Greek and Roman Studies

Study mode:On campus Languages: English
Foreign:$ 18.1 k / Year(s)  
501–600 place StudyQA ranking:8547 Duration:4 years

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The Greek and Roman Studies program at Carleton University offers students an in-depth exploration of the ancient civilizations that laid the foundation for Western culture. This interdisciplinary program combines the study of literature, history, archaeology, philosophy, and art from ancient Greece and Rome, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of these influential societies. Through rigorous coursework, students will examine the development of political systems, philosophical ideas, literary traditions, and artistic expressions that have shaped modern Western thought and culture. The program emphasizes critical thinking, analytical skills, and cultural awareness, preparing graduates for careers in education, research, museum work, archaeology, public history, or advanced studies in related fields. Students have the opportunity to engage with original ancient texts, participate in archaeological fieldwork, and explore the material culture of antiquity. The curriculum includes courses in classical languages such as Latin and Greek, which enable students to access original sources and enhance their understanding of ancient texts. The program also encourages interdisciplinary approaches, integrating insights from archaeology, art history, and classical studies. With dedicated faculty members who are experts in their fields, students receive personalized mentorship and support throughout their academic journey. Graduates of the Greek and Roman Studies program develop strong research, communication, and analytical skills, along with a deep appreciation for the ancient world and its enduring influence on contemporary society. Many students also have the opportunity to participate in study abroad programs, internships, and conference presentations, enriching their academic experience and professional development. Whether aiming for a career in academia, cultural institutions, or other fields that value historical and cultural literacy, students completing this program will be well-equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary for success.

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