Faculty of Arts 4. Program Details 4.33 Greek and Roman Studies4.33 Greek and Roman Studies
Baccalaureate Degrees Offered
Degrees in Greek and Roman Studies Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Greek and Roman Studies BA in Greek and Roman Studies with Co-operative Education BA Honours in Greek and Roman Studies BA Honours in Greek and Roman Studies with Co-operative Education Related Interdisciplinary Degrees (See separate listings) BA and BA Honours in Ancient and Medieval History BA Honours in Classical and Early Christian Studies. Notes:
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Introduction
The Department of Greek and Roman Studies offers instruction in Greek and Latin language and literature, in Greek, Roman, and late antique history and archaeology, and in the more general area of ancient Mediterranean civilizations. Both Greek and Latin may be started at the University. The relevant half courses are Greek 201 and Greek 203, and Latin 201 and Latin 203. Advanced placement to Greek 301 or Latin 301 may be granted at the discretion of the Department to those students who have Greek 30, Latin 30 or an equivalent background. Students majoring in the Department are encouraged to choose a related Minor Field. Related disciplines include: Anthropology, Art, English, French, German, History, Italian, Linguistics, Philosophy, Political Science, Religious Studies, Sociology and Spanish. There are also related interdisciplinary minor programs such as Medieval, Renaissance and Reformation Studies. |
Contact Information
Department Head: H. Sigismund Nielson Department Office: Social Sciences 506 Phone: 403.220.5537 Fax: 403.220.9581 Email: grst@ucalgary.ca Website: |
Admission to the Major
Prospective students wishing to enter the BA (Greek and Roman Studies) Program must meet the criteria in the section of this Calendar on A.2 Admission Requirements at the Áù¾ÅÉ«ÌÃ. |
Overlapping Programs
Programs in Greek and Roman Studies cannot be taken in conjunction with programs in either Ancient and Medieval History or Classical and Early Christian Studies. This restriction applies to Double Majors, Combined Degrees and Second Baccalaureate Degrees and also to most Major-plus-Minor combinations. A maximum of 10 full-course equivalents is allowed in any discipline within the Major Field of Greek and Roman Studies. Minors in Greek or Latin, however, may be taken in conjunction with degrees in Ancient and Medieval History. Minors in Greek or Latin can only be taken in conjunction with the program in Linguistics and Language if the Language Option for that program differs from the language of the Minor. |