606 Bachelor's degrees in Classics

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.

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.

Students of Greek (Classical Philology) programme at the Heidelberg University learn about Ancient Greek from the perspective of literary studies and linguistics. The cultural history of ancient Greece is also of major importance in order to understand the historical texts.

The B.A. in Classical Studies with Foundation Year at Birkbeck, University of London is a four-year full-time programme. This course offers an evening study format, allowing students to balance their studies with other commitments. The Foundation Year prepares students for the undergraduate course, ensuring a smooth transition into higher education.

Latin programme of Colgate University embraces a multifaceted approach to the ancient Greek and Roman world, studying not only language and literature but also history, art, archaeology, religion, politics, philosophy, and anthropology.

The MA in Classics (Hons) at University of St Andrews is a four-year course run by the School of Classics. You can take this degree whether or not you have studied Latin or Greek before. There are beginners’ courses in both Greek and Latin for those who have not studied the languages before or who have only studied them a little.

The Classical Languages and Cultures programme at Wright State University offers a comprehensive public study mode for students. This bachelor degree focuses on ancient civilisations through rigorous linguistic and cultural analysis. Students engage with historical texts and traditions to build a strong academic foundation.

Classics from Sarah Lawrence College includes courses in Greek (Ancient) and Latin at the beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels, as well as literature courses in translation. Beginning language students acquire the fundamentals of Greek (Ancient) or Latin in one year and begin reading authentic texts.

The Classics programme at Lee University is a full-time undergraduate degree focusing on the profound influence of ancient Greek and Roman cultures on Western civilisation. Students engage with major historical thinkers through a curriculum that integrates faith and academic rigour over a standard four-year duration.

This Classics, English and History (Hons) programme from University College Dublin will bring students to the heart of vital questions about society, history, culture and life itself, and deep into the array of texts that are the result of millennia of lives lived.

The Classical Studies programme at Acadia University offers a comprehensive four-year undergraduate degree available in both standard and honours formats. Students engage in a full-time exploration of ancient civilisations, focusing on the languages, literature, and history of Greece and Rome through a flexible, personalised curriculum.

The Classical Languages (Classics, Greek and Latin) major program from Amherst College is designed to afford access to the achievements of Greek and Roman antiquity through mastery of the ancient languages. 

The Greek program at Haverford College offers students the opportunity to study Greek and to enrich language study with complementary inquiry in an allied discipline.

Classics and Classical Studies majors at Middlebury College combine study of two ancient languages with courses and seminars (taught in English) on classical history, literature, and philosophy.

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.

Classics- Classical Languages and Literatures is offered by University of New Hampshire. In choosing the classical languages and literatures degree option, you’ll study ancient Greek and Roman history, philosophy and language, exploring the cultural foundations of Western civilization.

Loyola Marymount University's department of Classics and Archaeology seeks to provide students with a deeper understanding of the literary and cultural foundations of western societies by exploring their roots in the Greek and Roman classical traditions. 

Travel back in time to ancient Greece and Rome by studying how art, architecture, mythology, history, science, philosophy, and the language of the time have shaped what we now understand as our modern Western world throughout this Classics program at University of New Brunswick.

Studying in the Classics program of the Wake Forest University provides a well-rounded education in the liberal arts and is an excellent preparation for almost any career, course of graduate study, or for personal enrichment.

The International Letters and Cultures - Classics BA program offered at Arizona State University begins with two cores: language skills in ancient Greek or Latin (or, if the student chooses, both) and knowledge of ancient history. With that basis, students build a program to meet their needs and interests.