Unlock the secrets of the Greek and Roman civilizations and the origins of the Western world. Our programs provide a chance to learn about ancient times through mythology, religion and philosophy, as well as languages, history, art and archaeology.
You can specialize in Classical Studies or Classics (Greek and Latin).
Exploration of Ancient Civilizations: You will delve into the rich history, mythology, religion, philosophy, languages, art and archaeology of Greek and Roman civilizations, unraveling the origins of Western culture.
Personalized Learning Environment: You will benefit from small class sizes to build a close-knit community with access to resources such as a student reading room and an on-campus museum, to enhance your academic experience.
Hands-On Opportunities: This program offers archaeological fieldwork and study-abroad opportunities, enabling you to gain hands-on experience and deepen your understanding of ancient civilizations.
Scholarship Opportunities: Generous scholarships that reward academic achievements or based on financial need assist students in their educational journey.
Diverse Career Pathways: You will be prepared for diverse career opportunities in fields such as copy editing, museum curation, archaeology, historical interpretation, archiving and public service, leveraging their expertise in classical studies or classics (Greek and Latin) for professional success.
This program is currently not accepting any applications.
Most extensive and focused study in Greek and Roman Studies.
Can be combined with a minor in another area.
Opportunity to pursue a broader range of interest as it has a greater number of electives.
Can be combined with a second Major or a Minor.
Opportunity to acquire a solid foundation while following a Specialization or a Major in another discipline.
After completing your undergraduate studies in Greek and Roman studies, you have two main paths to consider: continuing your education or entering the workforce.
You may choose to pursue graduate studies, such as a Master’s degree (MA), to deepen your knowledge and develop advanced research, analytical, and critical thinking skills. A research-based MA is ideal if you’re interested in specializing in a topic or eventually pursuing a PhD.
Alternatively, you can move directly into the job market. Your degree can lead to a variety of careers in fields such as Copy Editor/Technical Author, Museum Curator, Archaeologist, Historical Interpreter Archivist, Public Service. These opportunities allow you to apply your skills in critical analysis, textual interpretation, and cross-cultural communication in real-world settings.
Whether you choose further studies or enter the workforce, your degree provides a strong foundation to build a career in Greek and Roman studies.
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