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Minor

Minor in Classics

University of Arizona College of Humanities 152 courses 18 total credits

About This Program

Undergraduate Minor

Degree Requirements

Total Units 18 credits

Classics Minor Requirements: Upper Division Courses

Complete at least 9 units from the following. Complete 9 units

Code Course Title Credits
ANTH 462 Classical and Controversial: Critical Debates in Classical Antiquity 3
ANTH 464 Archaeology of Greek Religion and Ritual 3
ARH 462 Classical and Controversial: Critical Debates in Classical Antiquity 3
CLAS 300 The Classical Ideal: From Greece and Rome through the 1930s 3
CLAS 301A The Literature of the Ancient Greeks: From Homer to the Novel 3
CLAS 301B The Literature of the Ancient Romans: Latin Literature in English Translation 3
CLAS 302 Mythology and Landscape of Ancient Greece and Turkey 6
CLAS 303 Crime and Punishment in the Ancient World 3
CLAS 304 A Personal Odyssey:Travel Writing and Study Abroad 3
CLAS 305 Greek and Roman Religion 3
CLAS 306 Christianity in the Greco-Roman World 3
CLAS 308 Augustus: Entrepreneur of Empire 3
CLAS 310 Rome in Film: The City as Text 3
CLAS 311 Athens Through the Ages 3
CLAS 312 Animal Encounters: The Real and Fantastic Creatures of Antiquity 3
CLAS 313 Health and Medicine in Classical Antiquity 3
CLAS 315 Seven Wonders of Ancient Greece 3
CLAS 318 Myth, Art, & Transformation: Ovids Metamorphoses and Beyond 3
CLAS 323 Ancient Empires 3
CLAS 329 Art History of the Cinema 3
CLAS 335 The Roman Empire: Rulers and Ruled 3
CLAS 338 Introduction to Roman Art and Archaeology 3
CLAS 340A Introduction to Greek Art and Archaeology 3
CLAS 341 Mediterranean Craft Technologies & Environmental Strategies: Past & Present 3-6
CLAS 342 The Iliad, the Odyssey, and the Epic Tradition 3
CLAS 343 Art and Archaeology of Ancient Egypt 3
CLAS 345 America and Antiquity: What the Study of Greece and Rome Taught America's Founders 3
CLAS 346 Family Feuds: Re-Interpreting Greek Tragedy 3
CLAS 348 Myth and Archetype 3
CLAS 349 Archaeological Evidence for Daily Life in Ancient Greece and Rome 3
CLAS 350A The Archaeology of Ancient Athletics 3
CLAS 351 The City Unmasked: Roman Comedy & Tragedy in its Cultural Context 3
CLAS 352 Pirates, Witches, Barbarians, and True Love: The Ancient Novel 3
CLAS 353 Heroes, Gods, Gore: Roman Epic in its Cultural Context 3
CLAS 355 Horror, Terror, Violence & Trauma in the Ancient Roman World 3
CLAS 357 Slavery and Freedom in Ancient Rome 3
CLAS 362 Women and Gender in Antiquity 3
CLAS 363 Race and Classics 3
CLAS 391 Preceptorship 1-3
CLAS 396 Topics in Classics 1-3
CLAS 397 Applied and Engaged Classics 1-3
CLAS 399 Independent Study 2-4
CLAS 399H Honors Independent Study 3
CLAS 400 Topics of Egyptology 3
CLAS 401A Early Christian Literature: Greek Texts 3
CLAS 401B Early Christian Literature: Latin Texts 3
CLAS 403A History of Greece: Democracy, War, and Empire in the 5th Century BCE 3
CLAS 403B History of the Hellenistic World 3
CLAS 403C Social & Cultural History of Classical Greece 3
CLAS 404A History of Rome: The Republic to the Death of Caesar 3
CLAS 404B History of Rome: The Empire through the Reign of Constantine the Great 3
CLAS 404C Cleopatra: Power, Passion, Propaganda 3
CLAS 410 Old Persian 3
CLAS 412 The Ancient City as Text: Rome and Its Reception 3
CLAS 414 Narrating Memory: The Greek and Roman Historians 3
CLAS 420 Archaic Greek Sanctuaries 3
CLAS 430 Ancient Greek Technology 3
CLAS 432 Literary Translation as Classical Reception 3
CLAS 443 Archaeology of Neolithic and Bronze Age Greece 3
CLAS 446A Mapping Ancient Cities 3
CLAS 451A Ancient Egypt: Culture and Language 3
CLAS 451B Ancient Egypt: Archeology and Language 3
CLAS 452 Etruscan Art and Archaeology 3
CLAS 453 Research Methods in Classical Archaeology 3
CLAS 454 Greek and Roman Sculpture: Symbols and Society in Antiquity 3
CLAS 456 Greek and Roman Painting 3
CLAS 462 Classical and Controversial: Critical Debates in Classical Antiquity 3
CLAS 463 Classical Field Archaeology 6
CLAS 464 Archaeology of Greek Religion and Ritual 3
CLAS 465 Greek Pottery: Craft and Society in Ancient Greece 3
CLAS 470 Greek Philosophy 3
CLAS 472A Ancient Philosophy 3
CLAS 472B Ancient Philosophy 3
CLAS 474 Archaeological Science 3
CLAS 477 Greek Architecture 3
CLAS 478 The Edges of Empire: Archaeology of the Roman Provinces 3
CLAS 484 Roman Art and Architecture 3
CLAS 488 Priests, Prostitutes, and Conquerors: Modern Imagination and the Ancient Near East 3
CLAS 491 Preceptorship 1-5
CLAS 496E Topics in Ancient Mediterranean Religion 3
CLAS 497 Applied and Engaged Classics 1-3
CLAS 498 Senior Capstone 1-3
CLAS 498H Honors Thesis 3
CLAS 499 Independent Study 1-5
CLAS 499H Honors Independent Study 3
GRK 391H Honors Preceptorship 1-3
GRK 399 Independent Study 1-3
GRK 399H Honors Independent Study 1-3
GRK 402 Greek Reading Course 3
GRK 412 Readings in Greek Philosophy 3
GRK 412A Beginning Biblical Greek I 3
GRK 412B Beginning Biblical Greek II 3
GRK 422 Readings in Greek Drama 3
GRK 424 Advanced Greek: Homer 3
GRK 430 Readings in Greek Historians 3
GRK 433 Readings in Ancient Greek Poetry of the Archaic and/or Hellenistic Period 3
GRK 439 Readings in Ancient Greek Orators 3
GRK 498 Senior Capstone 1-3
GRK 498H Honors Thesis 3
GRK 499 Independent Study 1-3
LAT 399 Independent Study 1-3
LAT 400 Prose of the Roman Republic 3
LAT 401 Latin Reading Course 3
LAT 405 Latin Composition 3
LAT 411 Horace and Catullus 3
LAT 413 Augustan Literature 3
LAT 414 Medieval Latin 3
LAT 415 Latin Love Elegy 3
LAT 421 Latin Literature of the Imperial Age 3
LAT 425 Cicero 3
LAT 426 Roman Historians 3
LAT 430 Roman Drama 3
LAT 480 Issues in Latin Teaching Methodology 3
LAT 486 Latin Instruction and Learning Theory 3
LAT 498 Senior Capstone 1-3
LAT 498H Honors Thesis 3
LAT 499 Independent Study 1-3
LAT 499H Honors Independent Study 1-6
Total Classics Minor Requirements: Upper Division Courses 9 credits

Classics Minor Requirements: Additional Units

Complete at least 9 units from the following. Complete 9 units

Code Course Title Credits
ANTH 462 Classical and Controversial: Critical Debates in Classical Antiquity 3
ANTH 464 Archaeology of Greek Religion and Ritual 3
ARH 462 Classical and Controversial: Critical Debates in Classical Antiquity 3
CLAS 116A Word Roots: Formation, Development, and Contexts 3
CLAS 116B Word Roots: Science and Medical Terminology 3
CLAS 150C1 Pyramids and Mummies: The Pharaoh and Ancient Egyptian Society 3
CLAS 160B1 Meet the Ancients: Gateway to Greece and Rome 3
CLAS 160D2 Classical Mythology: Ancient Stories and What they Tell Us 3
CLAS 160D3 Classical Culture and Society: Critical Concepts from Ancient Greece and Rome 3
CLAS 199 Independent Study 1-4
CLAS 201 Contexts for Studying Classical Reception Abroad 3
CLAS 202 Myths, Legends, and Religion: Foundational Literature of the European Visual World 3
CLAS 204 Ancient History: Greek History 3
CLAS 205 Ancient History: Roman History 3
CLAS 220 Classical Tradition I 3
CLAS 221 Classical Tradition II 3
CLAS 222 Classics Through the Ages: Ancient Greek and Roman Influences on Western Civilization and Beyond 3
CLAS 224 Love Through the Ages: Conceptions of Love in Ancient Greece, Rome, and Beyond 3
CLAS 240 Ancient Athletics 3
CLAS 260 Ancient Philosophy 3
CLAS 280 Introduction to the Bible: New Testament 3
CLAS 299 Independent Study 2-4
CLAS 299H Honors Independent Study 1-3
CLAS 300 The Classical Ideal: From Greece and Rome through the 1930s 3
CLAS 301A The Literature of the Ancient Greeks: From Homer to the Novel 3
CLAS 301B The Literature of the Ancient Romans: Latin Literature in English Translation 3
CLAS 302 Mythology and Landscape of Ancient Greece and Turkey 6
CLAS 303 Crime and Punishment in the Ancient World 3
CLAS 304 A Personal Odyssey:Travel Writing and Study Abroad 3
CLAS 305 Greek and Roman Religion 3
CLAS 306 Christianity in the Greco-Roman World 3
CLAS 308 Augustus: Entrepreneur of Empire 3
CLAS 310 Rome in Film: The City as Text 3
CLAS 311 Athens Through the Ages 3
CLAS 312 Animal Encounters: The Real and Fantastic Creatures of Antiquity 3
CLAS 313 Health and Medicine in Classical Antiquity 3
CLAS 315 Seven Wonders of Ancient Greece 3
CLAS 318 Myth, Art, & Transformation: Ovids Metamorphoses and Beyond 3
CLAS 323 Ancient Empires 3
CLAS 329 Art History of the Cinema 3
CLAS 335 The Roman Empire: Rulers and Ruled 3
CLAS 338 Introduction to Roman Art and Archaeology 3
CLAS 340A Introduction to Greek Art and Archaeology 3
CLAS 341 Mediterranean Craft Technologies & Environmental Strategies: Past & Present 3-6
CLAS 342 The Iliad, the Odyssey, and the Epic Tradition 3
CLAS 343 Art and Archaeology of Ancient Egypt 3
CLAS 345 America and Antiquity: What the Study of Greece and Rome Taught America's Founders 3
CLAS 346 Family Feuds: Re-Interpreting Greek Tragedy 3
CLAS 348 Myth and Archetype 3
CLAS 349 Archaeological Evidence for Daily Life in Ancient Greece and Rome 3
CLAS 350A The Archaeology of Ancient Athletics 3
CLAS 351 The City Unmasked: Roman Comedy & Tragedy in its Cultural Context 3
CLAS 352 Pirates, Witches, Barbarians, and True Love: The Ancient Novel 3
CLAS 353 Heroes, Gods, Gore: Roman Epic in its Cultural Context 3
CLAS 355 Horror, Terror, Violence & Trauma in the Ancient Roman World 3
CLAS 357 Slavery and Freedom in Ancient Rome 3
CLAS 362 Women and Gender in Antiquity 3
CLAS 363 Race and Classics 3
CLAS 391 Preceptorship 1-3
CLAS 396 Topics in Classics 1-3
CLAS 397 Applied and Engaged Classics 1-3
CLAS 399 Independent Study 2-4
CLAS 399H Honors Independent Study 3
CLAS 400 Topics of Egyptology 3
CLAS 401A Early Christian Literature: Greek Texts 3
CLAS 401B Early Christian Literature: Latin Texts 3
CLAS 403A History of Greece: Democracy, War, and Empire in the 5th Century BCE 3
CLAS 403B History of the Hellenistic World 3
CLAS 403C Social & Cultural History of Classical Greece 3
CLAS 404A History of Rome: The Republic to the Death of Caesar 3
CLAS 404B History of Rome: The Empire through the Reign of Constantine the Great 3
CLAS 404C Cleopatra: Power, Passion, Propaganda 3
CLAS 410 Old Persian 3
CLAS 412 The Ancient City as Text: Rome and Its Reception 3
CLAS 414 Narrating Memory: The Greek and Roman Historians 3
CLAS 420 Archaic Greek Sanctuaries 3
CLAS 430 Ancient Greek Technology 3
CLAS 432 Literary Translation as Classical Reception 3
CLAS 443 Archaeology of Neolithic and Bronze Age Greece 3
CLAS 446A Mapping Ancient Cities 3
CLAS 451A Ancient Egypt: Culture and Language 3
CLAS 451B Ancient Egypt: Archeology and Language 3
CLAS 452 Etruscan Art and Archaeology 3
CLAS 453 Research Methods in Classical Archaeology 3
CLAS 454 Greek and Roman Sculpture: Symbols and Society in Antiquity 3
CLAS 456 Greek and Roman Painting 3
CLAS 462 Classical and Controversial: Critical Debates in Classical Antiquity 3
CLAS 463 Classical Field Archaeology 6
CLAS 464 Archaeology of Greek Religion and Ritual 3
CLAS 465 Greek Pottery: Craft and Society in Ancient Greece 3
CLAS 470 Greek Philosophy 3
CLAS 472A Ancient Philosophy 3
CLAS 472B Ancient Philosophy 3
CLAS 474 Archaeological Science 3
CLAS 477 Greek Architecture 3
CLAS 478 The Edges of Empire: Archaeology of the Roman Provinces 3
CLAS 484 Roman Art and Architecture 3
CLAS 488 Priests, Prostitutes, and Conquerors: Modern Imagination and the Ancient Near East 3
CLAS 491 Preceptorship 1-5
CLAS 496E Topics in Ancient Mediterranean Religion 3
CLAS 497 Applied and Engaged Classics 1-3
CLAS 498 Senior Capstone 1-3
CLAS 498H Honors Thesis 3
CLAS 499 Independent Study 1-5
CLAS 499H Honors Independent Study 3
GRK 199 Independent Study 1-3
GRK 201 Intermediate Classical Greek I 4
GRK 202 Intermediate Classical Greek II 4
GRK 203 Intermediate Greek I 4
GRK 204 Intermediate Modern Greek II 4
GRK 212 Intensive Intermediate Classical Greek 6
GRK 299 Independent Study 1-3
GRK 391H Honors Preceptorship 1-3
GRK 399 Independent Study 1-3
GRK 399H Honors Independent Study 1-3
GRK 402 Greek Reading Course 3
GRK 412 Readings in Greek Philosophy 3
GRK 412A Beginning Biblical Greek I 3
GRK 412B Beginning Biblical Greek II 3
GRK 422 Readings in Greek Drama 3
GRK 424 Advanced Greek: Homer 3
GRK 430 Readings in Greek Historians 3
GRK 433 Readings in Ancient Greek Poetry of the Archaic and/or Hellenistic Period 3
GRK 439 Readings in Ancient Greek Orators 3
GRK 498 Senior Capstone 1-3
GRK 498H Honors Thesis 3
GRK 499 Independent Study 1-3
LAT 199 Independent Study 1-3
LAT 201 Intermediate Latin I 4
LAT 202 Intermediate Latin II 4
LAT 212 Accelerated Latin II 6
LAT 299 Independent Study 1-3
LAT 399 Independent Study 1-3
LAT 400 Prose of the Roman Republic 3
LAT 401 Latin Reading Course 3
LAT 405 Latin Composition 3
LAT 411 Horace and Catullus 3
LAT 413 Augustan Literature 3
LAT 414 Medieval Latin 3
LAT 415 Latin Love Elegy 3
LAT 421 Latin Literature of the Imperial Age 3
LAT 425 Cicero 3
LAT 426 Roman Historians 3
LAT 430 Roman Drama 3
LAT 480 Issues in Latin Teaching Methodology 3
LAT 486 Latin Instruction and Learning Theory 3
LAT 498 Senior Capstone 1-3
LAT 498H Honors Thesis 3
LAT 499 Independent Study 1-3
LAT 499H Honors Independent Study 1-6
RELI 202 Myths, Legends, and Religion: Foundational Literature of the European Visual World 3
RELI 280 Introduction to the Bible: New Testament 3
Total Classics Minor Requirements: Additional Units 9 credits

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