Ancient Studies Minor

To complete the ancient studies minor, students must complete 18 credits of the following courses with a grade of “C” or better:

Core Courses (9 Credits)

One course in three of the following four categories:

ANCS 201 - The Ancient Greeks (3.00)
ANCS 202 - The Roman World (3.00)
ANCS 203 - Earliest Christianity (3.00)
ARCH 100 - Introduction to Archaeology (3.00)
ARCH 200 - Greek Archaeology and Art (3.00)
ARCH 201 - Roman Archaeology and Art (3.00)
HIST 453 - Ancient Greece (3.00)
HIST 455 - The Roman Republic (3.00)
HIST 456 - The Roman Empire (3.00)
LATN 201 - Intermediate Latin (4.00)
GREK 201 - Intermediate Greek (4.00)

Additional Courses: (9 credits)

Any combination of the following courses:

Ancient studies, archaeology, ancient history, Greek or Latin

Note:

A course in another discipline may be substituted for one of these three with ancient studies department approval, e.g., ANTH 211 - Cultural Anthropology or PHIL 321 - History of Philosophy: Ancient .

Of the additional nine credits, at least six credits must be at the advanced level (300 level or above). If LATN 201 or GREK 201 is used to satisfy one of the four categories above, lower-level courses in that language may not be used for the additional nine credits.

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Ancient Studies Minor

Core Courses (9 Credits)

Additional Courses: (9 credits)

Note:

Total: 18 Credits