Each summer the Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin offers its renowned course in Summer Intensive Greek: the equivalent of three semesters of Greek in ten weeks. The department also offers Latin at the beginning through advanced levels; and various courses in Classical Civilization. For more information contact Lynn Gadd (ugclass@www.utexas.edu); 512-471-8502). See also the Department's website (http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/classics/).
Intensive Summer Greek
Using the techniques devised by the late Gareth Morgan, veteran faculty and graduate instructors lead students through all the fundamental elements of Greek morphology and syntax and extensive readings in Homer, Euripides, Plato, and other authors. For information on the content of this course, contact Professor Lesley Dean-Jones (ldjones@mail.utexas.edu).
- First Summer Session: May 31 – July 7
- Second Summer Session: July 9 – August 13
Latin
- LAT 506: Beginning Latin I
- LAT 507: Beginning Latin II
- LAT 311: Intermediate Latin I: Vergil’s Aeneid
- LAT 312K: Intermediate Latin II: Cicero
- LAT 323: Advanced Readings in Latin: Caesar
Greek
- GK 804: Intensive Beginning Greek
- GK 412: Intensive Greek
(Note: students must register for the full sequence.)
Classical Civilization
- C C 301: Introduction to Ancient Greece
- C C 302: Introduction to Ancient Rome
- C C 303: Introduction to Classical Mythology
- C C 306M: Introduction to Medical and Scientific Terminology
- C C 307K: The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
- C C 348: Ancient Egypt
- C C 362: Conference Course in Classical Archaeology (usually involves fieldwork overseas)