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Classical Studies
Department :
Major Requirements
Number of Units
Nine units are required,
including four core courses, two language courses, two electives,
and a senior studies course.
Required Courses
A. Four core
classes
CLAS
210 Classical Mythology
One of the following:
CLAS
224 Archaeology of Death in the Greco-Roman World
CLAS
/ HIST 227 The Roman Army and the Frontiers of Empire
CLAS
/ HIST 229 Multiculturalism in Greco-Roman Egypt
HIST
225 Greek Civilization
HIST
226 Roman Civilization
One of the following:
CLAS
240 Homer and Greek Tragedy
CLAS
270 Vergil and the Age of Augustus
One of the following:
CLAS
220 Ancient Comedy and Satire
CLAS
/ HIST 230 Women in Classical Antiquity
CLAS
/ RELG 255 The Religions of Ancient Greece and Rome
HIST
225 or HIST 226
(whichever was not previously chosen)
PHIL
205 Ancient Philosophy
B. Two Greek or Latin language courses above the 201
Level
C. Two electives
ARTX 140 Introduction to History of Art
I
CLAS
224 Archaeology of Death in the Greco-Roman World
CLAS
/ ARTX 208 Introduction to Greek Art and Archaeology
CLAS
/ ARTX 209 Introduction to Roman Art and Archaeology
CLAS
/ HIST 227 The Roman Army and Frontiers of Empire
CLAS
/ HIST 229 Multiculturalism in Greco-Roman Egypt
HIST
232 The Fall of Rome and the Early Middle Ages
POLS
257 Classical Political Theory
RELG
106 Introduction to the New Testament
RELG
305 Studies in Paul
Any
Greek or Latin language course beyond those required under category
'B'
Any
classics course not listed under category 'A'
Any
course listed under category 'A' not otherwise taken to satisfy
a core requirement
D. CLAS
490 Senior Studies
Additional Comments
Senior comprehensive
examinations, drafted by the appropriate participating faculty,
will be administered in the winter quarter.
CLAS 490 Senior Studies
must be taken during the senior year and will involve participation
in one of the courses listed 'A' not previously taken. The student
must get permission in advance from the professor and must do extensive
specialized work in the subject area covered by that course. For
example, a student who had taken CLAS 210, HIST 226, CLAS 220, and
CLAS 270 to satisfy the core requirements would, at some point int
he senior year, petition the instructor of CLAS / HIST 230.to register
for that class as CLAS 490 Senior Studies. Upon the instructor's
approval, the student would pursue specialized studies related to
and arising out of the material of CLAS / HIST 230. Except in very
unusual cases, classical studies majors will be expected to take
CLAS 490 from a member of the classics faculty.
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