Latin or ancient Greek, 6 hours

Six hours (but no more) of Latin (LATI) or ancient Greek language classes at any level.

6 advanced hours

 Selected from the following courses:

• AEAH 4802 - Art of Ancient Greece
• AEAH 4803 - Art of Ancient Rome
• ENGL 3360 - Survey of Classical Literature
• HIST 3750 - Greek Civilization
• HIST 3760 - Roman Civilization
• HIST 3762 - Rome: The Biography of a City
• HIST 4215 - Jews Under Greek and Roman Rule
• HIST 4216 - Rome’s Jewish Wars and the Roman Near East
• HIST 4217 - Jew, Greek and Roman: Backgrounds of Early Christianity
• PHIL 3310 - Ancient Philosophy

Plus 6 hours

The remaining 6 hours to fulfill the 18-hour requirement may be selected from the above list of core courses or other courses listed below:

• ANTH 3650 - Origins of Civilization

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• ARCH 3650 - Origins of Civilization

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• ART 2350 - Art History Survey I
• ENGL 3200 - Rhetorical History and Historiography
• ENGL 3431 - Introduction to Early Medieval Literature
• HIST 3770 - Ancient and Medieval Women, Gender and Sexuality
• HIST 4010 - History of Science and Technology to Newton
• HIST 4315 - History of Anti-Semitism from Ancient Times to the Present
• HIST 4650 - Evolution of Warfare to Napoleon
• PHIL 2310 - Introduction to Ancient Philosophy
• PHIL 3500 - Christianity and Philosophy
• PHIL 3510 - Hebrew Bible
• PHIL 3520 - Early Christian Thought
• PSCI 3310 - Political Theory: Socrates to the Eighteenth Century

Additional Information:

Other courses may also qualify, if approved by the classical studies advisors. Interested students should contact Dr. Dean Cassella, Department of World Languages, Literatures and Cultures (DeanCassella@my.unt.edu), or Dr. Christopher Fuhrmann, Department of History (cfuhrmann@unt.edu).