Undergraduate Programs
The Department of Classics offers four majors (Classics, Classical Studies, Latin, Greek), five minors (Classical Studies, Latin, Greek, Classics and Ancient History, Hellenic Studies), and an honors program for majors. See Undergraduate Programs for complete details.
Graduate Programs
The Department of Classics offers three master degrees (Classics, Greek, Latin), one doctoral degree (Classics), and participates in two joint doctoral programs (Classics and Ancient Philosophy, Theory and Criticism). See Graduate Programs for complete details, including application procedures and financial support options.
Courses
Each term we offer courses on Classical archaeology, Classical literature and culture, Greek, and Latin. See Courses for a detailed list of present, past, and future offerings and the current year overview chart to see our planned offerings at a glance.
Study Abroad
The UW Study Abroad Office sponsors programs to Rome and other locations that provide students the opportunity to explore the history and influence of the classical world.
Summer Study
The University of Washington is one of the few institutions in the West where basic first-year Greek and Latin are available in one Summer Quarter. We also offer summer courses on language and literature that require no previous study of Greek or Latin. See Summer Study to learn more.
Non-Degree Study
Many courses in the Classics Department can be taken (on a space available basis) by people not wishing to earn a degree by taking advantage of the Non-Degree Enrollment program. See http://nondegree.washington.edu for details.