2024-2025 Course Catalog
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| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Minor Courses | ||
| IS 1104 | Introduction to European Studies | 3 |
| IS/PSCI 3804 | European Integration | 3 |
| IS/PSCI 3814 | The European Union: Institutions and Policies | 3 |
| Subtotal | 9 | |
| Elective Courses | ||
| Select 9 credit hours of the following: | 9 | |
| Arabic (ARBC): | ||
| Arab Culture and Civilization | ||
| Economics (ECON): | ||
| European Economics | ||
| French (FR): | ||
| Introduction to French Culture and Civilization | ||
| German (GER): | ||
| Introduction to German Culture and Civilization | ||
| History (HIST): | ||
| Introduction to European History | ||
| Topics and Critical Issues in World History | ||
| The Age of Revolution and Napoleon | ||
| French Empire | ||
| Europe Since World War II | ||
| Nazi Germany: History and Memory | ||
| Imperial Russia | ||
| Twentieth-Century Russia | ||
| Cultural History of the Soviet Union and the Successor States | ||
| International Studies (IS): | ||
| Europe Country Analysis | ||
| Selected World Problems 1 | ||
| European Union's Foreign and Security Policy | ||
| European Union's Foreign Relations | ||
| European Union's Foreign Relations | ||
| European Security Governance | ||
| European Political Economy | ||
| The European Business Environment | ||
| Culture and Society in Contemporary Europe | ||
| European Economics | ||
| International Enrollment 2 | ||
| International Enroll Special 3 2 | ||
| International Enroll Special 4 2 | ||
IS 3954 | (var) 2 | |
| Topics in Diplomacy Lab 2 | ||
| Topics in European Studies 1 | ||
| Topics in European Union Policies 1 | ||
| Topics in European Integration 1 | ||
| Capstone Research Project in European Studies | ||
| Topics in Multilateral Diplomacy Workshop 2 | ||
IS 4964 | (var) 2 | |
| Undergraduate Research (var) 2 | ||
| Management (MGT): | ||
| The European Business Environment | ||
| Philosophy (PHIL): | ||
| Political Theory | ||
| Political Science (PSCI): | ||
| Political Theory | ||
| European Political Systems | ||
| European Political Systems | ||
| Politics of Post-Communist Systems | ||
| US-Russia Foreign Policies | ||
| Religion & Culture (RLCL): | ||
| Culture and Society in Contemporary Europe | ||
| Russian (RUS): | ||
| Introduction to Russian Culture and Civilization | ||
| Sociology (SOC): | ||
| Culture and Society in Contemporary Europe | ||
| Spanish (SPAN): | ||
| Topics in Spanish Culture | ||
| Subtotal | 9 | |
| Total Credits | 18 | |
Topics courses can be taken up to three times (9 credit hours).
To count for the Minor EUropean Studies the location of the content/topic of all experiential learning courses (marked with an asterisk) should be European in character. Those courses will be evaluated and approved by the International Studies Program advisor.
Hours Requirement: A minimum of eighteen (18) credit hours is required to graduate with a Minor in EUropean Studies (EUST).
In Major GPA: GPA of 2.0 is required for the minor. All courses listed on this checksheet are included in the minor GPA calculation.
Prerequisites: Some courses listed on this checksheet may have pre-/corequisites; please consult the University Catalogor check with your advisor.
Use of Courses: No more than 50% of the graded course credits required for the Minor in EUropean Studies (EUST) may be double-counted in a student's Major.
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