Although it is based on Greek and Latin, the Classical Studies program includes courses from many other disciplines. Beyond 15 hours of Greek or Latin (9 for minors) and the CLST honors colloquium, majors are required to take 18 additional hours from the courses listed below. Summer programs in Greece or Italy are also available.

Architecture, Art History, Classical Studies, Foreign Languages, World Literature

History, Philosophy, Political Science

Greek

Latin

 

 

 

ARCH 2233 History of Architecture I

ARHS 4833 Ancient Art

ARHS 4843 Medieval Art

CLST 1003 Introduction to Classical Studies: Greece

CLST 1013 Introduction to Classical Studies: Rome

CLST 4003H Classical Studies Honors Colloquium

FLAN 3002 Health and Life Sciences Terminology

WLIT 2323 Greek and Roman Mythology

 

HIST 4003 Greece and the Ancient Near East

HIST 4013 Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic World

HIST 4023 The Roman Republic and Empire

HIST 4043 Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages

HIST 4053 Late Middle Ages

PHIL 4003 Ancient Greek Philosophy

PHIL 4013 Platonism and the Origins of Christian Theology

PHIL 4023 Medieval Philosophy

PLSC 3953 Ancient and Medieval Political Thought

GREK 1003 Elementary Greek I

GREK 1013 Elementary Greek II

GREK 1203 Beginning Modern Greek I

GREK 1213 Beginning Modern Greek II

GREK 2003 Plato's Apology or Greek New Testament

GREK 2013 Homer

GREK 4023 Greek Poetry or Plato

GREK 4033 Herodotus or Thucydides

GREK 4043 Greek Drama

LATN 1003 Elementary Latin I

LATN 1013 Elementary Latin II

LATN 2003 Petronius' Satyricon

LATN 2013 Catullus

LATN 3003 Virgil and Ovid

LATN 3013 Caesar

LATN 3063 Intensive Reading Latin I

LATN 4003 Roman History

LATN 4013 Roman Satire

LATN 4023 Roman Didactic Epic

LATN 4033 Roman Drama

LATN 4043 Roman Elegy

LATN 4063 Roman Pastoral and Lyric

LATN 4073 Roman Novel

LATN 4083 Roman Oratory

LATN 4093 Roman Philosophy

LATN 4153 Roman Narrative Epic

LATN 5633 Medieval Latin