Minor in Greek Studies

24.0 quarter credits

The minor in Greek Studies is designed to be interdisciplinary, with concentration on Mediterranean issues, focusing on and starting from the island of Crete. The minor consists of a minimum of 24 credits, 17 of which are elective courses chosen with a focus on Greek Studies. Because the scope of the minor embraces Hellenism from antiquity to today, students may select their electives depending on the aspect of Greek studies they desire to focus on (for example, mythology, philosophy, performance).

Required courses			7.0 Credits
	Greek language course (GREC 101, GREC 102, GREC 103, or GREC 201.)			4.0
ANTH 212	Anthropology of the Mediterranean			3.0
or
GREC 212	Greek Folklore
Greek studies electives			17.0 Credits
Students select a minimum of 17.0 credits from the following courses:
ANTH 212	Anthropology of the Mediterranean*			3.0
ARTH 101	History of Art I: Ancient to Medieval			3.0
ENGL 200 WI	Classical to Medieval Literature			3.0
ENGL 323	Literature and the Otehr Arts (If Greek Literature/Arts is the topci)			3.0
ENGL 325	Topics in World Literature (if Greek Literature is the topic)			3.0
ENGL 335	Mythology			3.0
GREC 101	Modern Elementary Greek I*			4.0
GREC 102	Modern Elementary Greek II*			4.0
GREC 103	Modern Elementary Greek III*			4.0
GREC 201	Intermediate Modern Greek I			4.0
GREC 212	Greek Folklore*			3.0
GREC 225	Greek Music and Dance			3.0
GREC 380	Special Topics in Greek Studies			variable
GREC 399	Independent Study in Greek			variable
HIST 280	History of Science I			3.0
INTB 338 WI	Regional Studies in International Business and Economic Policy**	4.0
MUSC 380	Special Topics in Music (when offered as Mediterranean Ensemble)			1.0
PHIL 201	History of Western Philosophy I			3.0
Drexel in Crete Study Abroad Program course offerings:
ANTH 380	Special Studies in Anthropology: Crete Through the Looking Glass			3.0
LANG 180	Special Topics in Languages: Communicate in Greek: Philoxenia			3.0
IAS 360	Special Topics in World Civilization: Cretan Civilization: Unraveling Ariadne's Thread			3.0
GREC 380	Special Topics in Greek Studies: Greek and Cretan History, Economy and Society			3.0
* Students may only select this course as a Greek Studies elective if it was not already chosen as fulfilling one of the required course options. ** Students may only select this course as a Greek Study elective if it is being offered as Mediterranean Economy.