Academic school/college: College of Arts and Sciences. This four-year Bachelor of Arts (BA) program offers a comprehensive study of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds, including their languages, literature, history, philosophy, art, archaeology, and culture. The program is part of the College of Arts and Sciences, a large intellectual hub within the University of Oregon known for its diverse offerings across the humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences.

Career options in fields that value strong analytical, linguistic, research, and communication skills, such as education (teaching), translation, journalism, publishing, arts administration, heritage management, museums and galleries, library and archive work, government services, and potentially roles in media and communications. Further postgraduate study can lead to more specialized academic or professional roles in classical studies or related humanities fields.

The University of Oregon is a leading public research university with high levels of student research involvement, offering opportunities for hands-on learning. It is Oregon's only member of the exclusive Association of American Universities (AAU), signifying its high research activity and academic standing. The university is located in Eugene, known for its unbeatable quality of life and consistently ranked as a top 50 "college town" on the West Coast.