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Proficiency required in a continental European language by passing two years or the equivalent of study in one contemporary language, normally through the 202 level. By taking a placement exam, the student may begin at a level higher than the 101 level. The chairperson of Modern Languages and Classics will determine language equivalency in consultation with the European Studies program director.
In exceptional circumstances courses not in the approved electives list may be substituted to complete the minor with the advance permission of the European Studies program director.
European content may vary significantly with the instructor and/or the semester; the student's enrollment for European Studies credit is contingent on the European Studies director's review of the course syllabus and approval for ENG 205, 497, and PHIL 306.
For more information, call the Office of European Studies, NQ 240, (765) 285-8780.
Proficiency required in a continental European language by passing two years or the equivalent of study in one contemporary language, normally through the 202 level. By taking a placement exam, the student may begin at a level higher than the 101 level. The chairperson of Modern Languages and Classics will determine language equivalency in consultation with the European Studies program director.
| Required: | |||
| GEOG | 357 | Europe |
3 |
| HIST | 456 |
Cold War |
3 |
| POLS | 382 |
Westn Europe |
3 |
| Approved electives: 9 hours chosen from the following electives: | |||
| (No more than two elective courses from any department) | |||
| ENG | 205 |
Wrld Litertr (3) |
|
| 497 |
St Lit Trans (3) |
||
| FL | 307 |
Eur Wom Lit (3) |
|
| 308 |
Eur Films (3) |
||
| GEOG | 356 | Russ Neigh (3) | |
| HIST | 453 | Mod Wst Cult (3) | |
| 454 | Era WW 1 (3) | ||
| 455 | Era WW 2 (3) | ||
| 458 | Eur Strt Dip (3) | ||
| 487 | Soviet Union (3) | ||
| PHIL | 306 | Contemporary (3) | |
| POLS | 313 | Mod Wst Thot (3) | |
| 385 | Euro Union (3) | ||
| 386 | Pol Rus (3) | ||
| EURO | 369 | Prof Exper (3) | |
| 401 | Spec Iss Eur (3) | ||
| 405 | Ind Stud (3) | ||
| 479 | Prac Exper (3) |
9 |
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| _____ | |||
| 18 hrs | |||
European content may vary significantly with the instructor and/or the semester; the student's enrollment for European Studies credit is contingent on the European Studies director's review of the course syllabus and approval for ENG 205, 497, and PHIL 306.
For more information, call the Office of European Studies, NQ 240, (765) 285-8780.
