Minor in Greek or Latin
The department also offers a minor in Greek (which requires any six courses in ancient Greek) and a minor in Latin (which requires four courses in Latin numbered above 301).
Other Programs of Study
Classical Languages Courses
- CLST 101 Classical Mythology
- CLST 110 Myth and Monuments
- CLST 150 Classics in Cinema
- CLST 200 Classical Drama
- CLST 207, CLST 208 Classical Archaeology
- CLST 301 Classical Etymology in English
- CLST 345 Literature and Myth: The Tradition of Classical Mythology in European Literature
- CLST 350 Women and Gender in Classical Antiquity (also Women’s Studies)
- CLST 351 Greek Literature in Translation
- CLST 353 Latin Literature in Translation
- GREK 103, GREK 104 Beginning Greek
- GREK 203 Intermediate Greek
- GREK 301, GREK 302 Homer
- GREK 303, GREK 304 Greek Historians
- GREK 305 Greek Lyric Poets
- GREK 307, GREK 308 Greek Orators
- GREK 310 New Testament
- GREK 401, GREK 402 Greek Tragedy
- GREK 403 Greek Comedy
- GREK 404 Greek Philosophers
- GREK 440 Directed Reading
- GREK 444 Independent Study
- LATN 103, LATN 104 Beginning Latin
- LATN 113 Accelerated Beginning Latin
- LATN 203 Intermediate Latin
- LATN 300 Caesar
- LATN 301 Introduction to Latin Epic
- LATN 302 Cicero
- LATN 303, LATN 304 Lyric Poetry
- LATN 305 Elegiac Poets
- LATN 306 Roman Satire
- LATN 307 Ovid
- LATN 308, LATN 309 Roman Historians
- LATN 310 The Roman Novel
- LATN 401, LATN 402 Roman Drama
- LATN 403 Lucretius
- LATN 405 Medieval Latin
- LATN 407 Vergil
- LATN 440 Directed Reading
- LATN 444 Independent Study
