Overview
The Classics (BA) program at Dalhousie University provides students with a comprehensive exploration of ancient Greek and Roman civilizations, including their languages, literature, history, philosophy, and material culture. Objectives include developing critical thinking, analytical skills, and proficiency in classical languages such as Greek and Latin. Unique features encompass interdisciplinary approaches, opportunities for fieldwork in archaeology, and options for combined majors with disciplines like history or philosophy.
Career Prospects
Graduates are equipped for diverse careers leveraging skills in research, communication, and cultural analysis. Common paths include education, cultural heritage, law, and public policy.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. Maja-Simona Ciucev: Specializes in ancient history and gender studies in antiquity.
- Dr. Konrad Dominas: Focuses on classical archaeology and Roman art.
- Dr. Pauline Donoghue: Expertise in Greek literature and mythology.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
The program benefits from the Agnes Cannon Eaton Classics Reading Room in the Killam Memorial Library, housing extensive collections of classical texts and artifacts. Partnerships include collaborations with the Nova Scotia Museum for archaeological exhibits and study abroad programs with institutions in Greece and Italy.
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