Greek, Concentration

Greek is one of three concentrations offered by the Classics Department. Coursework in Greek will start the student on a journey to reading some of the most seminal documents of Greek philosophy, tragedy, mythology, and poetry. Explore the profound influence of Greek on the Christian tradition, from its literary inception to its continued impact on modern spirituality. Delve into the ethical frameworks shaped by classical philosophers, poets, and statesmen that can inform your own logic and rhetoric for the purposes of a contemporary world.

Unlock the Richness of Greek Tradition

A Concentration in Greek consists of four advanced (3000 or above) Greek language courses (CLG) offered through the Classics department. 

For one of the four advanced courses, one may substitute:
 - Two lower division courses in Latin such as:
        - CLL 1301 & 1302 First-Year Latin I and II 
        - CLL 2311 & 2312 Second-Year Latin I and II
 - A theoretical course in another discipline such as the ones below
       - EDU 5354 Language Acquisition/Linguistics
       - MCT 3330 Historical Linguistics
       - PHI 4335 Philosophy of Language
       - PSY 3334 Psychology of Language and Expression
 - An Advanced Course in a second language

Any other substitutions would require the approval of the coordinator.