Ancient Mediterranean Studies Minor

Students interested in the minor in Ancient Mediterranean Studies must complete the following requirements (6 courses in total):

• One Foundations in Ancient Mediterranean Studies Course (4 credits) in consultation with the Director of Undergraduate Studies (for example, “Daily Life in Greece and Rome” or “Mediterranean Myths, Then & Now”)
• Five courses (20 credits), of which at least three must be listed under Ancient Mediterranean Studies (AMS), Greek (GRK) or Latin (LAT), with the remainder to be chosen from ancient archaeology, ancient history, ancient philosophy, ancient art, ancient literature or other courses in Ancient Mediterranean Studies as approved by the Undergraduate Director.

Note:

• No more than two introductory-level (100-level) courses may be counted toward the minor.
• Three courses must be at the 300-level or above.
• Four courses (16 credits) must be independent of any other major or minor. In other words, only two courses can overlap with a major or with a different minor.
• Any course in which a student receives the grade of P or D shall not count toward the minor.
• Teaching practica (e.g., AMS391, GRK391, LAT391) shall not count toward the minor.