Interdisciplinary course of study involving languages, history, literature, philosophy, archaeology and art.
Students in the Department of Greek and Roman Classics study the cultures and languages of two major civilizations of the ancient Mediterranean world.
Explore Classical Languages, Literature and Civilizations
The Department of Greek and Roman Classics is the vibrant home to a host of dedicated faculty members and engaging undergraduate majors. Both of our program options offer a sound liberal arts background — skills in critical thinking, reading and expressing oneself fluently and with cultural sophistication — that prepares students for success in any career. They select from two major concentrations based on their interests and goals:
- Classical Civilizations
- Classical Languages and Literature
Academic offerings
- BA in Classics with a Concentration in Classical Civilizations
- BA in Classics with a Concentration in Classical Languages and Literature
- Minor in Ancient Mediterranean Studies
- Minor in Classical Languages and Literature
- 4+1 Accelerated Degree: Classical Languages and Literature – Latin (B.A.) + Secondary Education (M.ED.)
Eta Sigma Phi
Eta Sigma Phi is the national honorary collegiate society for students of Latin and/or Greek.
Study Abroad
Greek and Roman Classics students are encouraged to study abroad particularly at Temple Rome.
Careers
Recent majors have gone on to law school, veterinary school, graduate school, business careers, and teaching.