Global and Regional Studies, Regional Studies Track, Europe Concentration, BA

Anthropology

• ANTH 121 - World Cultures Europe

History

• HIST 120 - Topics in Modern European History
• HIST 123 - 20th-Century Europe
• HIST 124 - Transnational Origins of the Welfare State
• HIST 125 - Women in European History, 1500-Present
• HIST 126 - Nations, Nationalism, and Citizenship
• HIST 127 - The Victorian Empire
• HIST 128 - German History

Literature and Art

• ENGL 103 - British Literature I
• ENGL 104 - British Literature II
• ENGL 144 - Studies in 19th-Century Literature
• ENGL 160 - Development of English Fiction I
• ENGL 161 - The English Novel
• FREN 121 - French Literature: Middle Ages to the Renaissance
• FREN 122 - French Literature: Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
• FREN 123 - French Literature: Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
• FREN 130 - Thematic and Stylistic Study of a Single French Author or Genre
• FREN 150 - Culture and Civilization of France
• SPAN 120 - Spanish Literature: Middle Ages to Eighteenth Century
• SPAN 121 - Spanish Literature: Eighteenth Century to the Mid-Twentieth Century
• SPAN 122 - Literature of the Golden Age
• SPAN 127 - Contemporary Peninsular Literature

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• SPAN 160 - Culture and Civilization of Spain

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• WLC 187 - Culture and Civilization of Spain

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• WLC 186 - Culture and Civilization of Italy

Politics

• POL 146 - West European Politics

Notes:

Regional studies track students must take the ANTH 121  that corresponds to the content of their region.

Any course listed for this major that requires a prerequisite assumes a grade of C- or better in the prerequisite course. In addition, C is the minimum acceptable grade in GRS 100  and GRS 196  for credit toward the major.

Regional Studies track students must complete the requirements of a minor area of study chosen from Anthropology, Economics, History, World Languages and Cultures, or Politics.