Program checklist · B.A.–Greek

Classics Major, B.A.–Greek

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · Chapel Hill, NC

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Program

Award: B.A.–Greek
Credential class: ceterms:BachelorDegree
Total credits (published): 35
Catalog edition: 2026-2027 Academic Catalog
Checklist type: degree-program

Identifiers

IPEDS UNITID: 199120
CourseShelf checklist: CK_199120_eaeb2015
CollegeTransfer.Net: Institution Transfer Profile
Source: CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Classics Major, B.A.–Greek

major core · 0 items

Core Requirements

major core · 4 items

CLAS 391
Junior Seminar
3
GREK 204
Intermediate Greek II
or: GREK 205 Introductory Greek New Testament
3
Five additional courses in Greek above GREK 203 1
Not resolved to a course
15
Two additional courses in CLAS or CLAR with full or partial emphasis on ancient Greek culture (see list below)
Not resolved to a course
6

Additional Requirements

3 items

GREK 101
Elementary Classical Greek I
As published: “Elementary Classical Greek I 2”
4
GREK 102
Elementary Classical Greek II
As published: “Elementary Classical Greek II 2”
4
GREK 203
Intermediate Greek I
As published: “Intermediate Greek I 2”
3

Classics Major, B.A.–Latin

major core · 4 items

CLAS 391
Junior Seminar
3
LATN 204
Intermediate Latin II
or: LATN 205 Medieval Latin
3
Five additional courses in Latin above LATN 203 1
Not resolved to a course
15
Two additional courses in CLAS or CLAR with full or partial emphasis on Roman culture (see list below)
Not resolved to a course
6

Additional Requirements

3 items

LATN 101
Elementary Latin I
As published: “Elementary Latin I 2”
4
LATN 102
Elementary Latin II
As published: “Elementary Latin II 2”
4
LATN 203
Intermediate Latin I
As published: “Intermediate Latin I 2”
3

Classics Major, B.A.–Combined Greek and Latin

major core · 0 items

Core Requirements

major core · 1 item

Choose one emphasis 1
Not resolved to a course
18

Greek Emphasis

1 item

CLAS 391
Junior Seminar
3

Five Greek courses above GREK 203

0 items

Two Latin courses above LATN 203

0 items

One additional course in CLAS or CLAR with full or partial emphasis on ancient Greek culture (see course list below)

0 items

Latin Emphasis

1 item

CLAS 391
Junior Seminar
3

Five Latin courses above LATN 203

0 items

Two Greek courses above GREK 203

0 items

One additional course in CLAS or CLAR with full or partial emphasis on Roman culture (see course list below)

0 items

Additional Requirements 2

6 items

Greek Culture and Roman Culture Course Lists

0 items

Courses with Full or Partial Emphasis on Greek Culture

42 items

ARTH 461
Greek Sculpture
3
CLAR 50
First-Year Seminar: Art in the Ancient City
As published: “First-Year Seminar: Art in the Ancient City H”
3
CLAR 110
The Archaeology of Palestine in the New Testament Period
3
CLAR 120
Ancient Cities of the Mediterranean
As published: “Ancient Cities of the Mediterranean H”
3
CLAR 243
Minoans and Mycenaeans: The Archaeology of Bronze Age Greece
3
CLAR 244
Greek Art and Archaeology
3
CLAR 250
Who Owns the Past?: Archaeology, Ethics, and Politics
As published: “Who Owns the Past?: Archaeology, Ethics, and Politics H”
3
CLAR 268
From Alexander to Cleopatra: Hellenistic Art and Archaeology
3
CLAR 270
Quantifying the Past: Big Data and Big Questions in Classical Archaeology
3
CLAR 374
The Archaeology of Death
3
CLAR 375
Archaeology of Cult
3
CLAR 411
Method and Theory in Classical Archaeology
3
CLAR 464
Greek Architecture
3
CLAR 480
Egypt after the Pharaohs
3
CLAR 491
The Archaeology of Early Greece (1200-500 BCE)
3
CLAR 492
Archaeology of Greek Sanctuaries
3
CLAS 51
First-Year Seminar: Greek Drama from Page to Stage
As published: “First-Year Seminar: Greek Drama from Page to Stage H”
3
CLAS 55
First-Year Seminar: Three Greek and Roman Epics
As published: “First-Year Seminar: Three Greek and Roman Epics H”
3
CLAS 57
First-Year Seminar: Dead and Deadly Women: Greek Tragic Heroines from Aeschylus to Eliot
As published: “First-Year Seminar: Dead and Deadly Women: Greek Tragic Heroines from Aeschylus to Eliot H”
3
CLAS 59
First-Year Seminar: Ancient Magic and Religion
3
CLAS 61
First-Year Seminar: Writing the Past
As published: “First-Year Seminar: Writing the Past H”
3
CLAS 62
First-Year Seminar: Bandits, Barbarians, and Rebels in the Ancient Mediterranean
3
CLAS 121
The Greeks
As published: “The Greeks H”
3
CLAS 123
Summer Study Abroad in Greece
3
CLAS 133H
Epic and Tragedy
3
CLAS 231
The Theater in the Greek and Roman World
As published: “The Theater in the Greek and Roman World H”
3
CLAS 240
Women in Greek Art and Literature
As published: “Women in Greek Art and Literature H”
3
CLAS 242
Sex and Gender in Antiquity
3
CLAS 243
Race and Ethnicity in the Ancient Mediterranean
3
CLAS 253
Pericles and Athens
As published: “Pericles and Athens H”
3
CLAS 254
Alexander and the Hellenistic World
3
CLAS 260
Ancient Medicine
As published: “Ancient Medicine H”
3
CLAS 263
Athletics in the Greek and Roman Worlds
As published: “Athletics in the Greek and Roman Worlds H”
3
CLAS 271
Classical Rhetoric and American Democracy
3
CLAS 300
Classical Rhetoric: The Science of Persuasive Speech in Classical Antiquity and Beyond
3
CLAS 361
Homer and the Heroic Age of Greece
3
CLAS 362
Greek Tragedy
As published: “Greek Tragedy H”
3
CLAS 363
Latin and Greek Lyric Poetry in Translation
As published: “Latin and Greek Lyric Poetry in Translation H”
3
CLAS 364
The Classical Background of English Poetry
As published: “Classical Backgrounds of Literature in English H”
3
CLAS 365
The Lives of Others from Herodotus to Tacitus
3
CLAS 380
Emperors, Tyrants, Kings, and Rulers in Ancient Greece and Rome
3
CLAS 409
Greek and Roman Historians
As published: “Greek and Roman Historians H”
3

Courses with Full or Partial Emphasis on Roman Culture

37 items

CLAR 110
The Archaeology of Palestine in the New Testament Period
3
CLAR 115
Life in the Roman Army
3
CLAR 200
Art and Fashion from Rome to Timbuktu
3
CLAR 247
Roman Art and Archaeology
3
CLAR 248
Italy Before the Romans
3
CLAR 250
Who Owns the Past?: Archaeology, Ethics, and Politics
As published: “Who Owns the Past?: Archaeology, Ethics, and Politics H”
3
CLAR 270
Quantifying the Past: Big Data and Big Questions in Classical Archaeology
3
CLAR 374
The Archaeology of Death
3
CLAR 380
Life and Art in Ancient Pompeii
3
CLAR 411
Method and Theory in Classical Archaeology
3
CLAR 465
Roman Architecture
3
CLAR 474
Roman Sculpture
3
CLAR 476
Roman Painting
3
CLAR 480
Egypt after the Pharaohs
3
CLAS 55
First-Year Seminar: Three Greek and Roman Epics
As published: “First-Year Seminar: Three Greek and Roman Epics H”
3
CLAS 59
First-Year Seminar: Ancient Magic and Religion
3
CLAS 62
First-Year Seminar: Bandits, Barbarians, and Rebels in the Ancient Mediterranean
3
CLAS 65
First-Year Seminar: The City of Rome
As published: “First-Year Seminar: The City of Rome H”
3
CLAS 122
The Romans
As published: “The Romans H”
3
CLAS 231
The Theater in the Greek and Roman World
As published: “The Theater in the Greek and Roman World H”
3
CLAS 241
Women in Ancient Rome
As published: “Women in Ancient Rome H”
3
CLAS 242
Sex and Gender in Antiquity
3
CLAS 243
Race and Ethnicity in the Ancient Mediterranean
3
CLAS 257
Augustus and Rome
As published: “Augustus and Rome H”
3
CLAS 258
The Early Roman Empire
3
CLAS 259
Pagans and Christians
As published: “Pagans and Christians H”
3
CLAS 260
Ancient Medicine
As published: “Ancient Medicine H”
3
CLAS 263
Athletics in the Greek and Roman Worlds
As published: “Athletics in the Greek and Roman Worlds H”
3
CLAS 271
Classical Rhetoric and American Democracy
3
CLAS 300
Classical Rhetoric: The Science of Persuasive Speech in Classical Antiquity and Beyond
3
CLAS 363
Latin and Greek Lyric Poetry in Translation
As published: “Latin and Greek Lyric Poetry in Translation H”
3
CLAS 364
The Classical Background of English Poetry
As published: “Classical Backgrounds of Literature in English H”
3
CLAS 365
The Lives of Others from Herodotus to Tacitus
3
CLAS 371
Cicero, Caesar, and the End of the Roman Republic
3
CLAS 380
Emperors, Tyrants, Kings, and Rulers in Ancient Greece and Rome
3
CLAS 409
Greek and Roman Historians
As published: “Greek and Roman Historians H”
3
CLAS 415
Roman Law
As published: “Roman Law H”
3

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