The Department of Classics is dedicated to the study of the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome. A great diversity of liberal arts subject matter is included under the term "Classics," including literature, art, mythology, history, archaeology, philosophy, and religion. The department offers courses in these areas through the study of the classical languages of Latin and ancient Greek as well as in English translation. See Programs for more information on majors and minors, and Courses for information on specific courses offered.
In cooperation with the School for Summer and Continuing Education, the
department runs a two week travel/study tour.
This summer travel to Istanbul and Alanya, Turkey
Program Dates for Summer 2008:
May 28 - June 9, 2008
The Roman Empire in Turkey is a three-credit (undergraduate or graduate)
study-travel course.
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