2024-2025 Academic Catalog
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Code | Title | Credits |
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Required Minor Courses | ||
IS/PSCI 1114 | Introduction to Transatlantic Studies | 3 |
Subtotal | 3 | |
Elective Courses 1 | ||
Select nine (9) credit hours of the following: | 9 | |
Transatlantic Political Frameworks | ||
Transatlantic Relations Since 1945 | ||
Theories of Transatlantic Relations | ||
NATO & European Security | ||
Topics in Transatlantic Relations 2 | ||
Topics in Transatlantic Studies 2 | ||
Capstone Project Transatlantic Studies | ||
Select six (6) hours of the following: | 6 | |
International Studies (IS) | ||
Transatlantic Political Frameworks | ||
European Integration | ||
European Security Governance | ||
European Political Economy | ||
Transatlantic Relations Since 1945 | ||
Theories of Transatlantic Relations | ||
NATO & European Security | ||
International Enrollment 3 | ||
International Enroll Special 3 3 | ||
International Enroll Special 4 3 | ||
Study Abroad (var) 3 | ||
Topics in Transatlantic Relations 2 | ||
Topics in Transatlantic Studies 2 | ||
Capstone Project Transatlantic Studies | ||
Topics in Multilateral Diplomacy Workshop 3 | ||
Topics in Multilateral Diplomacy Workshop 3 | ||
Field Study (var) 3 | ||
Undergraduate Research (var) 3 | ||
Africana Studies (AFST) | ||
African-American History | ||
African-American History | ||
American Indian Studies (AINS) | ||
Native American History | ||
French (FR) | ||
FR 3206 | ||
Introduction to Francophone Studies | ||
French Culture from Baroque to Revolution | ||
German (GER) | ||
Introduction to German Culture and Civilization | ||
History (HIST) | ||
Introduction to European History | ||
Mesoamerica and the Andes | ||
African-American History | ||
African-American History | ||
Colonial America | ||
The American Revolution | ||
Native American History | ||
French Empire | ||
HIST 3394 | ||
World War II | ||
The Cold War | ||
Political Science (PSCI) | ||
Transatlantic Political Frameworks | ||
European Integration | ||
European Security Governance | ||
European Political Economy | ||
Transatlantic Relations Since 1945 | ||
Theories of Transatlantic Relations | ||
NATO & European Security | ||
Topics in Transatlantic Relations 2 | ||
Topics in Transatlantic Studies 2 | ||
Capstone Project Transatlantic Studies | ||
Topics in Multilateral Diplomacy Workshop 3 | ||
Topics in Multilateral Diplomacy Workshop 3 | ||
Field Study (var) 3 | ||
Undergraduate Research (var) 3 | ||
Spanish (SPAN) | ||
Topics in Spanish American Culture 2 | ||
Introduction to Latino American Studies | ||
Introduction to Hispanic Literature | ||
Topics in Early Spanish American Cultures | ||
Topics in Modern Mexican and Central American Cultures | ||
Topics in Modern Hispanic Caribbean Cultures | ||
Topics in Modern Andean and Southern Cone Cultures | ||
Special Topics in Hispanic Life, Literature, and Language 2 | ||
Hispanic Literature and the Representation of History | ||
Subtotal | 15 | |
Total Credits | 18 |
At least twelve (12) credit hours at the 3000 level and above.
Topics courses (marked with two asterisks) can be taken up to three times (9 credit hours).
To count for the Minor in Transatlantic Studies the location or the content/topic of all experiential learning courses 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 Transatlantic Studies (TRST).
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 Catalog or check with your advisor.
Use of Courses: No more than 50% of the graded course credits required for the Minor in Transatlantic Studies (TRST) may be double-counted in a student's Major.
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