Classics Minor

Minor requirements

The Department of Classics offers three different minors. These minor programs allow students to study either Greek or Latin individually, or the literatures and cultures of antiquity (Classical Civilization). All three minors require at least five courses; at least one of these must be at the 300 level.

Classics minors planning worksheet

The Minor in Latin

Five courses in Latin language, at least one of which is at the 300 level.

The Minor in Greek

Five courses in Greek language, at least one of which is at the 300 level.

The Minor in Classical Civilization

Five courses total.

At least one Classics course at the 300 level.

Complementary courses in Classical Civilization may also count.

Complementary Classical Civilization courses offered in other departments that count towards the minor in Classical Civilization include:

ARTH 274 - Visualizing Ancient Rome
HIST 343 - Late Antiquity: Transformation and Migration
PHIL 203 - Ancient Greek Philosophy
REL 110 - Literature of the New Testament: The Real Jesus, Ancient and Modern Views
REL 310 - New Testament: Acts and Letters