BA in Classical Studies - Classical Languages Track

Rice University, Houston, United States

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The program in Classical Studies offers instruction in the Greek and Latin languages, in Greek and Roman literature (studied in the original and in translation), in the classical civilizations surveyed as a whole, and in particular themes, genres, and periods of classical culture and its influence through subsequent ages. The program provides maximum flexibility without sacrifice of focus. We cater to students who wish to prepare for graduate school in classics and also to students who are interested in Greek and Roman culture for other reasons and wish to take a less specialized approach. Students will be able to explore ancient Greece and Rome from a variety of different angles and with whatever emphasis best suits their individual needs and goals. For more information, please see the Classical Studies website External Link. Program Learning Outcomes for BA in Classical Studies Students graduating from this program will: 1. If they pursue the language track, will be proficient at reading Greek and Latin, and have articulate knowledge of the grammar and style of both languages. 2. Be familiar with texts, artifacts, institutions, events, personalities, and places that are integral to ancient Greek and Roman culture from the Greek Bronze Age to the seventh century C. E. 3. Be able to analyze and interpret those texts (in the original languages, in the case of students who pursue the language track), artifacts, institutions, events, personalities, and places in their historical and cultural context. 4. Be able to relate classical civilization to the world around them, and to appreciate the profound influence classical civilization had on later Western civilization. Degree Requirements for BA in Classical Studies For general university requirements, see Graduation Requirements. Students majoring in classical studies may complete either of two tracks: Classical Languages or Classical Civilizations. Classical Languages Track 30 hours listed under Greek, Latin, or Classics, including at least two of the three following courses: CLAS 107/HUMA 107 Greek Civilization and Its Legacy CLAS 108/HUMA 111 Roman Civilization and Its Legacy CLAS 235 Classical Mythology: Interpretation, Origins, and Influence Additionally: a) one course in Greek at the 200 level or higher b) one course in Latin at the 200 level or higher c) two courses in Greek or Latin at the 300 level or higher NOTE: Any course that satisfies c) also satisfies a) or b). This program based on Classical Languages Track. In addition to Classical Languages Track, there is Classical Civilizations Track also available.

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BA in Classical Studies - Classical Languages Track

Rice University, Houston, United States

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