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Entrance of the cooks and flute girls in a Cornell production of Plautus' The Pot of Gold |
Classics Courses for 2008-09: Classical Mythology, Epic Tradition: Singer of Tales, and The City of Rome
Latin and Greek Courses for 2008-09: Beginning Latin I-II, Introduction to Latin Literature, The Age of Augustus, and The Greek Hero
Classical Studies includes studies of Latin, Greek, and the ancient world, and is a member of the Department of Classical and Modern Languages. We offer a full range of courses in ancient Greek and Latin, many in tutorial, as well as a variety of courses in English translation.
The program is in the forefront of liberal arts college classics programs in integrating technology in the classroom. In particular, students can participate in the VRoma Project, A Virtual Community for Teaching and Learning Classics.
Cornell's One-Course-At-A-Time schedule affords students many special learning opportunities, for example:
Students also have time and faculty support to engage in meaningful undergraduate research within and beyond class. Recent projects include:
Our graduates have attended graduate school in areas such as archaeology, classics, computing, English literature, law, linguistics, and medicine. Others have found careers in archaeology, business, comparative studies, government, journalism, law, linguistics, management, medieval studies, philosophy, theology, teaching, and writing.
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