Classics

The Bachelor's Degree in Classics at Case Western Reserve University provides students with a comprehensive understanding of ancient cultures, languages, and histories from Greece and Rome. This interdisciplinary program encourages students to delve into classical literature, philosophy, art, and archaeology, fostering a rich appreciation for the heritage that has shaped Western civilization.

Students will engage in rigorous coursework that includes the study of Latin and Ancient Greek, as well as cultural and historical analysis. The curriculum also offers diverse electives, allowing students to explore related fields such as history, art history, and religious studies. This eclectic approach enhances critical thinking and analytical skills, preparing graduates for a variety of careers.

By studying Classics in the US, students gain access to a unique cultural environment, historical sites, and resources, enriching their educational experience. The university's dedicated faculty, many of whom are leading scholars in their fields, provide mentorship and guidance throughout the program.

Graduates will emerge with a strong foundation in critical interpretation and communication, making them well-equipped to engage with diverse perspectives and contribute to various disciplines.

• Educator (Middle/High School Teacher)
• Museum Curator
• Archaeologist
• Academic Researcher
• Historian
• Librarian
• Cultural Resource Manager