A minor in Greek provides students with a well-rounded knowledge of ancient Greek language, as well as Greek culture and traditions. Students will become proficient at reading different genres of Greek literature in the original, finishing their senior year with a capstone course in Greek literature. Classical Studies students learn to apply their learning in cross-disciplinary, integrative ways that enable them to capitalize on multidimensional understanding of whole cultures. Minors in Greek will find themselves prepared for pre-law or pre-medical programs, business, and other careers.

Curriculum

The minor in Greek requires four courses at the 200-level or above, plus the first half of the senior capstone, "The Humanism of Antiquity," a total of 15 credit hours.

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Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Required Courses
Electives 1		12
CLST 383	The Humanism of Antiquity I	3
Total Hours		15

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Courses must be beyond the elementary sequence in Greek (GREK 101 Ancient Greek I and GREK 102 Ancient Greek II).

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their program, Greek students will

• read Greek at an advanced level
• analyze Greek texts from a variety of genres and contexts
• formulate interpretations based on textual evidence and current scholarly practice