IV Credits: 3

Latin

LATN 171 - Latin I Credits: 3
LATN 172 - Latin II Credits: 3
LATN 271 - Latin III Credits: 3
LATN 272 - Intermediate Latin Credits: 3

Electives (18 credits)

ART 111 - Introduction to Art History Credits: 3
CLAS 112 - Socrates and the Examined Life Credits: 3
CLAS 120 - Introduction to World History to 1500 Credits: 3
CLAS 130 - Introduction to Ancient and Medieval European History Credits: 3
CLAS 210 - The Greek World Credits: 3
CLAS 215 - The Roman World Credits: 3
CLAS 217 - Race and Ethnicity in Classical Antiquity Credits: 3
CLAS 220 - Ancient Rome and the Third Reich: Fascist Appropriations of Classical Antiquity Credits: 3
CLAS 250 - Classical Mythology Credits: 3
CLAS 280 - Practicum in Classics Credits: 1-3
CLAS 285 - Gender and Sexuality in Antiquity Credits: 3
CLAS 295 - Studies in Classical Literatures and Cultures Credits: 1-3
CLAS 395 - Advanced Studies in Classical Literatures and Cultures Credits: 1-3
CLAS 495 - Advanced Studies in Classical Literatures and Cultures Credits: 1-3
CLAS 499 - Internship in Classics Credits: 1-6
GRK 280 - Practicum in Greek Credits: 1-4
GRK 295 - Studies in Greek Credits: 1-3
GRK 371 - Classical Greek Prose Credits: 3
GRK 372 - Classical Greek Poetry Credits: 3
GRK 373 - Koine Greek Credits: 3
GRK 395 - Studies in Greek Credits: 1-3
GRK 490 - Special Authors Credits: 3
GRK 495 - Studies in Greek Language and Literature Credits: 1-3
GRK 499 - Greek Internship Credits: 1-6
HIST 120 - Introduction to World History to 1500 Credits: 3
HIST 130 - Introduction to Ancient and Medieval European History Credits: 3
HIST 210 - The Greek World Credits: 3
HIST 215 - The Roman World Credits: 3
HIST 285 - Gender and Sexuality in Antiquity Credits: 3
LATN 280 - Practicum in Latin Credits: 1-4
LATN 295 - Studies in Latin Language and Literature Credits: 3
LATN 371 - Latin Prose Credits: 3
LATN 372 - Latin Poetry Credits: 3
LATN 373 - Medieval and Neo-Latin Credits: 3
LATN 395 - Studies in Latin Language and Literature Credits: 3
LATN 490 - Special Authors Credits: 3
LATN 495 - Studies in Latin Language and Literature Credits: 1-3
LATN 499 - Latin Internship Credits: 1-6
PHIL 230 - Ancient Philosophy Credits: 3
PHIL 341 - Ancient and Medieval Political Thought Credits: 3
POL 341 - Ancient and Medieval Political Thought Credits: 3
REL 221 - Introduction to Biblical Literature Credits: 3
REL 222 - Introduction to Old Testament Credits: 3
REL 223 - Introduction to New Testament Credits: 3
REL 241 - History of Christianity Credits: 3
THEA 301 - Theatre History I Credits: 3