Greek Studies
minor
Program at a Glance
College(s)/School(s)
College of Arts and HumanitiesDepartment(s)
Modern and Classical Languages and LiteraturesEmbark on a captivating exploration of ancient Greek literature and social history by pursuing a Greek Studies minor. Dive into timeless literary masterpieces, gain insights into the social fabric of ancient Greece, and embrace the vibrant world of this influential civilization. Enhance your educational experience through study abroad opportunities and uncover the richness of Greek civilization and its enduring impact on art, literature, and philosophy.
Degree Requirements
- GREK 101 - Beginning Ancient Greek I
- GREK 102 - Beginning Ancient Greek II
- GREK 201 - Intermediate Ancient Greek I
- Select four courses (12 credits) from:
- CLST 201 - The Mythic Imagination
- CLST 211 - Ancient Athens
- CLST 271 - Creative Expressions in Ancient Greece
- CLST 301 - Ancient Greek and Roman Theater
- CLST 302 - Ancient Epic
- CLST 311 - Ancient Greek Art
- HIST 301 - The Ancient Greeks
- HIST 403 - Ancient Persia
Career Options
- Classical Archaeologist
- Museum Curator
- Researcher/Historian
- Language Instructor
- Academic Professor