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Classical Studies

Utah Valley University · Orem, UT

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Program
Award
Minor
CIP
16.0104
Total credits (published)
18
Catalog edition
0103
Checklist type
degree-program
SOC
25-1123
Description
, Minor // Overview Requirements Graduation Plan Learning Outcomes Careers Visit the Philosophy and Humanities Department page for more information on the program and access to advising. Program Description Classics traditionally refers to the study of language, philosophy, arts, literatures, history, and more of ancient Greece and Rome. At UVU, Classics takes a more global and diverse approach, recognizing that many cultures around the world have had “classical periods” which have shaped their entire pre-modern histories and continue to influence the world today. At present, the Classics minor at UVU offers particular strengths in ancient Greece and China, along with Rome-including language training in Ancient Greek, Classical Chinese, and Latin (with the hope and possibility for more). The program aims to preserve and promote the strengths of traditional Classics while also critically incorporating global and non-Western classical traditions for a more comparative and multicultural approach to ancient civilization, value, the canon, and the very idea of classics. Matriculation Requirements Completion of 30 hours of credit.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
230737
CourseShelf checklist
CK_230737_4ea73e84
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

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

Program Requirements

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    Discipline Core Requirements

    major core · 3 items
    1. PHIL 2110
      3
    2. CLST 2900R
      3
    3. CLST 4900R
      3

    Elective Requirements

    electives · 26 items
    1. In addition to the 9 credits of core requirements, students must complete an additional 9 hours of electives. The following list of courses has been approved for the Classical Studies IS Emphasis. If a course that is not represented on the following list has sufficient classical studies related content, the student may seek approval from the Classical Studies Coordinator to have the course count toward the IS Emphasis. Note: Latin or Greek language coursework applied toward a Student's foreign language requirement will not be applied toward Classical Studies elective requirements.
      Not resolved to a course
      9
    2. ANTH 3260
      Archeological Method and Theory
      As published: “Archeological Method and Theory (3)”
      3
    3. ARTH 2710
      Prehistoric Through Gothic Art History
      As published: “Prehistoric Through Gothic Art History (3)”
      3
    4. ARTH 3020
      Ancient Greek Art and Architecture
      As published: “Ancient Greek Art and Architecture (3)”
      3
    5. ENGL 2230
      Myths and Legends in Literature
      As published: “Myths and Legends in Literature (3)”
      3
    6. ENGL 3610
      Medieval Literature
      As published: “Medieval Literature (3)”
      3
    7. ENGL 3760G
      World Literature
      As published: “World Literature (3)”
      3
    8. HIST 3130
      Roman History
      As published: “Roman History (3)”
      3
    9. HIST 3140
      Roman Empire
      As published: “Roman Empire (3)”
      3
    10. HONR 2000
      Ancient Legacies
      As published: “Ancient Legacies (3)”
      3
    11. HUM 2010
      World History Through the Arts I
      As published: “World History Through the Arts I (3)”
      3
    12. HUM 2500
      Introduction to Ancient Greek I
      As published: “Introduction to Ancient Greek I (6)”
      6
    13. HUM 2510
      Introduction to Ancient Greek II
      As published: “Introduction to Ancient Greek II (6)”
      6
    14. PHIL 2130
      Medieval Philosophy
      As published: “Medieval Philosophy (3)”
      3
    15. PHIL 3860R
      Topics in Ancient Philosophy
      As published: “Topics in Ancient Philosophy (3)”
      3
    16. GRK 1010
      Beginning Ancient Greek I
      As published: “Beginning Ancient Greek I (4)”
      4
    17. GRK 1020
      Beginning Ancient Greek II
      As published: “Beginning Ancient Greek II (4)”
      4
    18. GRK 2010
      Intermediate Ancient Greek I
      As published: “Intermediate Ancient Greek I (4)”
      4
    19. GRK 2020
      Intermediate Ancient Greek II
      As published: “Intermediate Ancient Greek II (4)”
      4
    20. GRK 3010R
      Readings in Ancient Greek
      As published: “Readings in Ancient Greek (undefined)”
      3
    21. LATN 1010
      Beginning Latin I
      As published: “Beginning Latin I (4)”
      4
    22. LATN 1020
      Beginning Latin II
      As published: “Beginning Latin II (4)”
      4
    23. LATN 2010
      Intermediate Latin I
      As published: “Intermediate Latin I (4)”
      4
    24. LATN 2020
      Intermediate Latin II
      As published: “Intermediate Latin II (4)”
      4
    25. LATN 3010
      Readings in Latin
      As published: “Readings in Latin (3)”
      3
    26. HIST 3110
      Greek History
      As published: “Greek History (3)”
      3
    Source. Utah Valley University, catalog 0103 — https://catalog.uvu.edu/humanities-social-sciences/philosophy-humanities/classical-studies-minor/. Captured page pages/0103.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.