Ancient World Cultures Minor

19 credit hours

The interdisciplinary minor in ancient world cultures is designed to make the study of such cultures available to students in a programmatic way, but without the requirement of learning Latin and Greek. Students can learn about the history, literature, art, and culture of antiquity. This minor is a good complement in particular to majors in anthropology, art history, English, history, and philosophy, but is available to all students regardless of major.

Requirements

Two required courses:

ANT 22500	Introduction to Archaeology	4
ARTH 22200	History of Western Art to 1300	3

Four courses selected from the following:

ANT 11200	Cultural Anthropology	3
ARTH 22600	History of Non-Western Art	3
ARTH 35700	Ancient Art	3
ARTH 35800	Medieval Art	3
ARTH 36401-36499	Topics in Non-Western Art	3
ARTH 38400	Classical Myth	3
ENGL 25600	Greek Myth, Epic, and Tragedy	3
HIST 10000	World History: The Ancient and Medieval World	3
PHRL 32000	Ancient Philosophy	3

Some selected Special Topics courses may be substituted with permission.