Latin

minor

Program at a Glance

College(s)/School(s)

College of Arts and Humanities

Department(s)

Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures

In our Latin minor, you'll discover the enduring relevance of the ancient world in modern America. Immerse yourself in Latin vocabulary, grammar, and the captivating history and culture of the Roman Empire. Sharpen your critical thinking skills while expanding your linguistic horizons. Consider a study abroad opportunity in order to gain firsthand knowledge of the archeological sites and understand their connection to the literature of ancient Rome. The timeless legacy of Latin will ignite your intellectual curiosity while developing practical communication skills.

Degree Requirements

Core (12 credits)

Select four:
- LATN 200 - Latin and Its Living Legacy
- LATN 202 - Intermediate Latin II
- LATN 295 - Special Topics
- LATN 301 - Lyric and Elegiac Poetry
- LATN 302 - Roman Historians
- LATN 303 - Roman Orators
- LATN 304 - Epic Poetry
- LATN 306 - Epistles
- LATN 395 - Special Topics
- LATN 401 - Lyric and Elegiac Poetry
- LATN 402 - Roman Historians
- LATN 403 - Roman Orators
- LATN 404 - Epic Poetry
- LATN 406 - Epistles
- LATN 495 - Special Topics

Electives (6 credits)

Select two:
- CLST 212 - Roman Culture
- CLST 272 - The Roman Empire: Architecture and Ideology
- CLST 302 - Ancient Epic
- CLST 312 - Ancient Roman Art
- CLST 415 - Resisting Rome [Formerly CLST 315, equivalent]
- HIST 302 - The Roman Republic
- LATN 301 - Lyric and Elegiac Poetry
- LATN 302 - Roman Historians
- LATN 303 - Roman Orators
- LATN 304 - Epic Poetry
- LATN 306 - Epistles
- LATN 395 - Special Topics
- LATN 401 - Lyric and Elegiac Poetry
- LATN 402 - Roman Historians
- LATN 403 - Roman Orators
- LATN 404 - Epic Poetry
- LATN 406 - Epistles
- LATN 495 - Special Topics

Course Catalog

Career Options

Latin Teacher
Classical Archaeologist
Researcher/Historian
Legal Professional
Linguist/Translator