Bachelor Of Arts - Honours Arts And Business - Classics (Co-op)

Program overview

The Bachelor of Arts - Honours Arts and Business - Classics (Co-op) 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 a deep understanding of classical studies, including history, philosophy, and culture, while also allowing students to engage in practical experiences through co-op placements. Graduates will be well-prepared for diverse careers in law, policy, education, and cultural sectors, thanks to the broad thinking and analytical skills developed throughout their studies.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Arts - Honours Arts and Business - Classics (Co-op) program is designed to provide a comprehensive education over a four-year period. The program structure includes:

• Co-op work terms that integrate practical experience with academic learning.
• Flexibility to choose between two majors: Classical Studies or Classics.
• Opportunities to study abroad, particularly in Greece or Rome.
• Small class sizes that encourage discussion and debate.

Students will alternate between academic terms and paid co-op work terms, starting in their second year. This structure allows for a blend of theoretical knowledge and real-world application, enhancing the overall educational experience.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op program providing relevant paid work experience.
• Study abroad opportunities in the Mediterranean, including internships with the Canadian Institute in Greece.
• Small class sizes fostering engaging discussions and debates.
• Integration of classroom learning with real-world experience through alternating school and work terms.

Career Options

• Teacher: Educators in schools, sharing knowledge of classical studies and fostering critical thinking in students.
• Technical Writer: Professionals who create manuals, guides, and documentation, often in educational or cultural institutions.
• Systems Librarian: Specialists managing library systems and resources, often in academic or public libraries.
• Development Assistant: Support roles in non-profit organizations or educational institutions, assisting with program development and outreach.
• Media Relations Assistant: Professionals managing communications and public relations for organizations, often in cultural or educational sectors.

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