Bachelor Of Arts - Classics

Program overview

At the University of New Brunswick (UNB), the Bachelor of Arts in Classics invites students to explore the rich tapestry of ancient Greece and Rome. This program delves into how art, architecture, mythology, history, science, philosophy, and language have influenced modern Western civilization. Students will engage with literature and archaeology to gain a fresh perspective on ancient societies, making the study of Classics both compelling and relevant.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Arts in Classics at UNB is designed to cater to diverse academic and professional aspirations. The program offers two distinct approaches:

• Graduate Preparation: Focuses on ancient Greek and Latin languages, along with critical analysis of ancient texts in their original languages.
• Professional Preparation: Emphasizes humanities courses, including history, mythology, philosophy, and art history, suitable for students entering the workforce after graduation.

The program also encourages students to participate in hands-on learning experiences:

• Field school opportunities overseas for archaeology students.
• Short-term travel to Rome, Greece, and Turkey through UNB’s Travel Study Program.
• Participation in archaeological digs in Greece.
• Volunteer opportunities with the New Brunswick Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America.

The program length is typically four years, allowing students ample time to immerse themselves in the study of Classics.

Featured Experiences

• Field school participation overseas for hands-on archaeological experience.
• International travel opportunities to Rome, Greece, and Turkey as part of the Travel Study Program.
• Unique chance for select students to study modern Greek language and engage in archaeological digs in Greece.
• Volunteer opportunities with the New Brunswick Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America.
• Community engagement through the Classics Society, fostering connections among students with shared interests.

Career Options

• Researcher: Work in government, arts organizations, or NGOs, conducting research on historical and cultural topics.
• Policy Analyst: Analyze and develop policies related to cultural heritage and education.
• Cultural Resource Management: Manage and protect cultural resources, ensuring their preservation for future generations.
• Technical Writer: Create documentation and guides related to historical and archaeological subjects.
• Educator: Teach subjects related to Classics, history, or archaeology at various educational levels.

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