Latin Language, Literature, and Culture

Welcome to the Latin Section of UW's Department of Modern & Classical Languages.  Our program in Latin provides students an understanding of classical Latin language, literature, and cultures, which form the basis of Western belief systems, social norms, and ethical values.

Minor requirements:

• LATN 3110 Vergil, the Aeneid I (3)

• LATN 3140 Caesar (2)

• LATN 4120 Catullus and the Elegiac Poets (3)

• LATN 4130 Cicero (3)

• Electives -- 7 hours chosen from Latin at the 3000-level or above

  Total Credit Hours -- 18

 

Courses

NEW: Synchronic Web Conferencing Latin Courses Available

The Latin program at the University of Wyoming offers synchronic web conferencing sections for all Latin courses.  Zoom web conferencing platform permits distance students in any time zone to interact with those on the Laramie campus.  Distance education students need a quiet, distraction-free space with internet access and a computer with a microphone; UW provides the Zoom account link. All those interested in learning to read Latin who meet the University of Wyoming's admission policies are most welcome.

Classical Greek & Roman Civilizations

Welcome to the Classics Section of UW's Department of Modern & Classical Languages.  Our program in Classics provides students an understanding of classical Greek and Roman civilizations, literatures, and political thought, which form the basis of Western belief systems, social norms, and ethical values.

The Classical Civilizations Minor

The Core (one course on Greece and one on Rome from these selections):

CLAS 2020 Classical Greek Civilization (3) or HIST 2120 Greece & Ancient Near East (3)

CLAS 2040 Classical Roman Civilization (3) or HIST 2130 Ancient Rome (3)

The Electives (12 hours required): All electives must be at the 3000 or 4000 level.

At least 12 credit hours in your minor must be from courses not counted in your A&S major. But all other credit hours over 12 can be doubled counted, i.e. counted for both the A&S major and the A&S minor. 

• CLAS/HIST/POLS 3050 Athenian Democracy (3)

• ​CLAS/HIST/PHIL 3160 What killed Socrates? (3)

• CLAS/ENGL/THEA 4230 Greek Tragedy (3)

• CLAS/ENGL 4270 Classical Epic Poetry (3)

• CLAS 4975 Independent Study in Classical Civilization (variable credit)

• CLAS 4990 Topics in Classical Civilization (variable credit)

• PHIL 3120 Ancient Greek Philosophy (3)

• PHIL 4020 Plato (3)

• PHIL 4030 Aristotle (3)

Up to six hours of Latin author courses may be counted as electives. Other courses about Ancient Mediterranean cultures that are not taught under the CLAS rubric may be submitted for approval as electives to the Classics section head.

Courses

Greek Language, Literature, and Culture

Welcome to the Greek Section of UW's Department of Modern & Classical Languages.  Our program in Greek provides students an understanding of classical Greek language and cultures, which form the basis of Western belief systems, social norms, and ethical values.

Courses

Please Note: Greek courses are offered based on sufficient demand and resources. If interested in Greek courses, please contact the Classics Section Head, Dr. Laura De Lozier, at delozier@uwyo.edu.