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Greek Minor

Overview of Program & Requirements

Students minoring in Greek will complete 12 credits in Greek and six credits in Literature and Mythology.

For more information about the University of Scranton's Classical Studies program, see the following page. For more information about the credit requirements for this minor, see the course catalog.

Contact Information

Faculty:

Joseph Wilson, Ph.D., Professor of Latin and Greek

To learn more about the Classical Studies program, contact Dr. Joseph Wilson.

Dr. Joseph Wilson
joseph.wilson@scranton.edu
323 O'Hara Hall
570-941-4220

World Languages and Cultures Department

Contact Us:

World Languages and Cultures Department – University of Scranton
315 O'Hara Hall
Scranton, PA 18510
570-941-4014

yamile.silva@scranton.edu