Academic faculty/school: Faculty of Arts. This four-year Bachelor of Arts (BA) with Honors program offers an in-depth and academically rigorous study of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds, encompassing their languages, literature, history, philosophy, art, archaeology, and culture. Honors programs provide extra academic opportunities, including mentorship on real-life challenges and research projects, fostering advanced analytical and research skills. The Arts Work Experience (AWE) program is also available, offering undergraduates full-time, paid work to integrate classroom learning with practical skills.

Career options in fields that value advanced analytical, linguistic, research, and communication skills, such as academia (with further postgraduate study), education (teaching at a higher level), translation, research-intensive roles in heritage management, museums and galleries, library and archive work, government and policy analysis, and potentially roles in specialized media and cultural organizations. The Honors designation and Arts Work Experience enhance career prospects.

The University of Alberta is a top 100 university globally (QS World University Rankings 2025) and #6 worldwide for global impact (Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings 2024), signifying a strong academic reputation and commitment to impactful research. The North campus is the university's largest and most historic, situated near the heart of Edmonton, offering a comprehensive university experience in a major Canadian city. The Faculty of Arts supports a diverse curriculum, and the Honors program provides enriched academic engagement alongside the valuable Arts Work Experience program.