Wabash College
Greek

Crawfordsville, USA

DEGREE TYPE

Course

DURATION

LANGUAGES

English

PACE

APPLICATION DEADLINE

EARLIEST START DATE

STUDY FORMAT

On-Campus

Key Summary

About : The Greek postgraduate program offers a comprehensive study of the Greek language, literature, and culture. It is designed for those interested in deepening their understanding of ancient and modern Greek texts through rigorous analyses and critical engagement. The program encourages students to explore the rich heritage of Greek civilization while developing advanced language proficiency.

Career Outcomes : Graduates of the Greek program can pursue various careers, including roles in education as language instructors, work in cultural organizations, or positions in translation and interpretation. Opportunities also exist in journalism, academia, and research. This degree prepares students for diverse paths in humanities and social sciences, leveraging their expertise in Greek culture and language.

At the center of Wabash College’s curriculum since its founding, the Classics delve into the history, art, archaeology, mythology, and literature of ancient Greece and Rome. The Wabash Classics department continues to give instruction in Greek and Latin from beginning to advanced levels as the most immediate means of exploring the ancient world, of understanding the structure and vocabulary of our English language, and of preparing for the technical vocabulary used in the medical and legal professions today. These offerings are supplemented by other classical studies that focus on aspects of ancient civilization, e.g., ancient medicine, Greek and Roman religion, Roman urban planning, ancient political theory, Greek philosophy, and ancient rhetoric.

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