卡爾頓大學

Greek and Roman Studies (Classics) provides an excellent opportunity to learn about the ancient roots of civilization, and to observe the impact that the ancient world had on later eras. The program examines the literature, language, history, philosophy, mythology, religion, social and economic life, technology, art, architecture and archaeology of the ancient world, framed by the impact on the Mediterranean basin of the city-states of Greece and the Roman Republic and Empire. In addition to learning about the history of civilizations that have made an indelible impact on the modern world, you will have the opportunity to learn the ancient Greek and Latin languages, to study ancient literature in the original languages or in translation, and to benefit from the expertise of Carleton scholars who have a rich variety of interests and areas of specialty. The program is intrinsically interdisciplinary: the study of Classics provides a well-rounded education, producing graduates who can reason, argue, and communicate—essential skills for any field. A minor in Archaeology is also available.

Three-year BA (General)

The Bachelor of Arts (General) program in Greek and Roman Studies requires 15.0 credits and is normally completed after three years of full-time study. Your required courses will include 6.0 credits in Greek and Roman Studies. Additional credits in Greek and Roman Studies can be taken as electives.

Four-year BA (Honours)

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) program in Greek and Roman Studies is a more intensive program requiring 20.0 credits, normally completed in four years of fulltime study. This degree requires 10.0 credits in Greek and Roman Studies, including a minimum of 1.0 credit in Greek or Latin. Additional credits in Greek and Roman Studies can be taken as electives.

Combined Honours

If you wish to combine the study of Greek and Roman Studies with another discipline, you could consider a Combined Honours degree. You will need 7.0 credits in Greek and Roman Studies and you must meet the requirements for a Combined Honours in the other discipline.