The Classical Civilization minor is designed to recognize a serious commitment to the study of the cultures and civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome. Lower-division survey courses in historical studies, classical literature, mythology, and film provide an essential introduction to the imagination and power of the ancient world. Students may fulfill upper-division requirements from a variety of courses in classical civilization and related fields, including political and social history, literature, art and archaeology, religion, mythology, philosophy, and cultural studies of ethnicity, gender, and sexuality in antiquity.
 

Preparation for the Minor:

1. Classics 10
2. Classics 20
3. One Class Selected From: Classics 30, 40W, 41W, 42, 51A, 51B, 60, 87GE, or 88GE

Requirements for the Minor:

1. 5 upper division courses in Classical Civilization (drawn from Classics M114A -185 and 191).
2. One upper-division course in Ancient History will be automatically approved by petition.
3. Other courses in related fields may be substituted by petition and with the approval of the Faculty Undergraduate Advisor.
4. A minimum of 20 units in the minor must be in addition to the units applied toward a major or minor in another department or program.