Classical Studies

Program Coordinator: Dr. Michael de Brauw

Mission Statement

Classical Studies is the interdisciplinary study of the ancient Greek and Roman world, including both its broader Mediterranean context and enduring influence. The program offers a minor, comprised of language courses (ancient Greek and Latin), and courses taught in English on topics in Greek and Roman history and culture, such as mythology, art, theater, religion, philosophy and gender and sexuality. Students in Classical Studies build skills in close reading, research and analysis of texts and objects that are applicable to wide range of occupations. Classics degree holders have gone on to pursue careers in teaching, library science, marketing and computer programming.

Programs

• Classical Studies Minor

Courses

• CLSS 190 - Words and Ideas From Greece and Rome
• CLSS 200 - Introduction to Greece and Rome: Ancient and Contemporary Debates
• CLSS 250 - Classical Mythology
• CLSS 255 - Greek and Roman History and Historians
• CLSS 299 - Independent Study
• CLSS 320 - Topics in Classical Art
• CLSS 380 - Ancient Mediterranean Religions
• CLSS 385 - Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Greece and Rome
• CLSS 390 - Topics
• CLSS 399 - Independent Study
• CLSS 499 - Independent Study