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Academics
A student must complete 6 hours of study in Western Civilization, or
Foreign Culture, or in one language other than English (beginning at the
level at which they place). For those choosing the Foreign cultures
option, the 6 hours may be chosen from the courses below. Students
should meet with their advisor if they wish to take other courses to
meet this requirement.
- Western Civilization
- Amst 71-72 Introduction to American Studies (3-3)
- Art 31-32 Survey of Western Art (3-3)
- Clas 71 Greek Literature and Civilization (3)
- Clas 72 Roman Literature and Civilization (3)
- Hist 39-40 European Civilization in Its World Context (3-3)
- Hist 71-72 Introduction of American History (3-3)
- Phil 51-52 Historical Introduction to Western Philosophy (3-3)
- Rel 1 Introduction to World Religions: West (3)
- Rel 2 Introduction to World Religions: East (3)
- WStu 1 Women in Western Civilization (3)
- WStu 2 The Anthropology of Gender in Western Civilization (3)
- Hmn 1 Roots of the Western Tradition (3)
- Hmn 2 Ideas in Western Culture: Aquinas to Locke (3)
- Hmn 3 The Enlightenment (3)
- Hmn 4 Romanticism and Revolution: The 19thCentury (3)
- Hmn 5 The 20th-Century Consciousness (3)
- East Asia
- Anth 175 East Asian Ethnography (3)
- Art 187 East Asian Art (3)
- Chin 161 Chinese Culture Through Film (3)
- Chin 163-164 Chinese Literature in Translation (3-3)
- Hist 118 China to 1800 (3)
- Hist 187 History of Modern China (3)
- Hmn 6 Asian Humanities (3)
- IAff 91 East Asia Past-Past and Present (3)
- Japn 111-12 Japanese Literature in Translation (3-3)
- Japn 162 Japanese Culture Through Film (3)
- Rel 160 Buddhism (3)
- Soc 182 Social Institutions of Contemporary China (3)
- Middle East
- Anth 177 Cultures of the Near East (3)
- Clas 81 Classical Islamic Literature (3)
- Clas 82 Modern Middle Eastern Literature (3)
- Clas 100 Modern Hebrew Literary Classics (3)
- Clas 101 Israeli Society and Culture: Literary Perspectives (3)
- Geog 154 Geography of the Middle East and North Africa (3)
- Hist 193 History of the Middle East (e)
- Hist 194 History of the Modern Middle East (3)
- Hmn 8 Islamic Humanities (3)
- Rel 23 Introduction to Judaism (3)
- Rel 107 Rabbinic Thought and Literature (3)
- Rel 161 Islam (3)
- Latin America
- Anth 172 Cultures of Central and South America (3)
- Geog 161 Geography of Latin America (3)
- Hist 161 Revolution in 20th-Century Latin America (3)
- Hist 162 20th-Century Latin America (3)
- Hist 163-64 History of Latin America (3-3)
- IAff 90 Latin America: Problems and Promise (3)
- PSc 183 Comparative Politics of Latin America (3)
- Africa
- Anth 178 Cultures of Africa (3)
- Geog 164 Geography of Africa (3)
- Hmn 7 Afircan Humanities (3)
- IAff 93 Africa: Problems and Prospects (3)
- PSc 180 Comparative and International Politics of North Africa (3)
- PSc 182 African International Politics (3)
- Russia/Soviet Union
- Hist 145 Russia to 1801 (3)
- Hist 146 Russia Since 1801 (3)
- IAff 92 Russia and Eastern Europe: An Introduction (3)
- Slav 91-92 Introduction to Russian Literature (3-3)
- Slav 161 Russian Culture to 1825 (3)
- Slav 162 Russian Culture Since 1825 (3)
- South Asia
- Anth 174 Cultures of Southeast Asia (3)
- Art 188 South Asian Art (3)
- Hmn 6 Asian Humanities (3)
- Rel 157 Indian Philosophy and Mysticism (3)
- Rel 158 Hinduism (3)
- Rel 159 Mythologies of India (3)
- Rel 160 Buddhism (3)
- Europe
- Art 109 19th-Century Art in Europe I (3)
- Art 110 19th-Century Art in Europe II (3)
- Art 121 Spanish Art I (3)
- Art 122 Spanish Art II (3)
- Hist 131-32 History of Germany (3-3)
- Hist 136 Europe in the 20th Century (3)
- Hist 141-42 History of France (3-3)
- PSc 130 Comparative Politics of Western Europe (3)
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