BA Honours in Classics

Program Requirements

Honours in Classics (60 credits)

30

credits from the Core: Honours in Classics

30

credits from one of the following concentrations:

Concentration in Ancient History and Archaeology: Honours in Classics

Concentration in Classical Languages and Literature: Honours in Classics

Core: Honours in Classics (30 credits)

6	credits chosen from one of the following lists: Introductory Ancient Greek Introductory Latin
6	credits: • CLAS 211 Greek Literature (3.00) • CLAS 212 Roman Literature (3.00)
6	credits: • CLAS 240 Greek History from the Bronze Age to Alexander (3.00) • CLAS 242 History of the Roman Republic (3.00)
3	credits: • CLAS 260 Introduction to Greek Archaeology (3.00)
6	credits chosen from one of the following lists: Intermediate Ancient Greek Intermediate Latin
3	credits: • CLAS 490 Honours Thesis (3.00)

Concentration in Ancient History and Archaeology: Honours in Classics (30 credits)

3	credits: • CLAS 230 Ancient Near East (3.00)
3	credits chosen from: • CLAS 220 Daily Life in Ancient Greece and Rome (3.00) • CLAS 265 Mythologies of the Ancient Mediterranean (3.00) • CLAS 353 Representations of Women in Ancient Greece and Rome (3.00)
3	credits chosen from: • CLAS 264 Egyptian Archaeology (3.00) • CLAS 267 The Archaeology of the Greek Bronze Age (3.00)
6	credits: • CLAS 341 Greek History from Alexander to the Roman Conquest (3.00) • CLAS 343 History of the Roman Empire (3.00)
6	credits chosen from: • CLAS 363 Archaeology of Archaic Greece (3.00) • CLAS 364 Classical Greek Art and Archaeology (3.00) • CLAS 365 Art and Archaeology of the Hellenistic Age (3.00)
3	credits: • CLAS 369 Roman Art and Archaeology (3.00)
3	credits chosen from: • CLAS 460 Ancient Pottery: History, Analysis, and Interpretation (3.00) • CLAS 470 Advanced Seminar in Archaeology (3.00)
3	credits of additional Classics Courses

Concentration in Classical Languages and Literature: Honours in Classics (30 credits)

	Note: Students who intend to apply to graduate programs in Classics are strongly encouraged to take the 400‑level courses in both Latin and Ancient Greek.
6	credits chosen from one of the following lists: Introductory Ancient Greek Introductory Latin
6	credits chosen from: • CLAS 321 Greek Epic Poetry (3.00) • CLAS 322 Latin Literature of the Augustan Period (3.00) • CLAS 330 Greek Drama (3.00)
6	credits chosen from one of the following lists: Intermediate Ancient Greek Intermediate Latin
6	credits: Advanced Ancient Greek
6	credits: Advanced Latin

Notes

Students interested in entering an honours program should consult their honours program advisor. Normally, students may apply for this change following the completion of at least 24 Concordia University credits. These credits should include program-related courses.
Students must meet the University regulations concerning the honours degree.
Students are responsible for satisfying their particular degree requirements.

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