408 Bachelor's degrees in Classics in North America

Samford University offers an outstanding education in the ancient Latin language, with emphasis on prose and poetry, alongside travel opportunities and courses in the history and culture of the classical world and its importance for the 21st century.

The study of Classics from University of Dallas provides a renewed understanding of the intellectual heritage afforded us by the Greeks and Romans.

Classics at Hendrix College is the integrated study of the language, literature, art, society, history, and thought of the ancient Greeks and Romans.  

At Classics and Classical Studies from Whitman College, you'll study Greek and Roman antiquity through the ancient languages, literature, histories, arts, cultures, and thoughts of those periods.

The Department of Classics at College of the Holy Cross is the largest and most active undergraduate program in the United States. Whatever your background or interests, you can design a major from our rich array of courses focused exclusively on undergraduates, and can take part in a unique set of cocurricular activities.

Classics from Sewanee The University Of The South prepares students to investigate the literature and culture of the Greco-Roman world, enabling them not only to appreciate the texts but also to interrogate them critically. Students take part in a dynamic dialogue whose roots in ancient culture continue to provide a foundation for confronting today's pressing issues.

Classical Studies is concerned with the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome—roughly from the time of Homer through the time of St. Augustine—in all of their aspects. This program at University of California, San Diego thus offers undergraduates an opportunity to study the cultures of Greece and Rome.

The Classical Civilizations program from Gonzaga University explores the human experience in antiquity and how the achievements of the distant past have shaped the modern world.

Greek from Sewanee The University Of The South prepares students to investigate the literature and culture of the Greco-Roman world, enabling them not only to appreciate the texts but also to interrogate them critically. Students take part in a dynamic dialogue whose roots in ancient culture continue to provide a foundation for confronting today's pressing issues.

A broad survey of the literature and culture of Greece and Rome is provided by the Classical Civilizations Major. The Greek and Roman Civilization at University of Notre Dame adds a close study of the ancient languages.

Classics program at the University of Utah includes the study of all facets of the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome: their history, philosophy, drama, history of science, textual criticism, religion, archeology, and art history.

Majors of the Classics program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst can choose from a wide variety of courses: in addition to offering all levels of ancient Greek and Latin, we provide dozens of courses in Classical Civilization, such as Greek Mythology, Greek and Roman Culture, Epic Poetry, Greek Religion, Women in Antiquity, as well as numerous courses in Classical Archaeology.

The Classical Culture and Society program from Haverford College offers students the opportunity to explore life in classical antiquity in all of its dimensions—from language, to literature, to history, philosophy, archaeology, and more—as well as its impact on later cultural traditions.

The Classics programme at Concordia University Montréal offers a comprehensive exploration of ancient Greece and Rome. This Bachelor of Arts degree is available for full-time study over three to four years. Students engage in an interdisciplinary curriculum covering archaeology, literature, and history in a vibrant academic setting.

The Classical Language and Literature Emphasis at the University of California, Santa Barbara provides a rigorous exploration of ancient Greek and Latin texts. This full-time undergraduate programme focuses on linguistic mastery and literary analysis, offering students a deep understanding of the foundations of Western culture.

The Latin Education programme at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a full-time, four-year Bachelor of Science degree. This undergraduate course prepares students for secondary teaching certification in grades 6-12. It combines advanced classical language study with essential pedagogical training and school placements.

The Classics - Greek and Roman Culture Emphasis at the University of California, Santa Barbara is a comprehensive undergraduate programme. This full-time degree offers an in-depth exploration of ancient civilisations through a multidisciplinary lens, providing students with a robust academic foundation over four years.

The University of Massachusetts Boston offers a major and minor in Classical Languages, the combined study of Latin and Ancient Greek language and literature.

The Latin Education program of Hope College involves asking questions of various kinds of evidence and using answers to solve problems. Getting valid answers requires students to develop skills of critical thinking and careful evaluation of evidence from a variety of sources—literary, artistic, archeological, oral. History may be the most interdisciplinary of academic disciplines.

The Smith College's Department of Classical Languages and Literatures currently offers four majors: classics, classical studies, Greek and Latin.