Minors

Asian Studies

The study of the philosophies, religions, languages, and political systems of Asian nations will give students new insights into their own Western culture and lead them to an appreciation of the complexities of the social and political conflicts in the world today. Find out more about the Asian Studies minor »

Classical Studies

A minor in Classical Studies consists of 24 hours of study. Twelve hours consist of study in either Latin or Greek and 12 hours of study in classical humanities or related fields, which are selected by the student and adviser.

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Requirements for the Classical Studies Minor

• 4 semesters of Latin or 4 semesters of Greek*
• 4 semesters of a combination of: Classical Humanities courses, Religious Studies courses (select pre-modern courses), Philosophy courses (select pre-modern courses), Latin, Greek, and other pre-modern courses (World Theatre I, Ancient and Medieval Pol. Thought, Ancient History, Greek and Roman Social History, Medieval Art and the like -- check with the minor advisor).

French and Spanish

A minor in French or Spanish consists of 21 hours.  Contact French advisor Dr. Cassandra Mabe for additional information.  Contact Spanish advisor Dr. Nathan Henne for additional information.

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Latin American Studies

The Latin American Studies fosters an understanding and appreciation of Latin American culture, society, and history. Loyola’s Latin American Studies program offers students the freedom to take classes in a wide variety of disciplines (Mass Communication, Sociology, History, Religious Studies, Spanish and Biology), as well as the flexibility to tailor their study to the specific aspects of Latin America which most compel them. Find out more about the Latin American Studies minor »

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