Greek, Latin, and Ancient Mediterranean Studies with a Concentration in History and Archaeology of the Ancient Mediterranean

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(Requirements for the GLAM major with a concentration in history & archaeology of the ancient Mediterranean are listed below. Follow this link for the Greek Minor , Greek and Latin Minor , or Latin Minor requirements.)

Students must complete all of the following requirements to graduate with a bachelor of arts in this program. Some courses may apply toward multiple requirements, including distribution and division requirements.

College Requirements:

Degree Requirements

Students are required to complete all standard college requirements.

Division Requirements:

Literature and Languages

Students are required to fulfill the division requirements for their major.

Total divisional units: 3

Major Requirements:

Total major units: 12, depending on language proficiency

Two units in ancient Mediterranean studies in ancient history

Two units in ancient Mediterranean studies in archaeology

Three units in Greek and/or Latin

⇒A minimum of one at the 200 level or higher (excluding 470)

Three Additional Units of Greek, Latin, or Ancient Mediterranean Studies

⇒Two of these units may, with department approval, be satisfied by two units in one of the following areas:

Anthropology:

ANTH 201 - Topics in Contemporary Anthropology
OR
ANTH 211 - Introduction to Anthropology: History, Theory, Method
One additional unit of anthropology

History:

any two units (including courses with a historical focus or methodology in other departments). Students should inquire with the GLAM department about appropriate substitutions.

Religion:

any two units

Art history:

ART 201 - Introduction to the History of Art

One additional unit of art history:

Junior Year Requirement:

Junior qualifying examination

Two units of Thesis

GLAM 470 - Thesis

Recommended, but Not Required:

MATH 141 - Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Other relevant courses in subjects such as anthropology, art history, or history
French, German, or both