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Undergraduate Studies in the
Department of Classics
The undergraduate degree programs of the Department of Classics rank among the largest and strongest of Classics departments in the United States. Our students have won numerous competitive scholarships and other awards, and our graduates have gone on to excellent jobs in a wide range of careers–including teaching at the primary and secondary school levels–and to graduate programs at a variety of prestigious universities.
We offer majors in Classical Culture (no ancient languages required), Greek and Latin and a concentration in Classical Archaeology. We also participate in the undergraduate Certificate Program offered by the Center for Archaeological Sciences.
Our undergraduate Classical Culture courses provide all students— regardless of their field of study—with a basic knowledge of Greek and Roman civilizations and their Mediterranean context, and prepare students for more advanced study in classical culture, ancient history and archaeology. The courses in Greek and Latin teach fundamentals of grammar, syntax, reading, and translation, and prepare students for advanced courses in the languages. Each major or minor in the Department also has a faculty mentor who meets with the student individually each semester to discuss course selection, career goals and other issues.
Classical Archaeology Concentration
Center for Archaological Sciences Certificate Program
Complete
2007-2008
Events Calendar
Dr. Spence wins the
2008 Albert Christ-Janer
Award
for Creative Research.
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Congratulations to our Classics
award winners and graduates!
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