European Studies Program — Courses Relevant to the Program
- ART 316 (Painting 1780-1850)
- ART 317 (Painting 1850-1900)
- ECON 208 (History of Economic Thought)
- HIST 311 (
- HIST 313 (19th Century
- HIST 315 (Europe, 1900-1945)
- HIST 316 (
- HIST 480 (Seminar in European History)
- HUMAN C271 (Literature of the Holocaust)
- HUMAN 254 (Romanticism and European Literature)
- MDNLNG 200 (
- MGT 435 (International Perspectives on Business and Government:
- MUSIC 203 (MUSIC History III)
- POLSCI 201 (Comparative Politics of Industrialized Societies)
- POLSCI 353 (European Political Development)
- POLSCI 354 (Postwar European Problems)
- POLSCI 361 (Politics of
- POLSCI 363 (Government & Politics in Present-Day
- POLSCI 435 (International Perspectives on Business and Government in
- THRART 218 (Modern European Drama)
- WOST/MDNLNG LC275 (Women in European Thought and Literature)
Courses
EURST L200 (MDNLNG L200)
Europe Today
An interdisciplinary introduction to major issues confronting contemporary Europe, the seminar covers the following topics: the European Community in historical perspective, physical and political geography, ethnic and religious diversity, new migration, language barriers, diverse political and economic structures, current problems such as environment, integration of “East”
Prerequisite: Sophomore standing.
Distribution I Area: Historical and Cultural Studies.
Diversity Area: International.
3 Lect Hrs, 3 Credits
EURST 390
Special Topics
Various specialized topics are offered once or twice under this heading. Topics change from year to year and are announced before the beginning of each semester.
3 Lect Hrs, 3 Credits