Because this minor is multidisciplinary, to satisfy requirements students must select courses in philosophy and at least three other disciplines. For further information about this minor, see Chair of Philosophy and Religious Studies.
Minor Requirements
Course List
| Code |
Title |
Credits |
| PHI 113 | Ancient Philosophy | 3 |
| or PHI 224 | Medieval Philosophy |
| 1 | 6 |
| Art History: Ancient through Gothic Art | |
| Art History: Ancient Greek Art | |
| Art History: Ancient Roman Art | |
| Art History: Medieval Art | |
| The European Experience: The Ancient World | |
| The European Experience: Church, State and Society in Medieval Europe | |
| History of Ancient and Medieval Africa | |
| The Medieval Woman | |
| 9 |
| Art History: Ancient Greek Art | |
| Art History: Ancient Roman Art | |
| Art History: Medieval Art | |
| The History of the English Language | |
| Rome's Golden Age: The Late Republic and Early Empire | |
| The World of the Middle Ages: Byzantium | |
| The World of the Middle Ages: The West | |
| Barbarian Europe: 300 - 1000 A.D. | |
| Comparative Medieval Literature | |
| Chaucer | |
| Great Ideas in Western Religious Thought | |
| The Bible: Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) | |
| The Bible: Christian Scriptures (New Testament) | |
| Total Credits | 18 |
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.
