Welcome to the Department of Classics
Classical studies is an interdisciplinary major, with specializations in ancient language and classical civilization that offer students instruction in the history, literature, and culture of the ancient Greeks and Romans. These two specializations require proficiency in Latin or ancient Greek. The department also offers the option for students to specialize in Modern Greek with instruction in the language, literature, and culture of modern Greece and requires proficiency in modern Greek.
Announcements
- Congratulations to Eleni Papadopoulou!
Eleni Papadopoulou, Ph.D. student and graduate assistant, has won a Gerondelis Foundation Graduate Student Grant. - Congratulations to CAMWS Presenters!
Congratulations to all of the members of our department who presented papers at CAMWS in St. Louis this last week. - Democracy in Peril International Conference
Join the Center for Greek Studies on April 10-12 for this international conference organized by Ifigeneia Giannadaki, Kostas Kapparis, and Andy Wolpert. - Eliodoro Etiopiche
Congratulations to our affiliate faculty member Silvia Montiglio for the publication of the second volume of her major project on Heliodoros. - Classics Virtual Open Day, March 4
We are thrilled to offer the first CLASSICS OPEN DAY for sharing critical information about our programs in Classical Studies and Greek Studies, our rich and diverse course offerings, scholarships available to students in our programs, and careers for Classical Studies graduates. (Image: Athena’s birth from the head of Zeus, theoi.com) - UF Classics students present their work
UF Classics students, Wavid Bowman, Srija Dey, and Charlotte Sanders will present their work at the 12th Annual Tennessee Undergraduate Classics Research Conference.