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- Classics Program Courses
Requirements for the Classics Minor (20 credits)
Courses will be selected from the electives below. Students must take courses from at least two of the participating departments. Cross-listed courses can only be counted for credit in one department. No more than 8 credits may double-count for credit in the student’s major or toward another minor.
Classes Offered
ENG-123 Great Books of World Literature I
ENG-315 Classical Drama
ENG-316/HST-336 Fifth Century Athens
ENG-317 Classical Mythology
ENG-318 The Epic*
ENG-490/HST-304 Imperial Rome
HST-338/HUM-338 Ancient Greece and Ancient Israel
HST-339/HUM-339 Pagan Reason to Christian Revelation
HST-343 Dialogue with Sages East and West
ARH-305 Art of Greece and Rome
GR-101 Elementary Ancient Greek Language I
GR-102 Elementary Ancient Greek Language II
GR-201 Intermediate Ancient Greek I
PHIL-210 History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
PHIL-415 Aristotle: Profiles in Philosophy
PHIL-416 Plato: Profiles in Philosophy
*This course requires prior approval in order to count towards the Classics Minor. Students should consult with the Instructor and the Coordinator of the Classics Minor no later than the first week of classes.