BA in Classical Civilization in Davis United States | University of California Davis

As a classics major, you'll delve into the rich worlds of Greek and Roman culture, exploring mythology, history, poetry, archaeology, philosophy, art, politics, religion, and drama while developing versatile career skills. The program offers two pathways. Most students opt for the Classical and Mediterranean Civilization track, involving two years of either Greek or Latin language study, complemented by diverse courses on ancient Mediterranean cultures. Alternatively, the Classical Languages and Literatures track focuses more intensely on two ancient languages with fewer civilization courses. Potential classes range from Mediterranean Architecture and Urbanism to Socrates' Athens, Rhetoric's Origins, and Ancient Comedy.

Earning a Classical Civilization degree delivers a well-rounded liberal arts background ideal for numerous professions. Over the past quarter-century, most majors pursuing law or medicine gained admission to professional schools. Other career paths encompass museum curation, education, publishing, archival work, and advanced studies in fields like archaeology, philosophy, art history, and religious studies.