The minor in ancient and medieval civilizations (AMC) includes courses in Ancient and Medieval Civilizations 060 and Latin 580, as well as courses in Arabic 074, Art 082, Chinese 165, English 350, History 510, Middle Eastern Studies 685, and Philosophy 730. Students considering the AMC minor are encouraged to visit the program director (Professor Gary D. Farney, gfarney@rutgers.edu) to discuss their interests.
A grade of C or better is required for AMC courses credited toward minor. Courses not listed below that may seem applicable to AMC (e.g., a course at NJIT or Rutgers University-New Brunswick, or the occasional course offered at Rutgers University-Newark) may be applied toward the minor with the approval of the program director.
Students must complete 18
credits, at least 6 of which must be from history and civilization
courses listed below and at least 6 of which must be from one of the
approved languages listed under
language below; the other 6 credits can be a mixture of these two categories according to the student's interests.
Students are also encouraged to
consider study abroad options for credit that can be applied to the AMC
program. Students should consult the AMC director about these and other
opportunities.
1. History and Civilization. At least 12 credits from among the following, according to the student's area of concentration:
21:060:101 Word Power
21:060:335 Law in the Ancient Near East
21:060:406 Topics in Ancient and Medieval Civilization
21:082:310 Ancient Art
21:082:320 Medieval Art
21:350:341 Mythology in Literature
21:350:353,354 Bible as Literature I, II
21:350:373 Chaucer
21:510:257 Greco-Roman Myth and Pagan Religion
21:510:263 History of Africa I
21:510:286 The Ancient Near East
21:510:287 History of Islamic Civilization I
21:510:297 Far Eastern History I
21:510:319 Ancient Greek History
21:510:255 Ancient Greek Civilization
21:510:256 Roman Civilization
21:510:305 Ancient Sport: Olympians to Gladiators
21:510:306 Greek and Roman Cities
21:510:307 South Asia up to 1750
21:510:319 Ancient Greek History
21:510:320 Roman History
21:510:327,328 Civilization of the Middle Ages I,II
21:510:405,407 Topics in Ancient History I,II
21:510:406 Topics in Medieval Civilization
21:510:409 Alexander the Great
21:510:410 Greek History through Dramatic Writings
21:730:206 Greek Philosophy
2. Language. At least 12 credits in one or two of the following languages: Arabic 074, Chinese 165, and Latin 580.
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