Classical Studies
Minor in the College of Liberal Arts
Studying dynamic and influential ancient Mediterranean civilizations is exciting in its own right, and valuable also for the historical perspective it contributes to understanding our world today.
Students pursuing a classical studies minor gain exposure to Greek and Roman civilization from a cross-disciplinary perspective, including language, literature, culture, history, and archaeology. Classical studies minors must take an introductory class in either Latin or Greek, which can also apply toward a college-level foreign language requirement. Beyond the first-semester language course, students may choose from coursework offered in classical civilization and ancient history, covering the full breadth of the classical world.
How to Declare
ShowTo declare this minor, contact your assigned academic advisor in your school or college.
Required Courses
ShowAt least seventeen credit hours including GK or LAT 506 and 12 hours of C C, AHC 319, AHC 325, or AHC 378, at least six hours of which must be upper-division. Coursework applied toward the minor must include at least nine hours in residence.
Visit the Classics minors page for more information on required courses.
