Overview
The Classical Studies program at York University offers an interdisciplinary exploration of ancient Greek and Roman civilizations, focusing on their languages, literature, history, philosophy, mythology, and material culture. Objectives include developing critical thinking, analytical skills, and cultural awareness through the study of foundational Western texts and artifacts. Unique features include flexible program options such as majors, minors, and combined degrees with fields like history or philosophy, as well as opportunities for language study in Latin and ancient Greek.
Career Prospects
Graduates are equipped for diverse careers leveraging skills in research, communication, and cultural analysis. Common paths include roles in education, cultural heritage, law, and public policy.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Professors specializing in ancient history, literature, and archaeology from the Department of Humanities.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Access to York's extensive library collections on classics, including digital resources for ancient texts. Partnerships with local museums and study abroad programs in Mediterranean regions enhance hands-on learning.
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