Medieval Studies Minor

One course from

• ARTH 171 - F/History of Western Art: Prehistoric through Gothic Credit(s): 3
• ARTH 200 - Art and Religion in the West: Classical, Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Asatru (400-1100) Credit(s): 3
• HIST 211 - The Early Middle Ages Credit(s): 3
• HIST 212 - The High Middle Ages Credit(s): 3
• HIST 240 - S/Studies in European History: (subtitle) Credit(s): 3 *

One course from

• ENGL 310 - Medieval Literature Credit(s): 4
• ENGL 361 - History of the English Language Credit(s): 4
• ENGL 366 - Connections in Early Literature: (subtitle) Credit(s): 4
• FREN 450 - Medieval and Renaissance French Literature Credit(s): 3
• INTD 356 - The Age of Dante Credit(s): 3
• SPAN 450 - Medieval Spanish Literature Credit(s): 3

Twelve credits from the following (or those listed above):

• ARTH 203 - F/Renaissance Europe: Rebirth of Classical Culture Credit(s): 3
• ENGL 382 - The Bible as Literature Credit(s): 4
• ENGL 454 - Shakespeare. Credit(s): 4
• ENGL 458 - Major Authors: (subtitle) Credit(s): 4 *
• HIST 206 - Ancient Greek Civilization Credit(s): 3
• HIST 207 - Ancient Roman Civilization Credit(s): 3
• HIST 232 - Early Modern Europe Expansion Credit(s): 3
• HIST 242 - History of Pre-Modern Russia, 862-1725 Credit(s): 3
• HIST 291 - M/The Islamic World: 600-1800 Credit(s): 3
• HIST 445 - The British Isles, 1485-1689 Credit(s): 3
• HIST 440 - Advanced Studies in European History: (subtitle) Credit(s): 3 *
• INTD 354 - Medieval Studies: (subtitle) Credit(s): 3
• PHIL 205 - Ancient Philosophy Credit(s): 3
• SPAN 452 - Early Modern Spanish Literature Credit(s): 3
• THEA 202 - F/History of Theatre to the 17th Century Credit(s): 3

Footnotes

*if offered with a topic consistent with Medieval Studies (must be chosen under advisement)

Other courses may be substituted for those listed above with permission of the Medieval Studies Coordinator. Students may also enroll in up to six credits of directed study coursework with permission of the Coordinator. Credit earned in genre, period, and slot courses may be counted toward the minor when they contain appropriate subject matter.

Students contemplating graduate study are strongly advised to complete Latin through level 201 and/or to become proficient in Arabic, French, German, or Italian through the intermediate level.