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Apr 20, 2024
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2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Classics BA - Greek and Roman Culture Concentration
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The ancient Greeks and Romans left behind more than stone ruins of buildings. Their legacy of discovery and achievement has influenced our world for more than 2,000 years-and continues to shape our culture today. At UB, you’ll be part of the only classics department in the SUNY system, where you can dive into history, archaeology, mythology and more as you draw connections between the past and the present.
Visit the Classics academic program page for more information about the academic experience, who you will learn from, opportunities outside of class and what you can do with this degree.
Visit the Classics department page for contact information, a brief overview of the department and the curricular options.
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Classics Core (9 credits)
This major track emphasizes the study of Greek and Roman culture. There is no language requirement, although students may take either Greek or Latin for credit toward the major.
Eight Classics Electives (24-26 credits)
Minimum of 7 out of 8 courses must be at the 300/400 level. At least one course from each of the following categories:
Total Credits Required for Major: 33-35
Additional Degree Requirements Include:
- Additional coursework to fulfill UB Curriculum requirements
- Elective courses as needed to complete the 120 credit hour total
Total Credits Required for Graduation: 120
Total Credit Hours Required represents the minimum credits needed to complete this program, and may vary based on a number of circumstances. This chart should not be used for financial aid purposes.
Academic Requirements
Minimum GPA of 2.000 overall.
Curricular Plan
A Curricular Plan provides a roadmap for completing this academic program and the UB Curriculum on time. Your actual plan may vary depending on point of entry to the university, course placement and/or waivers based on standardized test scores, earned alternative credit and/or college transfer credit.
Second Year Fall
- Archaeology, History or Literature Course 1 Credits: 3
- Elective Credits: 3
- Pathway Credits: 3
- Math & Quantitative Reasoning Credits: 4
- Elective Credits: 3
Second Year Spring
- Elective Credits: 3
- Pathway Credits: 3
- Scientific Literacy and Inquiry 1 Credits: 3
- Archaeology, History or Literature Course 2 - 300/400 Level Course Credits: 3
- Archaeology, History or Literature Course 3 - 300/400 Level Course Credits: 3
Third Year Fall
- Elective Credits: 3
- Communication Literacy 2 Credits: 3
- Scientific Literacy and Inquiry 2 Credits: 3
- Scientific Literacy and Inquiry Lab Credits: 1
- Archaeology, History or Literature Course 4 - 300/400 Level Course Credits: 3
- Archaeology, History or Literature Course 5 - 300/400 Level Course Credits: 3
Third Year Spring
- Elective Credits: 3
- Elective Credits: 2
- Pathway Credits: 3
- Archaeology, History or Literature Course 6 - 300/400 Level Course Credits: 3
- Elective Credits: 3
- UBC 399MNT - UB Curriculum Capstone Credits: 1
Fourth Year Fall
- Elective Credits: 3
- Elective Credits: 3
- Elective Credits: 3
- Archaeology, History or Literature Course 7 - 300/400 Level Course Credits: 3
- Elective Credits: 3
Fourth Year Spring
- Elective Credits: 3
- Elective Credits: 3
- Archaeology, History or Literature Course 8 - 300/400 Level Course Credits: 3
- CL 494SEM - Classics Capstone Credits: 3
Total Credits Required: 120
Note: Some classes may count toward both a major and UB Curriculum requirement.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all requirements, the student will have knowledge to:
- Gain knowledge of the fundamental elements of Classics, through study of the languages, classes in Greek and Roman history, art and archaeology, and culture
- Develop their ability to read and analyze texts closely, whether in translation or in the original language
- Demonstrate their ability to write papers, drawing on research tools in the various subdisciplines - texts, documents, physical remains, scholarly articles and books, theoretical approaches, and digital tools
- Understand the legacy of the Greek and Roman world, its historical importance in our own culture
- Be encouraged to supplement classroom learning with experience abroad, whether as part of an archaeological expedition or study abroad program
(HEGIS: 15.04 CLASSICS, CIP: 16.1200 Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General)
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