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605 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Classics
Classical Civilizations
Learn to interpret the past through literature, language, history, art and material culture as a Classical Civilizations major at Agnes Scott College.
Classics
We offer two undergraduate Classics degrees at College of Charleston: the A.B. for students interested in exploring Greek and Latin languages, and the B.A. for students primarily interested in investigating Greek and Roman culture.
Latin
The Latin program from Haverford College offers students the opportunity to study Latin and to enrich language study with complementary inquiry in an allied discipline. At the core of the major is the belief that Latin is vital to understanding not only the ancient world but also a range of disciplines and a variety of historical periods.
Classical and Medieval Studies
The Classical and Medieval Studies programme at the University of Regina is a four-year Bachelor's degree delivered through a public study mode. This curriculum explores ancient civilisations and the Middle Ages, focusing on Greek and Latin languages, history, and art to develop advanced analytical and creative thinking skills.
Classics
The Classics programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive B.A. degree. Students can choose between full-time or part-time study modes at the Brooklyn College campus. This writing-intensive course typically spans four years, providing deep engagement with ancient languages, literature, and history.
Latin
The study of a foreign language as Latin at Marshall University emphasizes the development of critical thinking skills—increased powers of observation, analysis, logical reasoning, memory, and adaptability—that are immediately transferable to other areas of higher education and to a diversity of careers.
Classics
Students who major in Classics program from Williams College find it a rich and varied field in which every aspect of ancient Greek and Roman culture is considered worthy of study.
Latin Major with Teacher Certification in Latin (Preschool-Grade 12)
The Latin Major with Teacher Certification in Latin (Preschool-Grade 12) at Montclair State University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. It prepares students for dual expertise in Classics and pedagogy over four years, leading to a B.A. and professional licensure for teaching in diverse school settings.
Classics - Classical Civilization Emphasis
The Classics - Classical Civilization Emphasis program of study at The University of Arizona elucidates the languages, literature, archaeology, history and cultures of the ancient Mediterranean world.
Greek and Roman Studies
The Greek and Roman Studies programme at the University of Victoria is a public Bachelor of Arts degree. This undergraduate course explores ancient Mediterranean cultures through literature, art, and history. Students engage in full-time study to develop analytical skills while examining the foundations of the modern world.
Classical and Near Eastern Civilizations
Classical and Near Eastern Civilizations at Creighton University, you’ll explore the written works and cultures of Greece, Rome and the Near East, and complete three semesters of Arabic, Greek, Hebrew or Latin—or demonstrate an equivalent ability. This program provides you with the critical and creative insights to apply in many careers or a competitive graduate school.
Greek
The Greek programme at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) offers a comprehensive B.A. degree focused on ancient civilisations. This full-time, on-campus course spans two millennia of history, from the Bronze Age to Late Antiquity, providing students with a deep intellectual foundation in the humanities.
Classical Studies with English
This Classical Studies with English BA from King's College London is an interdepartmental course that will allow you to develop an in-depth knowledge of the Classics while also studying English literature. With no required modules, you’ll be empowered to select a syllabus that best suits your interests.
Classics
The Classics degree from Kent State University provides a foundation in the Western humanities while sharpening a student’s analytical skills and English vocabulary through the systematic study of the ancient languages.
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 Civilization
The Classical Civilization degree from Loyola University Chicago provides a well-rounded knowledge of Western culture and traditions. Classical Studies minors (also available in all three fields) can add vital depth to a student's liberal arts education.
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
Students in the Classical Studies program from John Cabot University have the exceptional opportunity to complement their study of classical language and written sources with on-site, first-hand experience of ancient art and material culture in Rome and throughout Italy.
Classical Civilisation (JH)
The Classical Civilisation (JH) at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year, full-time B.A. programme. This public study mode degree explores the literature, history, and art of Ancient Greece and Rome. Students engage with the foundations of Western culture through translated texts, requiring no prior knowledge of ancient languages.
Classical Studies (Hons)
The Classical Studies (Hons) at The University of Winchester is a three-year, full-time bachelor degree. This public programme explores the history, politics, and culture of the Greek and Roman worlds. Students examine the ancient Mediterranean from the Bronze Age to the modern era through a multidisciplinary lens.