Degree Information
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Four Different Degree Streams
Detailed information on degree requirements may be found at the in the ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ Undergraduate Calendar.
Honours
The degree in Greek and Roman Studies consists of 10 credits in GRS and 10 electives, over four years. A credit at ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ is one full-year course, or two semester-long courses.
| Year One | Year Two | Year Three | Year Four |
| Greek or Latin | 2000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin | 3000-level+ Classics, Greek, or Latin | 4000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin |
| Classics, Greek, or Latin | 2000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin | 3000-level+ Classics, Greek, or Latin | Classics, Greek, or Latin |
| Free elective | 2000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin | Classics, Greek, or Latin | Free elective |
| Non-Classics elective | Non-Classics elective | Non-Classics elective | Non-Classics elective |
| Non-Classics elective | Non-Classics elective | Non-Classics elective | Non-Classics elective |
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Combined Honours
A consists of 7 credits in Greek and Roman Studies, and must be taken along with normally 6 or 7 credits in the second combined honours subject.
| Year One | Year Two | Year Three | Year Four |
| Greek or Latin | 2000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin | 3000-level+ Classics, Greek, or Latin | 4000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin |
| Classics, Greek, or Latin | 2000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin | 3000-level+ Classics, Greek, or Latin | Free elective |
| Second Honours subject | Second Honours subject | Second Honours subject | Second Honours subject |
| Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) | Second Honours subject | Second Honours subject | Second Honours subject |
| Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) | Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) | Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) | Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) |
Suggested Combinations for Greek and Roman Studies
Greek and Roman Studies make an ideal combination with many subjects at ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´.
- Many students in the Bachelor of Humanities Great Books Program combine their study of the intellectual history of Western culture with the focus on the Ancient World offered by Greek and Roman Studies.
- Greek and Roman Studies allows students in to have insight into the many classical references and themes in the great works of English Literature.
- Greek and Roman Studies allows students in to give an Ancient focus to their historical work.
- Greek and Roman Studies allows students in or in to understand the cultural context of Ancient and Medieval thought.
- Greek and Roman Studies allows students in Religion to understand the social and political context which gave rise to the three great Abrahamic Religions, as well as giving insight into Greek and Roman religion itself.
- Greek and Roman Studies allows students in to focus on Ancient art and its influence on later art forms such as Renaissance sculpture and Neoclassical architecture.
- The study of Greek and/or Latin allows students in all of these fields to work with the primary texts themselves.
Greek and Roman Studies BA
The in Greek and Roman Studies consists of 6 credits in GRS and 9 electives over three years.
| Year One | Year Two | Year Three |
| Classics, Greek, or Latin | 2000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin | 3000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin |
| Free elective | 2000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin | 3000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin |
| Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) | 2000-level Classics, Greek, or Latin | Free elective |
| Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) | Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) | Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) |
| Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) | Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) | Elective (Not GRS or 2nd Hons subject) |
Minor
The consists of 4 credits in GRS, and is taken as an addition to your primary degree.
- 2.0 credits in Greek and Roman Studies at any level
- 1.0 credit in Greek and Roman Studies at the 2000-level or above
- 1.0 credit in Greek and Roman Studies at the 3000-level or above
Minor in Archaeology
The consists of 4 credits:
1. 1.0 credit in CLCV 1008 and CLCV 1009
2. 1.0 credit in approved electives at the 2000 level
3. 1.0 credit in approved electives at the 3000 level
4. 1.0 credit in approved electives at any level
5. The remaining requirements of the major discipline(s) and degree must be satisfied.
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