*This list includes only courses with no prerequisites or restrictions (a separate, short list of elective courses that require second-year standing or higher can be found here).
For the full list of course offerings, and to see course descriptions and notes, please visit Workday. Note that multiple sections of some courses are available. Please email amne.undergrad@ubc.ca with any questions or concerns.
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Ancient History, Mythology, Philosophy, Archaeology, Literature, and Religion Courses:
- AMNE_V 101: Greek and Latin Roots of English (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 151: Greek and Roman Mythology (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 160: Introduction to Religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam
- AMNE_V 170: Temples, Tombs, and Tyrants: The Archaeology of the Middle East, Greece, and Rome (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 200: Approaching the Ancient Mediterranean & Near East
- AMNE_V 215: Ancient Greece
- AMNE_V 216: Ancient Rome
- AMNE_V 235: Greek Philosophy I (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 236: Greek Philosophy II (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 251: Near Eastern and Biblical Mythology (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 260: Scriptures of the Near East
- AMNE_V 261: Eden to Exile: Introduction to the Hebrew Bible
- AMNE_V 265: History of Christianity to 800 CE
- AMNE_V 279: Byzantium: Arts of an Empire (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 301: The Technical Terms of Medicine and Biological Science (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 306: Ancient Technology: Greece and Rome
- AMNE_V 324: Women in the Bronze Age, Classical Greek and Hellenistic Cultures
- AMNE_V 327: The Roman Army
- AMNE_V 340A: The Ancient World in Fiction
- AMNE_V 341: Sex, Lies, and Violence in the Hebrew Bible
- AMNE_V 361: The Origins of Judaism
- AMNE_V 363: Talmud, Midrash and Rabbinic Imagination
- AMNE_V 364: Magic, Prophecy, and Divination in the Biblical World
- AMNE_V 371: Ancient Egypt: The Archaeology of the Land of the Pharaohs (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 372: The Archaeology of Ancient Iraq and Syria: Babylon and Beyond (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 376: Greek Art and Architecture (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 377: Roman Art and Architecture (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 379: Art and the Religious Transformation of the Late Roman Empire (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 384: Reading the Bible on Indigenous Lands
- AMNE_V 420A: Medea’s Kitchen: Cooking, Curing, and Killing with Plants
- AMNE_V 440B: The Origins of God
- AMNE_V 461A: Jesus: Between History and Literature
- AMNE_V 470A: Defining the Classical: Art and Experience in Greece, 480-323 BC
Ancient Language Courses:
- GREK_V 101: Ancient Greek I
- ARBC_V 101: Beginning Classical & Quranic Arabic I
- HEBR_V 101: Beginning Biblical Hebrew I
- LATN_V 101: Beginning Latin I (*multiple sections available)
- AMNE_V 392: Introduction to Akkadian
Find out more about our language offerings here!
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