The interdisciplinary natureof the program offers a broad range of courses in the fields of language,literature, religion, mythology, philosophy, political history, culturalstudies, archaeology, art, and film. The study of the ancient Greek andRoman civilizations affords an excellent and rewarding introduction to thehumanities which challenges students to explore and evaluate all aspectsof the human condition in society. An education in Classics offers an understanding of the cultural legacyof the past to the modern world and cultivates breadth as well as precisionof mind. Major and minor programs of study provide training in languageskills and analytical reasoning which are essential for careers in law,medicine, business, communications, academia, and the arts. And the benefits of small class sizes and a distinguishedfaculty actively engaged in undergraduate teaching have achieved clear resultsin student satisfaction and admissions to top-ranked graduate programs.
Minor requirements includethree lower and five upper division courses.
For major requirements, consultthe undergraduate advisor. For a more detailed description, please go to the UCLA Registrar Undergraduate Catalog Webpage. Last updated on 22 November 1999.