The following is a selection only of graduate courses relating to the Ancient History and Mediterranean Archaeology program that are offered in the Fall 2025 semester. The links below will take you to the online schedule of classes for course descriptions, meeting places, and more detailed and up-to-date information.
Department of Ancient Greek and Roman Studies (formerly Classics)
CLAS 201A: Survey of Greek Literature - Kurke (MW 11am-12:30pm)
CLAS 225: Papyrology - Hickey (Th 2-5pm)
CLAS 239: Tacitus' Agricola, Germania, and Dialogus de oratoribus - D. Sailor (M 2-5pm)
CLAS 270/AHMA 210: Mediterranean Households - L. Maher & K. Shelton (T 2-5pm)
Department of Anthropology
ANTHRO 229A: Archaeological Research Strategies: History of Theory in Anthropological Archaeology - L. Wilke (W 1-3pm)
Department of History
HIST 280A: Introduction to Byzantine Studies - M. Mavroudi (W 9-11am)
Department of History of Art
HISTART 203: Seminar in Material Culture: The Interpretation of Objects - M. Lovell (Th 9am-12pm)
Department of Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures
CUNEIF 101A: Selected Readings in Akkadian - Pearce (TTh 11am-12:30pm)
EGYPT 100A: Introduction to Egyptian Hieroglyphs - Richter (MW 12-2pm)
MELC 223: Sem in Middle Eastern Archaeology. Multi-Species Archaeology and History in the Ancient Middle East and Mediterranean - Porter (W 9am-12pm)
Department of Political Science
POLSCI 214: Aristotle in his Political Context - D. Cammack (F 2-5pm)
