Classical and Medieval Studies Minor

Minor Requirements

Philosophy Courses
PHI 113Ancient Philosophy3
or PHI 224 Medieval Philosophy
Art History, History, Literature, or Women's Studies
Select two of the following: 16
ART 102
Art History: Ancient through Gothic Art
ART 201
Art History: Ancient Greek Art
ART 203
Art History: Ancient Roman Art
ART 204
Art History: Medieval Art
HIS 114W
The European Experience: The Ancient World
HIS 114S
The European Experience: Church, State and Society in Medieval Europe
HIS 196C
History of Ancient and Medieval Africa
WS 220
The Medieval Woman
Select three of the following:9
ART 201
Art History: Ancient Greek Art
ART 203
Art History: Ancient Roman Art
ART 204
Art History: Medieval Art
ENG 301
The History of the English Language
HIS 203
Rome's Golden Age: The Late Republic and Early Empire
HIS 225
The World of the Middle Ages: Byzantium
HIS 226
The World of the Middle Ages: The West
HIS 330
Barbarian Europe: 300 - 1000 A.D.
LIT 350
Comparative Medieval Literature
LIT 361
Chaucer
RES 201
Great Ideas in Western Religious Thought
RES 231
The Bible: Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament)
RES 232
The Bible: Christian Scriptures (New Testament)
Total Credits18
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Students may substitute a classical language course, GRK 101 Elementary Classical Greek I or LAT 101 Elementary Latin I, for a course in ART, HIS, LIT, or WS.

Substitutions of new courses or independent studies in classical or medieval studies are possible. Students may also substitute a 6 credit INT course combining any two from Art; History; Literature; Philosophy; Religious Studies or Women's Studies. Examples might include: The Classical World; The Medieval World; Monsters, Maidens and Mayhem: Love, Lust and War in the Middle Ages; Ancient World Empires: From Alexander to Augustus. Substitutions must be approved by the Classical & Medieval Studies Committee.