HUM 299 Special Topics in Humanities (Classical Greece)
(5 credit hours, 8 weeks)
Prerequisite: HUM 111, and ENG 101
(Up to 5 CEU credits, 8 weeks)
No prerequisites

 This interdisciplinary course bridging history, art history, arts and philosophy focuses on selected issues related to ancient Greek Civilization. The course covers more than two thousand years of Greek civilization, from the Bronze Age through the Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic periods. The readings for the course are coordinated with the itinerary to enhance the students travel experience. Professors will deliver on site lectures at museums and archaeological sites. The program provides substantial free time for participants to experience modern Greek culture as well. Upon return to the States, students will meet once per week for five weeks during the summer quarter. Class meetings will follow a seminar format in which students will discuss a range of topics pertaining to Greek civilization. Additionally students will write and present a research paper. Students seeking credit will be required to enroll at Columbus State. With the permission of the instructor, the course may also be completed on-line. Students who wish to audit the class should seek the signature of the Program Coordinator and the final approval of the Chairman of the Department and the Dean of the Arts and Science Division.


HUM 290 Capstone Experience in the Humanities

With permission of the Instructor. Hum 299 may substitute for Hum 290 Capstone Experience in Humanities or History.