15-Hour Regional Studies:
Students must take one course in each of the following five regions:
A. Africa:
ART 273 (Survey of the Art of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas; F, S) (may only count in one geographic region)
ART 386 (Art of Africa; D) (ART 273)
ENG 363 (Introduction to African Literature; D) (ENG 110)
HST 323 (Women in Africa; D)
HST 335 (African Civilization; D)
GRY 507 (Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa; D)
PLS 550 (Modern African Politics; FO)
B. Asia:
ART 274 (Survey of East Asian Art; F, S) (ENG 110)
ART 374 (Art of India; D) (ART 274)
HST 381 (East Asian Civilization II; S)
LLT 215 (Asian Cultural Studies; D)
PHI 314 (Asian Philosophy; D) (3 hours PHI/permission)
REL 355 (Buddhism; D) (3 hours REL/permission)
REL 360 (Hinduism; D) (3 hours REL/permission)
HST 571 (China in the Twentieth Century; D) (50 hours/permission)
PLS 545 (Asian Politics; S)
C. Europe:
ART 272 (History of Western Art II; F, S) (ENG 110)
ENG 361 (Survey of European Literature II; D) (ENG 110)
LLT 225 (German Cultural Studies; D)
REL 340 (Christianity; F, S)
HST 350 (Latin American Civilization; D) (HST 101 & 102 recd)
HST 353 (History of Europe in the 19th Century; D) (HST 101 recd)
HST 355 (Contemporary Europe: 1918 to Present; D) (HST 102 recd)
HST 361 (Britain 1688-Present; D) (HST 101, 102 recd)
HST 556 (France since 1815; D) (50 hours/permission)
HST 559 (Germany, 1915-Present; D) (50 hours/permission)
PLS 547 (The Politics of the European Union; SE)
HST 561 (Russia since 1801; D) (50 hours/permission)
HST 565 (English Constitution, Courts and Common Law; F) (50 hours/permission)
PLS 343 (Post-Soviet Politics; S)
D. Latin America and Caribbean:
ANT 331 (Peoples and Cultures of the Caribbean; D)
ART 273 (Survey of the Art of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas; F, S) (may only count in one geographic region)
ART 385 (Art of the Americas; D)
ART 485 (Art of Mesoamerica; D)
HST 350 (Latin American Civilization; D)
HST 587 (Mexico from Colony to Nation; D) (50 hours/permission)
HST 588 (Twentieth Century Mexico; D) (50 hours/permission)
PLS 548 (Governments and Politics of Latin America; F)
E. Middle East:
ANT 335 (Peoples and Cultures of the Middle East; D) (30 hours/permission)
ART 382 (Survey of Islamic Art; D) (ENG 110)
HST 372 (From Hollywood to the Middle East: In Search of Arab Identity; D)
REL 350 (Islam; S)
REL 330 (Judaism; D)HST
HST 370 (History of the Middle East to 1914; D)
HST 371 (History of the Middle East since 1914; D)
HST 543 (History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict; D) (50 hours/permission)
PLS 544 (Government and Politics of the Middle East; FO)
The following courses may apply to various regions depending upon content:
ANT 330 (Peoples and Cultures; D)
ENG 362 (Non-European World Literature; D) (ENG 110)
GRY 305 (Select World Regions; D)