Classical and MEDIEVAL STUDIES
Students in Hiram’s classical and medieval studies minor are interested in the past and human history. They may be curious about ancient languages, cultures, and people.
Students can concentrate their classical and medieval studies in a flexible way so they can acquire transferable skills that complement a wide range of majors with various career objectives. Students pursuing a classical and medieval studies minor focus on one of three tracks:
- Classical Studies and Latin
- Classica and Medieval Studies
- Medieval Studies and Latin
Undergraduate Minor
About the Program
Program Summary
Classical and medieval studies is a multidisciplinary minor deeply rooted in the liberal arts tradition. Although based in cultural history, this minor uniquely combines art history, Latin, English, history, philosophy, and political science into a program predicated upon a comprehensive understanding of Classical civilization as the foundation of Western intellectual culture.
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Career Paths
- Archivist
- Historian
- Gallery manager
- Academic Administration
- Restoration Architect
- Archaeologist
- High-School Teacher
- Curator
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“All of the resources that Hiram offers for academic success, as well as the professors that are always willing to help you with classwork, are what have helped me as a student.”
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Ways to Get involved
The Office of Student Life offers several support functions, services, and opportunities for students of diverse backgrounds and to those interested in engaging in the backgrounds of others.
Faculty
Janet Pope, Ph.D.
Matthew Notarian, Ph.D.
Colin Anderson, Ph.D.
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