The Ancient and Medieval Studies Minor allows students to appreciate ancient and medieval civilizations both as accomplishments worthy of study in their own right and for a better understanding of the modern world. This program provides an interdisciplinary framework for exploring topics that range from history of ideas and institutions to that of material culture and archaeology, literature, philosophy and languages.
| Code | Title | Semester Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Requirements | ||
| ANCIENT & MEDIEVAL WORLDS | ||
| Additional 18 hours from the courses below or courses approved by Director; 12 of these hours must be at the 300-level or above. | 18 | |
WLC 101N | ||
WLC 102N | ||
| INTRO FOREIGN LANG I: ARABIC | ||
| INTRO FOREIGN LANG II: ARABIC | ||
WLC 201N | ||
WLC 499N: Special Topic Latin | ||
| READINGS LITERATURE/CULTURE I | ||
| MYTHOLOGY | ||
| THE BIBLE AS LITERATURE | ||
| CHAUCER | ||
| ARTHURIAN ROMANCE | ||
| CHAUCER | ||
| ARTHURIAN ROMANCE | ||
| ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY | ||
| CLASSI POLITI PHILOSOPHY | ||
| ANCIENT GREEK ART | ||
| MEDIEVAL ART | ||
| RENAISSANCE ART | ||
| ANCIENT ROMAN ART | ||
| HISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGY | ||
| IMPERIAL ROME | ||
| WORLD OF MIDDLE AGES | ||
HY 399 ST: Islam World to 1800 | ||
| STUDIES IN HISTORY | ||
| Total Semester Hours | 18 | |