Program Overview

Department of Classics and Archaeology

The Department of Classics and Archaeology offers various programs and courses in the field of Classics and Archaeology.

Undergraduate Programs

• Undergraduate Overview
• Degree Programs & Plans
  • Degree Programs & Plans Overview
  • Complementary Subject Areas
  • Collaborative Plans
• Classics Courses at a Glance
  • Classical Studies (CLST)
  • Greek (GREK)
  • Latin (LATN)
• Current Courses Offerings
• Substitutions & Cross Credits
• FAQs: Courses & Registration
• FAQs: Degree & Plan
• Classics & Archaeology DSC
• Alumni Profiles
• Reference Letter Request

Graduate Programs

• Graduate Overview
• Prospective MA Students
  • Prospective MA Students Overview
  • Admission Requirements
  • Financial Support
  • Application Process
  • Graduate Supervision
• Current MA Students
  • Current MA Students Overview
  • Current Course Offerings
  • Courses outside of Classics and Archaeology
  • Info for Theses and Research Essays/Projects
  • Resources
• Our Students
  • Current Student Profiles
  • Thesis and Research Essay Archives
  • Recent Completions
  • Classics & Archaeology Graduate Council
• Alumni Profiles
• CERES: Graduate Academic Journal

Faculty

• Faculty Directory
• Publications
  • Recent Publications
• Retired Faculty
• Departmental Committees

Archaeology

• Archaeology Overview
• Faculty-Directed Field Work
  • Faculty Directed Field Work Overview
  • Caere (Cerveteri, Italy)
  • Nora (Sardinia, Italy)
  • Stobi (North Macedonia)
  • Humayma (Jordan)
  • Matera (Taranto, Italy)
• Other Archaeological Opportunities
• Archaeological Dig Tips

Courses

CLST 201: Roman History

• Type: 200 level
• Units: 3.00
• Term: Winter 2026
• Instructor: Dr. Kavanagh
• Delivery: In-Person Survey of the basic social and political developments in Rome from kingdom to republic to empire.