Classics

Courses

• CLA 010A: Ancient Civilization: Early Greece and the Mediterranean (4 units)
• CLA 010B: Ancient Civilization: Classical Greece (4 units)
• CLA 010C: Ancient Civilization: Rome (4 units)
• CLA 010D: Ancient Civilization: Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic World (4 units)
• CLA 017: Rome: the Ancient City (4 units)
• CLA 020: Word Power From Greek and Latin Roots (4 units)
• CLA 030: Scientific Word Power From Latin and Greek Roots (4 units)
• CLA 040: Classical Mythology (4 units)
• CLA 045: The Ancient World in Film and Television (4 units)
• CLA 050: Folktales, Monsters, and Magic in Ancient Greece and Rome (4 units)
• CLA 100: Ancient Historians (4 units)
• CLA 102: Ancient Civilizations and Later Identities (4 units)
• CLA 112: Mythology (4 units)
• CLA 113: Comparative Ancient Historical Writing (4 units)
• CLA 114: The Classical Tradition (4 units)
• CLA 120 (E-Z): Themes and Issues of the Classical World (4 units)
• CLA 121: Monarchy (4 units)
• CLA 121S: Monarchy (5 units)
• CLA 132: Medical Traditions in China and Greece (4 units)
• CLA 141: Militarism and Hegemony in the Ancient World (4 units)
• CLA 143: Divination and Prediction in China and Greece (4 units)
• CLA 190: Special Studies (1 to 5 units)
• CLA 200A: Contemporary Literary Theory and the Classics (4 units)
• CLA 200B: Diachronic Perspectives On Classical Antiquity (4 units)
• CLA 200C: Greece and Rome in Their Contemporary Cultural Contexts (4 units)
• CLA 201: Research Methods in Classical Studies (4 units)
• CLA 250: Seminar in Classics (4 units)
• CLA 290: Directed Studies (1 to 6 units)
• CLA 292: Concurrent Studies in Classics (2 units)
• CLA 297: Directed Research (1 to 6 units)
• CLA 299: Research For the Thesis Or Dissertation (1 to 12 units)
• CLA 302: Teaching Practicum (1 to 4 units)