Courses are 4 credits unless otherwise indicated.

Arabic

• ARB 201 Intermediate Arabic I
• ARB 202 Intermediate Arabic II
• ARB 293/393/493 Special Topics in Arabic (1 to 4 credits)
• ARB 371 Survey of Arabic Literature and Culture

Art History

• ART 252 Introduction to Early Western Art
• ART 353 Islamic Art
• ART 356 Gothic Art

Classical and Medieval Studies

• CLM 293/393/493 Special Topics in Classical and Medieval Studies (1 to 6 credits)
• CLM 495 Seminar (1 to 3 credits)
• CLM 498 Senior Thesis Proposal (1 credit)
• CLM 499 Senior Thesis Writing (3 credits)

Dramatic Arts

• DRA 211 History of the Theater I (3 credits)
• DRA 314 Plays in Performance (3 credits) when performance is a classical or medieval play.

English

• ENG 280/320 Classical Literature in Translation
• ENG 318 Analysis of Language (2 or 4 credits; with classical or medieval language): cross-listed with LIN 318 or MLA 310
• ENG 330 Studies in Ancient Literature
• ENG 331 Studies in Medieval Literature
• ENG 355 Major Themes or Genres (with classical or medieval topic)
• ENG 361 Classical Rhetoric
• ENG 370 Chaucer

Greek

• GRK 301 Accelerated Classical Greek Language and Culture I
• GRK 302 Accelerated Classical Greek Language and Culture II
• GRK 350 Accelerated Classical Greek Language and Culture III
• GRK 351 Accelerated Classical Greek Language and Culture IV
• GRK 396/496 Independent Study in Greek (1 to 4 credits)

Hebrew: Courses in Classical Hebrew offered at Siegal College

• HEC 310 Intermediate Classical Hebrew I (3 credits)
• HEC 360 Learning to Chant the Torah (3 credits)
• HEC 552 Advanced Readings in the Book of Samuel I (3 credits)
• HEC 354 Advanced Readings in the Book of Judges (3 credits)
• HEC 370 Advanced Intermediate Classical Hebrew (3 credits)
• HEC 380 Advanced Readings in the Book of Numbers (3 credits)

History

• HIS 330 History of Greece
• HIS 331 Rise of Rome
• HlS 340 Roman Empire
• HIS 341 Early Middle Ages
• HlS 342 Late Middle Ages
• HIS 343 Social History of the Black Death
• HIS 354 European Women's History (effective Spring 2009)
• HIS 386 History of the Middle East to 1798

Latin

• LAT 200 Latin Bridge (1 to 2 credits)
• LAT 201 Culture and Civilization
• LAT 202 Vergil
• LAT 293/393/493 Special Topics
• LAT 296/396/496 Independent Study in Latin (1 to 4 credits)
• LAT 300 Latin Bridge (1 to 2 credits)

Linguistics

• LIN 318 Language Analysis (2 or 4 credits; with classical or medieval language): cross-listed with ENG 318.

Modern Languages

• MLA 201 Words: An Introduction to Etymology (3 credits)
• MLA 230/330 Introduction to Mythology (3 credits)
• MLA 273/373 King Arthur in History, Legend, and Literature

Music

• MUS 411 Music History I (3 credits)

Philosophy

• PHL 261 Ancient Philosophy
• PHL 262 Medieval Philosophy
• PHL 405 Prominent Philosophers (with classical or medieval topic)
• PHL 410 Studies in the History of Philosophy (with classical or medieval topic)

Religious Studies

• REL 231/239 Introduction to the Old Testament
• REL 232/236 Jesus and the Gospels
• REL 233/237 Paul and the Development of Christianity
• REL 234/238 The Later New Testament
• REL 280 Introduction to Mythology
• REL 285 Myths of Fate and Destiny
• REL 336 Hellenistic and Roman Religions
• REL 341 The Origin of Judaism
• REL 343 Ancient and Medieval Christianity
• REL 376 Women in Early Christianity
• REL 380 Ancient Greek Mythology: the Gods
• REL 463 Myths, Legends and Folktales
• REL 466 Images of Jesus in Early Christianity
• REL 468 Advanced Topics in Paul