The Classical Studies minor offers a basic grounding in Latin or Greek, along with a more in-depth exploration of at least two disciplines focusing on the history, culture, art or religion of the ancient Western world.
Course Requirements
- Three quarters of college-level Ancient Greek or Latin (at any level).
- Five additional courses focusing on Ancient Greece or Rome from at least two different disciplines, chosen in consultation with an advisor or faculty member, from the current approved Classical Studies Allied Course List. For any of these five courses students are strongly encouraged to substitute any intermediate level course in Ancient Greek or Latin.
Classical Studies Allied Course List
| Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Select five additional courses from below (as noted above): | 20 | |
Art and Architecture, History of | ||
| ART AND EMPIRE IN THE ANCIENT WORLD | ||
| CONQUEST & CONVERSION: THE ART OF THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES | ||
| BYZANTINE ART | ||
| ROMANESQUE ART AND ARCHITECTURE | ||
| ROME (WORLD CITIES) | ||
| SPECIAL TOPICS/HISTORY OF ART & ARCHITECTURE (Rome Archaeology, Art, and Architecture of the Ancient City (Rome)) | ||
Comparative Literature | ||
| EPIC AND ROMANCE (applicable only based on time period discussed, which is not defined in the course description) | ||
| COMEDY (applicable only based on time period discussed, which is not defined in the course description) | ||
| TRAGEDY (applicable only based on time period discussed, which is not defined in the course description) | ||
Greek | ||
| BASIC CLASSICAL GREEK I | ||
| BASIC CLASSICAL GREEK II | ||
| BASIC CLASSICAL GREEK III | ||
| INTERMEDIATE CLASSICAL GREEK I | ||
| INTERMEDIATE CLASSICAL GREEK II | ||
| INTERMEDIATE CLASSICAL GREEK III | ||
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN GREEK | ||
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN GREEK | ||
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN GREEK | ||
History | ||
| HISTORY OF THE CITY OF ROME | ||
| HISTORY OF THE MODERN OLYMPICS | ||
| ANCIENT ROME: AUGUSTUS TO CONSTANTINE | ||
| ANCIENT GREECE | ||
| ANCIENT ROME: ORIGINS TO THE END OF THE REPUBLIC | ||
Latin | ||
| BASIC LATIN I | ||
| BASIC LATIN II | ||
| BASIC LATIN III | ||
| LATIN FOR READING IV: INTRODUCTION TO LATIN POETRY | ||
| LATIN FOR READING V: INTRODUCTION TO LATIN PROSE | ||
| LATIN FOR READING VI: LATIN PROSE COMPOSITION | ||
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN LATIN | ||
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN LATIN | ||
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN LATIN | ||
Modern Languages | ||
| CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY | ||
| ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN EPIC | ||
| ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN TRAGEDY | ||
| ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN COMEDY | ||
| GENDER AND SEXUALITY IN ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME | ||
| ANCIENT SCIENCE AND ITS LANGUAGE | ||
Philosophy | ||
| ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY | ||
| MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY | ||
| GREEK PHILOSOPHY | ||
| PLATO | ||
| ARISTOTLE | ||
| DRAMATIC THEORY: TRAGEDY | ||
| DRAMATIC THEORY: COMEDY (applicable only based on time period discussed) | ||
| PHILOSOPHICAL THEMES IN LITERATURE | ||
Political Science | ||
| CLASSICAL POLITICAL THOUGHT | ||
| MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT (applicable only based on time period discussed) | ||
| TOPICS IN POLITICAL THOUGHT (applicable only based on time period discussed) | ||
Religious Studies | ||
| VARIETIES OF JUDAISM IN THE GREEK AND ROMAN WORLD | ||
Sociology | ||
| ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME | ||