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Programs

Curriculum

Quick Facts

Total classes:
Weeks per class: 16
Total Credit Hours: 16
Average classes: 18
Total Faculty: 7
Scholarships: 3

Ancient Mediterranean Studies Minor

AMS is fascinating and practical, and its students are capable and successful. They are agile, visionary thinkers and articulate, persuasive global citizens. AMS students are professionals who pursue multiple career paths. They become outstanding teachers, lawyers, elected officials, diplomats, writers, editors, journalists, education and arts administrators, museum curators, doctors, nurses, information technology specialists, and business professionals.

Ancient mediterranean studies program

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Global Languages and Cultures minor

Broaden your worldview and deepen your cross-cultural understanding through the Global Languages and Cultures minor. This 24-credit program blends immersive language learning with globally focused coursework to help you develop the skills needed to engage thoughtfully and effectively in an interconnected world. You’ll complete 16 credits of language study—in one or more languages—with at least 4 credits at the 200 level or higher, demonstrating proficiency in at least one language. Complement your language learning with 8 credits of global culture courses, taught in English or a target language, including at least 4 credits at the 300 level. Up to 8 credits may be earned through approved study abroad programs, giving you the opportunity to experience culture firsthand. Whether paired with a major in business, international relations, the arts, or sciences, this minor adds a valuable global dimension to your education.

Ancient mediterranean studies program

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