Ancient Mediterranean Studies

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Ancient Mediterranean Studies

Degree

Minor

School/College

College of Arts & Sciences

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Fairfield’s interdisciplinary Ancient Mediterranean Studies program employs some of the most sophisticated technologies available to advance our understanding of Ancient Mediterranean peoples.

Prepare for advanced study

While a minor in ancient Mediterranean studies is not a direct preparation for most careers, it is an important asset for those who plan advanced study. Combined with a major in philosophy, politics, history, art, or literature, it provides a key to further learning that is difficult to duplicate at later stages of life.

Complement your main field of study

Fairfield’s ancient Mediterranean studies minor can help students attain proficiency in the languages essential to serious scholarship in classics and will also give them an introduction to the literature, history, art, and philosophy that lie at the root of Western ideas and civilization.

Contextualize your learning abroad

At Fairfield, students have no shortage of options when it comes to studying abroad. With Global ��ϲʹ��programs based out of Athens, Crete, Casablanca, and more, students can further their understanding of the ancient Mediterranean by being in the cities where history was made.

Make the most of your time at Fairfield

In this program, students have the benefit of small classes, an excellent library collection of material about ancient Mediterranean studies, and easy access to faculty who are actively engaged in research and publication.

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Course Requirements

15 credits

Contact Us

Undergraduate Admission
admis@fairfield.edu
(203) 254-4100

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