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377 Bachelor's degrees in Classics in United States

Modern Languages and Classics
The Modern Languages and Classics degree prepares The University of Maine students to successfully take their place in the new global century.

Classical Humanities
Gain a deep understanding of the literature, culture and history of Greco-Roman civilization with this Classical Humanities programme from Xavier University.
Classics
Learn about ancient civilizations in small classes and visit historical sites while studying abroad in Rome or Athens with the Classics degree at Kalamazoo College.
Latin
Courses in Latin at Williams College enable students to increase their linguistic facility as they study important authors, subjects, and periods and develop a variety of methodological skills
Classical studies
The Classical studies 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.
Classics - History - Politics
The Classics - History - Politics major at Colorado College offers students interested in the Western intellectual tradition the opportunity for multidisciplinary study supported by training in languages central to that tradition.
Classics - Latin and Romance Languages
By providing insights into the linguistic, cultural, and intellectual lives of other peoples, language study and the investigation of foreign literatures and cultures foster in the student a broader, more informed perspective on the world. If this seems interesting to you, then Stockton University's Classics - Latin and Romance Languages major might be for you.
Modern and Classical Languages
Wheaton College Illinois' Modern and Classical Languages study equips students to do so especially well by challenging them to master a language, to ask significant questions and seek answers, to develop original ideas, and to become intellectually self-motivated, life-long learners and servants of Christ.
Modern and Classical Languages - Hebrew
Wheaton College Illinois' Modern and Classical Languages - Hebrew study equips students to do so especially well by challenging them to master a language, to ask significant questions and seek answers, to develop original ideas, and to become intellectually self-motivated, life-long learners and servants of Christ.
Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures
In the Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, students develop linguistic, cultural, and literary competencies in modern and classical languages while receiving a multicultural education that prepares them to succeed in our diverse global society.
Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, Latin American Studies
In the Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, Latin American Studies program, at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, students develop linguistic, cultural, and literary competencies in modern and classical languages while receiving a multicultural education that prepares them to succeed in our diverse global society.
Classics
Students who study the classical Mediterranean world investigate the foundations of Western civilization, where religious thought, legal codes, drama, literature - even the writing of history itself - took shape. Enroll in the Classics program at Augustana University to become one of those students.
Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, Classics
In the Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, Classics program, at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, students develop linguistic, cultural, and literary competencies in modern and classical languages while receiving a multicultural education that prepares them to succeed in our diverse global society.
Classical Languages Latin
As an Classical Languages Latin major at Saint Mary's College of California, you will work closely with your professors, reading, contemplating and writing about the principal genres of literature and the related medium of film.
Ancient Greek
Some of the most penetrating, moving, and influential texts in the history of Western civilization arose from the world of ancient Greece. The major in Ancient Greek at Boston University teaches students to read archaic and classical Greek texts (such as Homer, Sophocles, Euripides, Plato, and Thucydides) in their original language.
Classical Languages and Literatures
As members of the Classical Languages and Literatures program at the University of Maryland, we pride ourselves on bringing the ancient world to life. Our subject embraces all aspects of the closely related cultures of ancient Greece and Rome: their languages, material culture, history, literature, religions, politics, and gender systems.
Classics
The Classics programme at Baylor University offers a comprehensive exploration of ancient civilisations. This bachelor degree provides students with a rigorous academic foundation through a public study mode. Over four years, learners engage with historical texts and cultural legacies to develop advanced analytical skills.
Classical Studies: Classics
The Classical Studies: Classics programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive B.A. degree delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate course focuses on Greek and Latin literature and language, providing students with the linguistic skills and cultural context needed to master ancient texts over four years.
Classical Civilization
The Classical Civilization programme at The University of Vermont offers a comprehensive B.A. degree through full-time, on-campus study. This public university course explores ancient history, culture, and philosophy, providing students with a rigorous liberal arts foundation and deep immersion in classical literature.
Classics
Classics offered by the University of Cincinnati is the study of the language and literature of ancient Greece and Rome. Classics majors develop language skills and eventually read Homer, Plato or the New Testament, and Cicero, Virgil or Augustine in the original.