Hellenic Studies: Academic Programs
Hellenic Studies at Georgia State University
Georgia State University currently offers a variety of courses that specifically examine or include Greek culture, history, and influence. Students can explore these topics as part of the University’s Classical Studies degree concentration or through minor courses. Support of the Center for Hellenic Studies will enable the University to expand and develop Hellenic studies offerings through program concentrations, student scholarships, additional faculty positions and endowed professorships, guest lectures and visiting scholars, study abroad experiences, and the specific initiatives indicated below.
- Language and Literature (Modern and Classical Languages, English): These courses provide a detailed exploration of the influence of the Greek language and the accomplishments of Hellenic writers.
- Philosophy and Rhetoric (Philosophy, Religious Studies, English, Communication): These courses focus on the contributions of early philosophers and trace their influence on the development of Western philosophical ideas and discursive practices.
- Art, Architecture, and Historic Preservation (Art and Design, History): Courses provide an in-depth study of the art and architecture of Greece and its influence on Western civilization. Classes also focus on the conservation of historic buildings.
- History, Culture, and Politics (History, Anthropology, Political Science): Offerings focus on ancient and contemporary Greek civilization, western political systems, and cultural development in Greece.
