Classical Studies

Courses:

• CLAS 130: Classical Greek Literature (4)
• CLAS 138: Classical Mythology (4)
• CLAS 140: Roman Literature (4)
• CLAS 141: Roman Authors (1)
• CLAS 240: Greek History (4)
  Also listed and described as HIST 240.
• CLAS 241: Roman History (4)
  Also listed and described as HIST 241.
• CLAS 245: Myth and Ancient Art (4)
  Also listed as ART 245.
  
• CLAS 261: Ancient Art (4)
  Also listed and desribed as ART 261.
• CLAS 290: Independent Study (2 or 4)
• CLAS 332: The Ides of March (4)
  Also listed and described as HIST 332.
• CLAS 355: Advanced Topics in Ancient Art - Pompeii and Herculaneum (4)
  Also listed as ART 355.
• CLAS 390: Independent Study (2 or 4)
• CLAS 399: Internship (4)
• CLAS 480: Senior Thesis (2 or 4)

Courses In Greek:

• GREK 101-102: Elementary Ancient Greek (4, 4)
• GREK 210: Plato (4)
• GREK 220: Homer (4)
• GREK 230: New Testament (4)
• GREK 290: Independent Study (2 or 4)
• GREK 310: Plato (4)
• GREK 320: Homer (4)
• GREK 330: New Testament (4)
• GREK 390: Independent Study (2 or 4)
• GREK 399: Internship (4)

Courses In Latin:

• LAT 101-102: Elementary Latin (4, 4)
• LAT 201: Intermediate Latin I (4)
• LAT 202: Intermediate Latin II (4)
• LAT 290: Independent Study (2 or 4)
• LAT 310: Roman Epic (4)
• LAT 320: Roman Lyric Poetry (4)
• LAT 330: Roman Historians (4)
• LAT 340: Medieval Latin (4)
• LAT 360: Roman Comedy (4)
• LAT 370: Cicero (4)
• LAT 380: The Roman Novel (4)
• LAT 390: Independent Study (2 or 4)
• LAT 399: Internship (4)

Requirements for a Major in Classical Studies with a Concentration in Ancient Studies:
9 courses (34 credit hours)

• At least 16 credit hours of Latin and/or Greek
• At least 8 credit hours in 300-level courses in classical studies, Latin, or Greek.
• CLAS 480 (senior thesis). (2 or 4)
• The remaining credit hours will be chosen from among courses in classical studies, Latin, Greek, HIST 135: Introduction to Ancient History, PHIL 201: Ancient Philosophy, REL 117: Introduction to the Hebrew Bible, REL 118: Introduction to the New Testament, and REL 224: Women in Early Christianity.

Requirements for a Major in Classical Studies with a Concentration in Classical Philology:
9 courses (36 credit hours)

• 32 credit hours in Latin and/or Greek, with at least 8 credit hours at the 300 level
• At least 4 credit hours chosen from among classical studies courses.
  
  

Requirements for a Minor in Latin:
5+ courses (20 credit hours)

• At least 16 credit hours in Latin at the level of 201 or higher
• 4 credit hours chosen from among:
  CLAS 138: Classical Mythology (4)
  CLAS 140: Roman Literature (4)
  CLAS 141: Roman Authors (1)
  CLAS 241: Roman History (4)
  CLAS 332: The Ides of March (4) or
  CLAS 396: Roman Art and Archaeology (4)

Requirements for a Minor in Greek:
5+ courses (20 credit hours)

• At least 16 credit hours in Greek
• 4 credit hours chosen from among:
  CLAS 130: Classical Greek Literature (4)
  CLAS 138: Classical Mythology (4)
  CLAS 240: Greek History (4)
  CLAS 245: Myth and Ancient Art (4) or
  CLAS 395: Greek Art and Archaeology (4)