Classics Courses

Classical Language Courses

Any full-credit Greek or Latin language course numbered 100 or above satisfies the Foreign Language Requirement. Classics 103 and 104, which are half-credit courses, must be taken twice to satisfy the Foreign Language Requirement.

Courses From Related Departments

• ARCN130 SC - Unraveling the Gordian Knot: Archaeological Conservation and Tomb of King Midas
• ARHI051A PO - Introduction to the History of Art: Prehistory Through Ancient Times in Europe, the Mediterranean and the Fertile Crescent
• GOVT172 CM - Political Philosophy and Foreign Policy
• HIST010 PO - Ancient Mediterranean
• HIST054 CM - Bread and Circuses in Ancient Rome
• HIST101 PO - Achilles to Alexander
• HIST103A CM - History of the Roman Republic
• HIST103B CM - The History of the Roman Empire: 44 BCE - 565 CE
• HIST104 CM - Late Antiquity and Early Middle Ages
• HIST108 CM - Age of Cicero
• HIST110 CM - Topics in Ancient History
• HIST110K PO - Topics in Ancient History
• PHIL040 PO - Ancient Philosophy
• PHIL047 PO - Socrates
• PHIL101B CM - Classical Ethical Theory: Plato
• PHIL187C PO - Tutorial in Ancient Philosophy
• POLI001A PO - Classical Political Theory
• RLST091 SC - Heretics, Deviants and “Others” in Early Christianity
• RLST092 SC - Varieties of Early Christianity
• RLST170 SC - Women and Religion in Greco-Roman Antiquity
• STS080 PO - Science and Technology in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds