
Classical Education Minor
Take on a well-rounded minor as you explore your calling.
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Customize Your Studies in Classical Education
Would you like to teach Greek or Latin? Are you interested in serving in a classical school? Choosing the Classical Education minor at Concordia University Irvine prepares you to teach at the elementary or high school level in a classical academy.
Do you like music history? Are you drawn to religion or politics? This is the minor where you can take a closer took a variety of topics as you prepare to join the classical education movement. A classical education creates a foundation for understanding the world and engaging in some of the age-old conversations that humankind has returned to for centuries in art, language, literature, and more. The minor even includes a practicum, so you will have the chance to teach in a classical academy before you graduate.
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What is a Classical Education minor?
The Classical Education minor gives you a broad background in Christianity, history, and Greek or Latin so that you are prepared to teach in a classical academy. You can choose subjects you enjoy. This could mean studying the U.S. Constitution, Shakespeare, Mythology, and more.
Is Classical Education considered liberal arts?
Yes, Classical Education is considered liberal arts education. For example, at Concordia, the Classical Education minor – which is customizable – could have you studying languages, history, literature, politics, and more.


























