A Classical Studies major provides an introduction to classical civilization through courses in Greek and Roman literature in translation, history, philosophy religion, art, and archaeology. The major focuses on courses exploring the cultural legacy of Greece and Rome through readings of classical writers in English translation.
Classical Studies Major —Specialization in Classical Languages
A Specialization in Classical Languages is for students who desire a deeper understanding of Greek and Roman literature and culture by reading texts in the original language.
Classical Studies Major —Specialization in Ancient & Modern Greek
A Specialization in Ancient & Modern Greek is for students who desire a deeper understanding of Greek literature and culture by reading texts in the original language.
A Classics and Archaeology major is recommended for students with interests in the study of classical literature and society in conjunction with the study of the ancient Mediterranean and Near East via material remains many of which are available to study in Boston museums.
A Classics and Philosophy major is recommended for students especially interested in ancient philosophy.
A Classics and Religion joint major or a Myth Studies minor is especially recommended for students with a particular interest in myth.