Classical Studies, B.A.

Three Course Credits

In either Latin or Greek at or above the 200 level

Two Course Credits

Greek and Roman literature in English translation selected from

• CLA 216 - Classical Mythology (in English) (1)
• CLA 364 - Masterpieces of Greek and Roman Theatre (1)
• CLA 372 - Epic Traditions: Singer of Tales (1)
• CLA 373 - Love and Sexuality in Greece and Rome (in English) (1)

Three Course Credits

Related areas selected from

• ART 251 - Greek and Hellenistic Art (1)
• ART 252 - Etruscan and Roman Art (1)
• CLA 111 - Big Screen Rome (W) (1)
• CLA 230 - Cultural Crossroads in Antiquity: Egypt, Greece, and Persia (In Chicago) (1)
• CLA 254 - Greek History (1)
• CLA 255 - Roman History (1)
• CLA 264 - Women in Antiquity (1)
• CLA 381 - Greek Archaeology (1)
• CLA 382 - Roman Archaeology (1)
• PHI 302 - Ancient Philosophy (1)
• REL 251 - Jesus in the Gospels (1)
• REL 252 - The Epistles of Paul (1)
• REL 353 - Christian Foundations (1)

Capstone Course:

• CLA 487 - Junior/Senior Seminar (1)

Teaching Certification

Students who are interested in pursuing K-12 certification to teach Latin should seek admission to the Teacher Education Program. See the Education department section for application and certification information.

Note:

With the permission of the major advisor, relevant courses from other departments may be counted toward the major.