COURSE CURRICULUM

The image of the Acropolis reflects the rich historical and cultural foundations explored in the Classical Studies program, where students investigate the ancient world from multiple perspectives. This major allows students to study Greek and Roman civilizations through language, literature, history, mythology, and culture, providing a deep understanding of the societies that shaped much of Western thought and tradition. By engaging with Greek and Latin texts as well as historical and cultural analysis, students develop strong skills in interpretation, critical thinking, and communication.The program offers flexibility, enabling students to tailor their studies based on their interests. They can focus on areas such as ancient languages, literature, or history, while also selecting electives from across the university to create an interdisciplinary academic experience. This approach helps students connect classical knowledge with other fields, enriching their overall education and broadening their perspectives.The degree awarded is a Bachelor of Arts, and students typically complete a total of 120 credit hours to graduate. This curriculum includes general education courses, major requirements, and electives, ensuring a balanced and well-rounded academic experience. Some programs may require additional credits depending on specific academic or professional goals.Overall, the Classical Studies program provides an intellectually engaging journey into the ancient world while equipping students with valuable analytical and research skills applicable to a wide range of careers and further studies.