Bachelor of Arts - Classics (Program Major)

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University of Manitoba
Canada
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Progression Summary

a bachelor of arts in classics focuses on the languages, literature, history, art, religion and intellectual life of ancient greece and rome—two cultures considered for their formative role at the beginnings of western civilization and their continued influence on modern society.

students may specialize in classical studies, greek language and literature or latin language and literature.

a bachelor of arts in classics focuses on the languages, literature, history, art, religion and intellectual life of ancient greece and rome—two cultures considered for their formative role at the beginnings of western civilization and their continued influence on modern society.

students may specialize in classical studies, greek language and literature or latin language and literature. the scope of classical studies is broad, offering students courses in history, literature, anthropology, philosophy, politics, linguistics, art history and religion.

students who major in classics have the flexibility and transferable research, writing and critical-thinking skills to take up careers in many different fields, either directly or after further study. graduates of the classics program have pursued careers in:

  • archeology
  • museum and archival work
  • publishing/journalism/communications
  • library and information sciences
  • education
  • tourism and hospitality

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Start Date

2026-01
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Tuition fees

48,788 .SAR
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Start Date

2026-05
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Tuition fees

48,788 .SAR
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Start Date

2026-09
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Tuition fees

48,788 .SAR

ielts (academic) overall [6.5],with no skill below [6.0]

minimum level of education completed grade 12 / high school minimum gpa 50.0%