European Studies Certificate Requirements
- Four semesters of college work or the equivalent
in a modern European foreign language.
- History 1032, Topics
in European Civilization: 1715 to the Present
- One course from
at least four of the following eight areas, a total of 12 hours:
Area 1: Art
2235, Renaissance Art
2245, Baroque Art
4435, Topics in Renaissance Art
4445, Topics in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century European Art
4455, Topics in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century European ArtArea 2: Economics
3310, Comparative Economic SystemsArea 3: English
2280, The Contemporary World in Literature
2320, English Literature II
4920, Continental Fiction
4410, Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Drama
4450, The Eighteenth-Century English Novel
4540, The Nineteenth-Century English Novel
4580, Literature of the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
4750, Modern British FictionArea 4: History
1031, Topics in European Civilization: Emergence of Western Europe to 1715
3085, The Age of Renaissance
3086, The Age of Reformation
3092, Europe 1900-1950: War and Upheaval
3093, Europe 1950-Present: Peace and Prosperity
3094, Contemporary France: Since 1870
3095, Germany in the Modern AgeArea 5: Foreign Languages and Literatures
FRENCH
2110, Modern French Literature in Translation
2150, European Literature in Translation: Special Topics
3211, Contemporary French Culture
3281, French Literature II: Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
4341, Seventeenth-Century French Theatre and Poetry
4342. Seventeenth-Century French Prose
4353, Eighteenth-Century French Literature
4354, Eighteenth-Century French Theatre and Novel
4362, Nineteenth-Century French Novel
4371, Twentieth-Century French Novel
4375, Modern French TheatreGERMAN
2110, Masterpieces of German Literature in Translation
2150, European Literature in Translation: Special Topics
3201, Masterpieces of German Literature
3202, The German Novelle and Drama
3210, German Culture and Civilization
4315, German Classicism and Romanticism
4320, German Realism and Naturalism
4345, Modern German Literature
4397, Survey of German Literature Part I
4398, Survey of German Literature Part IISPANISH
2110, Spanish Literature in Translation
2150, European Literature in Translation: Special Topics
4310, Spanish Literature from 1898 to 1939
4315, Spanish Literature from 1939 to the Present
4320, Realism and Naturalism in the Nineteenth-Century Spanish Novel
4321, Poetry and Drama of the Nineteenth-Century
4325, Poetry and Drama of the Golden AgeArea 6: Music
4220, Music of the Renaissance
4230, Music of the Baroque
4240, Music of the Classic Period
4250, Music of the Romantic PeriodArea 7: Philosophy
3303, Early Modern Philosophy
3304, Kant and Nineteenth-Century Philosophy
3305, Twentieth-Century Philosophy
4405, The Rationalists
4406, The British EmpiricistsArea 8: Political Science
2510, Comparative Politics of Europe
2560, Russia and the New Republics
2840, European International Relations
4510, Comparative Public Policy and Administration (when appropriate to European studies)
3509, Studies in Comparative Politics (when appropriate to European studies)
3890, Studies in International Relations (when appropriate to European studies) - Independent Study Course: Students seeking the certificate must complete an independent stury course (3 credit hours) in which a research paper will be written focusing upon some aspect of European studies. The topic should be approved in advance by the Center for International Studies.
