Bachelor Of Arts - Honours Arts And Business - Classical Studies (Co-op)

Program overview

The Bachelor of Arts - Honours Arts and Business - Classical Studies program at Waterloo offers students a unique opportunity to explore the roots of Western civilization through the study of ancient Greece and Rome. This program emphasizes critical thinking and a deep understanding of historical, philosophical, and cultural contexts. Students will engage with the works of influential thinkers like Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, while also having the chance to study Greek and Latin. With a focus on both classical studies and business, graduates will be well-prepared for diverse career paths in law, policy, culture, and education.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Arts - Honours Arts and Business - Classical Studies program is designed to provide a comprehensive education over a four-year period. The program structure includes:

• Two majors to choose from: Classical Studies or Classics.
• Co-op options available, allowing students to gain relevant paid work experience.
• Flexibility to explore electives from over 100 subject areas at Waterloo.
• Opportunities for study abroad in locations such as Greece or Rome.

Students will alternate between academic study and co-op work terms, integrating classroom learning with real-world experience. The program encourages students to customize their education by adding minors or exploring second majors, ensuring a well-rounded academic experience.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op program providing relevant paid work experience, allowing students to explore various career areas.
• Study abroad opportunities in the Mediterranean, enhancing cultural and historical understanding.
• Small class sizes that promote engaging discussions and debates.
• Integration of classroom learning with practical experience through alternating school and work terms.
• Possibility to return to the same employer for multiple work terms to gain deeper knowledge and responsibility.

Career Options

• Systems Librarian: Manages library resources and assists users in accessing information.
• Technical Writer: Creates manuals, guides, and documentation for various industries.
• Teacher: Educates students in classical studies or related subjects in schools.
• Minister: Provides spiritual guidance and community support within religious organizations.
• Marketing and Development Intern: Assists organizations in promoting their services and engaging with the community.

Graduates of this program are well-equipped to pursue careers in education, art, writing, law, and cultural institutions, working in schools, museums, libraries, and publishing companies.

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