York University now offers a full undergraduate degree programme in Hellenic Studies.
The requirements for each of the degrees (BA Honours, BA, BA Minor) are described below.
This vibrant new programme is ideally suited for students who wish to understand more fully
the Hellenic exeperience over time, who wish to pursue a career in Hellenic Studies in the teaching profession, or who wish to undertake a career in one of the professions (law, buisness etc) by combining a major in Hellenic Studies with another discipline. For further information about majoring in Hellenic Studies, please Professor Thomas Gallant (tgallant@yorku.ca).
At the graduate level, York offers students the possibility of obtaining a Ph.D. or an MA in Modern European History with a specializtion in Greek History through the Graduate Programme in the History Department. For further information, please contact Professor Thomas Gallant and Professor Marcel Martel (mmartel@yorku.ca).
| Degrees Offered and Requirements |
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| Hellenic Studies Faculty |
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| Matthew Clark
(ancient) |
| Selected Hellenic Studies Courses |
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| Modern History
Hist 3355. Modern Greece Hist 3356. The Greek
Diaspora Hist 4375. Topics in Greek History Graduate HIST 5060: Readings in Greek, Balkan and Ottoman History
Hist 3120. Athenian Democracy and Society Hist 3150. Early Greek History Hist 3152. Classical Greek History Hist 4016. Alexander the Great Hist 4120. Problems in the History of Ancient Greece Hist 4122. War and Society in Ancient Greece
Gk 2000. Intermediate Classical & Biblical Greek Gk. 3010. Greek Tragedy Gk 3030. Greek Epic Poetry Gk. 3040. Greek Historians Gk. 3060. Greek Rhetoric Ancient Literature & Culture Huma 3100. Greek Drama & Culture Huma 3115. Greek Myth: Texts & Theories Huma 4103. Interpretations of Homeric Poetry
Phil 3600. Ancient Philosophy Phil 4030. Topics in Ancient Philosophy Art and Architecture Vsa. 2520. Greek Art & Architecture |