Classical Studies

Monica S. Cyrino
Ortega Hall 347B
pandora@unm.edu

Lorenzo F. Garcia Jr.
Ortega Hall 351C
lfgarcia@unm.edu

Undergraduate Program

Major Study Requirements

The student majoring in Classical Studies will choose one of two concentrations, depending on the wish to take a broader spectrum of courses relating to the ancient world (Civilization Concentration) or concentrate in Greek and Latin (Language Concentration). Those students wishing to pursue graduate study in the Classics are advised to choose the Language Concentration.

Civilization Concentration:

	Requirements: 30 hours
1.	Six hours Latin or Greek above 200
2.	Three hours CLST 204 or 205
3.	Three hours CLST 333 or 334
4.	Three hours Art History above 200 in a course which includes the ancient world
5.	Six hours Classical Studies above 200
6.	Nine hours from the following:
	CLST 107
	ARTH 201, 315, 323
	PHIL 201, 360, 403
	RELG 232, 360, 463
	Any other Classical Studies course above 200
	Any other History course above 200 which includes the ancient world
	A Comparative Literature course above 200 which includes the ancient world
	Substitutes must be approved in advance by the major advisor.

Language Concentration:

			Requirements: 30 hours
1.	A.		Latin Emphasis
		i.	Twelve hours Latin above 200
		ii.	Nine hours Greek above 200
	-or-
	B.		Greek Emphasis
		i.	Twelve hours Greek above 200
		ii.	Nine hours Latin above 200
2.			Six hours Classical Studies above 200
3.			Three hours from the courses named in number 6 of the Civilization Concentration above.
			Substitutes must be approved in advance by the major advisor.

Minor Study Requirements

	Requirements: 18 hours
1.	Six hours LATN 201-202 or GREK 201-202
2.	Six hours Classics course above 200
3.	Six hours from the following:
	Classics 107
	Classics courses above 300
	Art History courses above 200 which include the ancient world
	Philosophy courses above 200 which include the ancient world