Classical Studies (BA)
Bachelor's degree
In Wolfville (Canada)
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Wolfville (Canada)
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Duration
2 Semesters
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Start date
Different dates available
By choosing Classical Studies at Acadia, you will grow your capacity to understand the modern world and the significant global challenges we all face.
As a student of classics, you will learn about global history while focusing on archaeology, mythology, and the cultural legacy of Greece and Rome. In order to maximize your understanding of this rich historical context, you will develop language skills in Greek and Latin. The Classical Studies program stresses critical writing and reading skills. In fourth year, you will have the opportunity to write an honours thesis based on primary research in an area of your interest.
The study of classics is an exciting journey of intellectual discovery. It will equip you with a solid grounding in the humanities and can be put to good use in many careers and your professional development.
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About this course
Archivist
Civil servant
Historian
Journalist
Lawyer
Museum curator
Policy analyst
Teacher
Reviews
Subjects
- Greek
- Classics
- Writing
- Civilization
- Roman Civilization
- Reading
- Reading Critically
- English
- Science
- Social Science
- Social
Course programme
First Year at a Glance
Semester One
CLAS 1123
- Roman Civilization
ENGL 1413
- Writing & Reading Critically 1
LANG xx13
- Language other than English
SOCIAL SCIENCE xx13
- Introductory social sciences course
SCIENCE xx13
- Introductory science course
CLAS 1113
- Greek Civilization
ENGL 1423
- Writing & Reading Critically 2
LANG xx23
- Language other than English
SOCIAL SCIENCE xx23
- Introductory social sciences course
SCIENCE xx23
- Introductory science course
Acadia offers a personalized education and classical studies offers you flexibility in course selection; so you will get to explore your interests. One of the first things you will notice when you arrive on campus is that you are a big part of your small classes. That increased level of contact and participation enhances your learning and improves your connection to professors and fellow students inside the classroom and beyond.
Our experienced faculty will encourage you to share your ideas as you gain insight into the civilizations that shaped our world and acquire the knowledge and skills needed to address complex issues facing society.
Classical Studies (BA)