Bachelor Of Arts - Classical Studies

Program overview

The Classical Studies program at UNB is tailored for students interested in exploring the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome. This program can serve as a secondary interest, such as a double major, or as a foundation for further professional studies in fields like architecture, education, journalism, law, library science, and museum studies. It provides a unique opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of these ancient societies without the necessity of extensive language study, making it an ideal choice for those who wish to enrich their knowledge of classical antiquity without pursuing a career directly related to it.

Program structure

The Classical Studies program offers a flexible structure that allows students to tailor their educational experience according to their interests and career goals. Key features of the program include:

• Program Length: Typically completed in four years.
• Options to pursue an honours, major, or minor in Classical Studies.
• Possibility to combine Classical Studies with other programs as a double major.
• Minimal or no language study required, making it accessible for a broader range of students.

This structure is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of classical civilizations while accommodating diverse academic paths.

Featured Experiences

The Classical Studies program at UNB offers several unique experiences that enhance learning and engagement:

• Opportunity to participate in joint partner programs with other disciplines.
• Access to a well-rounded humanities curriculum that integrates various aspects of classical studies.
• Engagement in field experiences related to heritage and museum studies.
• Possibility of internships that provide practical experience in relevant fields.

These features not only enrich the academic experience but also prepare students for various career paths in related fields.

Career Options

Graduates of the Classical Studies program can pursue a variety of career opportunities in Canada, including:

• Commissioning Editor: Responsible for copy editing classical typescripts and ensuring the accuracy of published materials.
• Manager of Heritage Programs: Overseeing programs that promote and preserve cultural heritage.
• Civil Servant: Working in government roles that may involve policy development or cultural affairs.
• Technical Author: Creating documentation and manuals that require a deep understanding of classical subjects.
• News Analyst: Analyzing and reporting on current events with a focus on historical context.
• Travel Writer: Writing about travel experiences, often incorporating historical and cultural insights.
• Museum Technician: Assisting in the preservation and exhibition of artifacts related to ancient civilizations.

These roles highlight the versatility of a degree in Classical Studies and its applicability across various sectors.

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