Greek, Latin, and Ancient Mediterranean Studies with a Concentration in Greek and Latin Language and Literature

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Department Page: Greek, Latin, and Ancient Mediterranean Studies

Program Learning Outcomes: Greek, Latin, and Ancient Mediterranean Studies

This major may not be paired with the Greek Minor , the Greek and Latin Minor , or the Latin Minor .

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.

College Requirements:

Degree Requirements (2025-26)

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: 9-12, depending on language proficiency

Five Units of Greek & Latin Language

Three units at the 300 level in either Greek or Latin language
Two units in the other language

Two units in ancient Mediterranean studies in history (ANME 370-379) or archaeology (ANME 380-389)

Junior Year Requirement:

Junior qualifying examination

Two units of Thesis

GLAM 470 - Thesis

Recommended but Not Required:

Additional units in ancient Mediterranean studies courses, including Advanced Greek or Advanced Latin.
French, German, or both.
Relevant courses in other subjects such as anthropology, art history, linguistics, literary theory, philosophy, religion, and comparative race and ethnicity studies.