Undergraduate major and minor, and M.A. in Foreign Language and Literature. A coordinated degree program leading to a simultaneous MAFLL/MLIS, in cooperation with the School ofInformation Studies, is available. Classical civilization and culture, Greek and Latin language, literature, philosophy, and history of the ancient Western world. Graduate study includes literary analysis and genre study.

Advanced study.

        The following LC classification range descriptions represent areas of concentration for classics:

        CN (Inscriptions. Epigraphy): The following category is selectively collected: Ancient.

        DE (Mediterranean Region. Greco-Roman World): General; Geography; Antiquities. Social life and customs; History.

        DF (Greece): Ancient Greece.

        DG (Italy): Ancient Italy. Rome to 476.

        GT (Manners and Customs (general)): Ancient customs.

        KJ (Europe): Roman law.

        PA (Classical Languages and Literatures): Classical philology (general); Greek philology and language; Latin philology and language; Literature.

Primarily Greek, Latin, English, French, German, and Italian.