Classics Minor: Greek Civilization Track

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The Classics minor requires at least 4 courses (12 credit hours) to complete the minor, excluding prerequisites.

PREREQUISITE COURSE (1 course, 3 credit hours):

Classics 1101  Introduction to Classical Literature (3)

CORE COURSE (1 course, 3 credit hours):

Classics 2201 Classical Civilization: Greece (3) or 2201H Honors Classical Civilization: Greece (3)

REQUIRED COURSEWORK (9 credit hours) from general ancient civilization courses below.

At least 2 courses (6 credit hours) must be at or above the 3000 level from the following courses:

Classics 3000  From Rome to Europe and Beyond (3)
Classics 3100  Topics in Ancient Literature and Culture (3)
Classics 3101  Greek and Roman Epic (3)
Classics 3102  Greek and Roman Drama (3)
Classics 3103  Comic Spirit in Antiquity (3)
Classics 3104  The Ancient Novel (3)
Classics 3203  War in Ancient Greek and Roman Literature (3)
Classics 3205  What is Race? Perspectives from Antiquity to the Present (3)
Classics 3212  Greece and the Mediterranean from Alexander to Cleopatra (3)
Classics 3217  Family, Household and Kinship in the Ancient World (3)
Classics 3220 The Rise of the Roman Republic (3)
Classics 3221  History of Rome: Republic to Empire (3)
Classics 3222  The Roman Empire, 69-337 CE (3)
Classics 3223  The Later Roman Empire (3)
Classics 3401  Ancient Greek Religion (3)
Classics 3402  Ancient Gods Changing Identities (3)
Classics 3403 The Hero in Classical Mythology (3)
Classics 3404  Magic in the Ancient World (3)
Classics  3720 The Corrupting Sea: the Environmental History of the Ancient Mediterranean (3)
Classics 4031  Sacred Texts of the Ancient World (3)
Classics 4101  Classical Receptions (3)
Classics 4203  Gender and Sexuality in Antiquity (3)
Classics 4204  Greek and Roman Science and Technology (3)
Classics 4998  Research (1-3)
Classics 4998H Honors Research (1-3)
Classics 5101  Classical Literature: Theoretical Perspectives (3)
Classics 5301  Roman Law (3)
Classics 5302  Studies in Greek or Roman Topography (3)
Classics 5401  Methodologies for the Study of Ancient Religions (3)
Classics 5798.01  Study Tour: Domestic (3-9)
Classics 5798.02  Study Tour: Foreign (3-9)

Elective at least 1 course (3 credit hours) at the 2000 level or above from the following courses:

Classics 2010  Classical Background of Scientific Terminology (3)
Classics 2201  Classical Civilization: Greece (3)
Classics 2201H  Honors Classical Civilization: Greece (3)
Classics 2202   Classical Civilization: Rome (3)
Classics 2202H  Honors Classical Civilization: Rome (3)
Classics 2204  Medicine in the Ancient World (3)
Classics 2205  Sports and Spectacles in the Ancient World (3)
Classics 2220  Classical Mythology (3)
Classics 2220H Honors Classical Mythology (3)
Classics 2301  Classical Archaeology (3)
Classics 2890H  Honors Seminar: Topics in Ancient Literature and Society (3)
Classics 3000 to Classics 5798.02 from the list above
Greek 2101  Attic Prose (3)
Greek 2102  Homer (3)
Greek 2103  The Greek Historians (3)
Greek 2104  Sophocles (3)
Greek 2110  The Greek New Testament (3)
Greek 5011  Greek Epic (3)
Greek 5012  Greek Hymn, Lyric, and Elegy (3)
Greek 5013  Greek Historians (3)
Greek 5014  Greek Drama (3)
Greek 5015  Attic Oratory (3)
Greek 5016  Readings in Greek Philosophy (3)
Greek 5017  Later Greek Prose (3)
Greek 5030  Special Topics in Greek Literature (3)