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Nov 21, 2024
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2011-2012 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]
Classics, B.A. Major in
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Administered by the Department of Comparative Literature and Languages
Professor Leonard, Chairperson
Associate Professor Marchesi, Adviser
Also see Classics, Minor in .
There are two major concentrations in Classics at Hofstra:
- The concentration in Classical Languages and Literatures emphasizes language training in ancient Greek and/or Latin and provides the student with a strong background in classical literature and in related areas of study within classics—for example, ancient history, philosophy, art history, and the religious traditions of Greece and Rome and early Christianity.
- The concentration in Classical Civilizations focuses on the literatures of antiquity (taught in translation), along with additional emphases in the ancient languages, and in related areas of study within classics —for example, ancient history, philosophy, art history, and the religious traditions of Greece and Rome and early Christianity.
Classics majors interested in pursuing the study of law and/or medicine should take courses emphasizing the origins of medical and legal thought in antiquity. HIST 123 and SPCM 5 are recommended for students interested in law and CLL 46 is recommended for students interested in medicine.
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B.A. Major in Classics with a Concentration in Classical Languages and Literatures
In addition to the complete B.A. requirements as specified in the Hofstra College of Liberal Arts and Sciences section of this Bulletin, 36 semester hours, distributed as follows: 1. Greek and/or Latin
18 semester hours in ancient Greek and/or Latin (6 semester hours must be at the 100-level in either language); 2. Classical literature
12 semester hours in Classical literature in CLL or LIT; 3. 6 semester hours of course work in other departments, selected under advisement
Students and advisers are not limited to the list below and may, after consultation, select other courses to fulfill this requirement. B.A. Major in Classics with a Concentration in Classical Civilizations
In addition to the complete B.A. requirements as specified in the Hofstra College of Liberal Arts and Sciences section of this Bulletin, 33 semester hours, distributed as follows: 1. Ancient Greek and/or Latin
12 semester hours in Ancient Greek and/or Latin; 2. Classical literature
12 semester hours in Classical literature in CLL or LIT; 3. 9 semester hours of course work from other departments, selected under advisement
Students and advisers are not limited to the list below and may, after consultation, select other courses to fulfill this requirement. |
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