Classics Book Club
Interact with literature that connects to topics relevant to Greco-Roman literary tradition and uncover the ways that they interact with modern society.
Overview
The Greek Language minor emphasis at USU gives students the chance to study a language that lives on as a backdrop of the modern world. Through studying works from authors like Plato, Homer, Euripides, Sophocles and Xenophon, students will enhance their research and practical skills while gaining an understanding of the ways that Greek culture influenced contemporary culture, law, and science.
Career Application
An understanding of ancient Greek is essential in preparation for advanced work in classics and other historical fields. Employment opportunities will vary depending on the major, but the emphasis on building foundational knowledge and skills will enhance graduates’ chosen career paths as they seek careers in philosophy, literature, law, or archival work.
Program Highlights
Summer Greek
Complete an entire year of introductory ancient Greek in just seven weeks. This summer intensive course creates a tight nit cohort of students with a passion for ancient greek.
Undergraduate Projects
Gain inspiration for your own research projects by viewing a collection of undergraduate research undertaken by students in the classics program.
Program Advisor
Related Programs
- Classics - Civilization
- Classics - Latin Teaching
- Classics - Latin
- History
- Religious Studies
- Anthropology
Suggested Supplements
Scholarships & Financial Aid
- Utah State University offers many options for financial aid, including university level scholarships and aid available to specific colleges and majors.
- Classics Tuition Scholarship: This tuition stipend is meant to reward those students who have made a commitment to studying both Greek and Latin. Fill out an application and email to Jeannie Sur at jeannie.sur@usu.edu.