INTERESTED IN AN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDY OF EUROPE?
Your degree could be based on the following component areas:
1. History and Civilization component – 12 hours minimum
HIS 326 – Age of Absolutism
HIS 328 – Contemporary Europe
HIS 330 - European Popular Culture
HIS 342 – History of England II
HIS 412 – Studies in European History
HIS 426 – French Revolution and Napoleon
HIS 457 – Europe and World War I
HIS 459 – Nazi Germany
FRE 330 – French Civilization
SPA 340 – History of Spanish Culture
2. Political Science and Geography component – 12 hours minimum
GEO 365 – Political Geography
GEO 375 – Topics in Geography (when topically appropriate)
GEO 450 – Area Studies (when topically appropriate)
PSC 240 – World Politics: Power and Money
PSC 304 – Major Foreign Governments
PSC 339 – The European Union
PSC 397 – Topics in International and Comparative Politics (when topically appropriate)
3. Arts and Literature component – 12 hours minimum
ART 281 – Art History Survey I
ART 282 - Art History Survey II
ART 445 – Northern Renaissance Art
ART 484 - Nineteenth-Century European Art
ART 485 – Italian Renaissance Art
ART 486 – Baroque Art
ENG 221 or 222 – British Literature
ENG 315 – Medieval British Literature
ENG 316 – Renaissance British Literature
ENG 317 - Restoration and 18th-century British Literature
ENG 318 – Romantic and Victorian British Literature
ENG 319 – Modern and Contemporary British Literature
ENG 412 – Topics in British Literature
ENG 405 – Topics in Comparative World Literature
FRE 304 – Introduction to French Literature
FRE 436 – Special Studies in French Literature (when topically appropriate)
GER 330 – German Civilization and Culture
GER 435 – German Film and Literature
SPA 304 – Introduction to Hispanic Literature
SPA 445 – Special Studies in Peninsular Literature and Civilization
4. LBA 398
*Recommended 3 hours 300 or 400 level of French, Spanish, or German.