Gain knowledge about the people, cultures, literature, religion and societies in the Ancient Mediterranean and the Near East.
With a major in Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies, you will become a skilled intercultural communicator and critical thinker with multiple career avenues to choose from. You can continue your studies through the pursuit of graduate degrees in a range of fields, or enter careers that privilege analysis from multiple perspectives.
Program requirements
As a major in Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies, you are required to complete 42 credits, at least 30 of which must be at either the 300- or 400-level. Courses must include AMNE_V 200, AMNE_V 300, and 6 credits must be at the 400-level. In addition, students must take a 3-credit language course, as a part of their 42 credits.
Eligibility Overview
Student who wish to declare an AMNE Major must have a Class Standing of Second Year (or higher).
Non-Arts students may have additional eligibility requirements to meet in order to declare an AMNE Major. These students should consult with both the AMNE Undergraduate Advisor and their home Faculty Advising office for further guidance.