Hellenic Studies
This Elective Group offers the unique opportunity to all students to study the many facets of Greek civilization from antiquity to the present. It allows students to choose from a variety of courses on Greek language, from elementary classical Greek to Modern Greek, as well as Greek Philosophy, Greek History, Greek Drama and Greek Literature, including the Epics.
Credits required: 18
| CLAS 2113 | Greek Literature |
| CLAS 240/HIST 2233 | Greek History from the Bronze Age to Alexander |
| CLAS 3303 | Greek Drama |
| CLAS 341/HIST 3233 | Greek History from Alexander to the Roman Conquest |
| CLAS 3533 | Representations of Women in Ancient Greece and Rome |
| CLAS 3643 | Classical Greek Art and Archaeology |
| CLAS 3653 | Art and Archaeology of the Hellenistic Age |
| MGRK 2906 | Modern Greek |
| PHIL 2603 | Presocratics and Plato |
| PHIL 2613 | Aristotle and Hellenistic Philosophy |
| POLI 2063 | Introduction to Western Political Theory |
| RELI 3983 | Selected topics in Religions and Cultures |
NOTES:
- Students are responsible for verifying prerequisite requirements associated with some courses.
- Students may apply a Special Topics course in Hellenic Studies to their elective group requirements, provided it is approved by the advisor.
