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Classical
Civilization
The
study of Classical civilization - the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome
and their relationship to the societies of the Mediterranean and the Near
East - is the origin and foundation of the modern university. To this
day, it continues to be a model of an interdisciplinary approach to the
study of culture, combining fields of literature and language, history,
archaeology and art history, religious studies, and philosophy.
Required
Courses for the Classical Civilization Major
Transferable
Skills
Some information taken
from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio College of Arts and Science Advising
Office
Debate
Mediation
Grant proposal development
Advertising
Public relations
Problem-solving
Interpretation
Decision-making
Articulation
Persuasion
Logical reasoning
Organization
Argumentation |
Diagnosis
Conflict resolution
Value identification
Evaluation
Communication
Interviewing
Listening critically
Journalistic writing
Interpersonal relations
Observation |
Career
Opportunities
Some
information taken from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio College of Arts
and Science Advising Office
| Specific
Areas |
Government |
Research
and policy analyst
Consultant
Information specialist
Business manager
Production manager
Public relations specialist
Sales representative
Conference relations specialist
Data coordinator
Communications media planner
Banker |
Government
Public policy analyst
Public interest lobbyist
Foreign service agent
Press secretary
Legislative assistant
Field representative
Diplomatic staff member |
| General
Areas |
Publisher
Editor
Public relations specialist
Executive manager
Public administrator
Journalist
Librarian
Research and development specialist
Community affairs specialist
Higher education administrator
Foreign service representative
Museum worker
Foundation worker
Travel agent
Teacher/college and high school
Clergy |
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