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Greek Language and Literature

May be elected as a departmental concentration program

Prerequisites to Concentration. Greek 101 and 102 or special placement examination.

Concentration Program. Requires a minimum of 9 courses (of at least 3 credits each) including:

  1. Seven courses in Greek at the 300-level or above (at least 4 of these must be at the 400-level or above, usually including Greek 401 and 402).
  2. Two courses selected from Classical Archaeology 221, Classical Civilization 101, or History 200.

    Three credits of Independent Study (Greek 499) may be used with written approval of the undergraduate advisor.

Honors Concentration. In addition to the concentration requirements stated above, students must complete an Honors thesis and a reading list in their senior year.


Undergraduate Courses in Classical Greek


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