Requirements for the Minor (20 credits)

I. Core (4 credits)

Complete at least one of the following courses:

• course - Introduction to Ancient Greece and Rome

• course - Foundations of the European Intellectual Tradition

• course - Foundations of the European Intellectual Tradition

• course - Classical Antiquity

• course - The European Middle Ages

• course - History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy

II. Classical Literature and Civilization (8 credits)

Complete 8 credits, selected from the following:

• course - Survey of Art: Ancient and Medieval

• course - Greek and Roman Art

• course - History of Ancient Greece

• course - History of Ancient Rome

• course - Classical Mythology

• course - History of Ancient Rome

• course - Archaeology of Greece and Rome

• course - Classical Literature in Translation

• course - Classical Civilization: Selected Topics

• course - Society and Family in Ancient Greece and Rome

• course - Greek and Roman Religions

• course - Current Controversies in Classics

• course - Foundations of the European Intellectual Tradition

• course - Law and Trials in Ancient Society

• course - Classical Antiquity

• course - Roman Poetry

• course - Introduction to Ethics

• course- History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy

III. Medieval and Renaissance (8 credits)

Complete 8 credits, selected from the following:

• course - Survey of Art: Ancient and Medieval

• course - The Art of Ancient Egypt: History and Modern Myth

• course - Medieval Art

• course - Italian Renaissance Art

• course - Baroque and Rococo Art

• course - Foundations of the European Intellectual Tradition

• course - Thrones, Theatres, and Witches: Early English History

• course - The European Middle Ages

• course - Music of the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Eras

• course - History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy

• course - Theatre Histories I: Global Perspectives

• course - Western Literature I

• course - Western Literature II

• course - Contemporary Transnational Cinema

• course - The Medieval Period: Mapping the Anglo-American Literary Tradition

• course - Medieval or Renaissance Literature: Advanced Studies

• course - Utopia and Dystopia

• course - Forms of Humanism: Renaissance to Enlightenment

• course - The Jewish Experience: An Introduction to Judaism

Note

With the permission of the coordinator, a departmental special topics course or independent study may be substituted for one of the above courses, when the topic is appropriate.