Classics
What is Classics?
Classics is an intensly interdisciplinary field of study comprising the culture, history, languages and material remains of ancient Greek and Roman civilizations. The department carries particular strength in the areas of Roman Culture, Greek History, Archaeology and Digital Classics.
| Department | Classics |
| Major | BA in Classics (concentrations: Ancient Greek Language and Literatures; Ancient History; Ancient Latin Language and Literatures; Classical Civilizations; Mediterranean Archaeology) |
| Combined Degree | BA/EdM in Classics-Latin/Education |
| Minor | Minor in Classics (concentrations: Ancient Greek Language and Literatures; Ancient History; Ancient Latin Language and Literatures; Classical Civilization; Mediterranean Archaeology) |
| Address | 338 Academic Center Ellicott Complex |
| Phone | (716) 645-0466 |
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