Classics - Latin Language

Minor

 

Overview

Students involved in the study of pre-modern history will find great value in USU’s Latin Language minor. The program focuses on classical Latin, and students will learn basic grammar and syntax and read selections from the works of Caesar, Ovid, Plautus, and many other Roman authors. This track also includes classes in Roman history and civilization to put the study of language into a broader context.

Career Application

Graduating with this minor prepares students to continue their study in pre-modern history by developing necessary research and critical thinking skills. Employment opportunities will vary depending on the major, but graduates will be well-suited to seek employment in the areas of philosophy, literature, law, or archival work.

Program Highlights

Classics Book Club

Interact with literature that connects to topics relevant to Greco-Roman literary tradition and uncover the ways that they interact with modern society.

Undergraduate Projects

Gain inspiration for your own research projects by viewing a collection of undergraduate research undertaken by students in the classics program.

 

Program Advisor

Brendan Lee

Brendan Lee

Academic Advisor

Phone: 435 797 3883
Office: MHC 101
Email: brendan.lee@usu.edu

Related Programs

 

Suggested Supplements

 

Scholarships & Financial Aid

  • Utah State University offers many options for financial aid, including university level scholarships and aid available to specific colleges and majors.

  • Classics Tuition Scholarship: This tuition stipend is meant to reward those students who have made a commitment to studying both Greek and Latin. Fill out an application and email to Jeannie Sur at jeannie.sur@usu.edu.   
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