Overview
Learn the history behind our world's great ancient societies.
This program will challenge you to:
- Gain an understanding of history's greatest societies, including ancient Greece and Rome.
- Study ancient languages and texts.
- Learn the importance of mythology, Archaeology, ancient philosophy and the rise of Christianity.
Humanities & Fine Arts
Social Sciences & History
Natural Sciences & Mathematics
Professional Studies & Enhancements
Minor
Classics Minor
Peaks this program fulfills
- Social Sciences & History
Courses and Requirements
View this degree in the course catalogMinor Requirements
15 credits
Take the following two courses (6 credits):
| Course ID | Course Name | Number of Credits |
|---|---|---|
| HIS-331 | Ancient Greece | 3 credits |
| HIS-332 | Ancient Rome | 3 credits |
Ancient World (9 credits):
Complete 9 additional credits dealing with the ancient world, including but not limited to the following courses. For other course choices, consult with the department chair.
Complete 9 additional credits dealing with the ancient world
| Course ID | Course Name | Number of Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ARH-200 | Ancient to Medieval | 3 credits |
| HIS-320 | Ancient Latin Language & Literature I | 3 credits |
| HIS-322 | Latin Readings | 1 credits |
| HIS-325 | Ancient Greek Language & Literature I | 3 credits |
| HIS-326 | Ancient Greek Language and Literature II | 3 credits |
| HIS-327 | Greek Readings | 1 credits |
| HIS-328 | Mythology: Classical History and Archaeology | 3 credits |
| HIS-363 | The Rise of Christianity: Classical History and Archaeology | 3 credits |
| HIS-364 | The Life of Jesus: History and Archaeology | 3 credits |
| POE-255 | Introduction to Political Philosophy Through Plato | 3 credits |
| REL-112 | New Testament Introduction | 3 credits |