Interdisciplinary Classical Civilizations Minor

Minor Core (15 Credit Hours)

The ICC Minor (15 hours) can be fulfilled in one of two ways:

Option 1: Courses are divided by level, with the “field” of study unrestricted (15 credit hours):

• Two courses (6 hours) from the ICC Minor “Core:”
  • CLA 3103 - Daily Life in Ancient Greece  or CLT 3103 - Epic Battles and Dramatic Reversals in Greek Thought  
  • CLA 3124 - Daily Life in Ancient Rome  or CLT 3123 - Voyages and Metamorphoses in Roman Imagination  
  • CLT 3370 - Gods Heroes and Monsters in the Ancient World  
• Three (3) credit hours from 2000- or 3000-level courses in Anthropology, History, Philosophy and Religious Studies, selected with the guidance and approval of the Coordinator.
• Six (6) credit hours from 3000- or 4000-level courses in Anthropology, History, Philosophy and Religious Studies, selected with the guidance and approval of the Coordinator.

Option 2: Courses are organized along an interdisciplinary principle (15 credit hours):

• Two courses (6 hours) from the ICC Minor “Core:”
  • CLA 3103 - Daily Life in Ancient Greece  or CLT 3103 - Epic Battles and Dramatic Reversals in Greek Thought  
  • CLA 3124 - Daily Life in Ancient Rome  or CLT 3123 - Voyages and Metamorphoses in Roman Imagination  
  • CLT 3370 - Gods Heroes and Monsters in the Ancient World  
• Nine (9) credit hours from the Interdisciplinary Requirements. The student will complete three (3) 3-credit courses, one each from three of the following four fields:
  • Anthropology
  • History
  • Philosophy
  • Religious Studies

GPA Requirements

Minor GPA (all USF courses which are applied to minor requirements): 2.0

Grading Requirements

C- or better to meet major course requirements unless specified elsewhere.

Note:  Some USF courses have higher grade criteria to meet prerequisite knowledge necessary for progression into higher level courses.

Residency Requirements

CAS Minor Academic Residency Requirement: 50% of minor must be completed at USF.

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