Minor in Early Modern and Medieval Studies: 5 courses

Note: No more than three courses can be selected from any one academic discipline (as indicated by the 3-letter prefix).

• Art History
  • ARH71-024 Introduction to Art History: East Asian Art & Architecture
  • ARH71-214 Arts of China
• English
  • ENG10-154 Topics in British Literature I
  • ENG10-604 Topics in Medieval Literature
  • ENG10-624 Shakespeare
• History
  • HIS16-124 History of East Asia to 1800
  • HIS16-144 Colonial Latin America
  • HIS16-164 History of the U.S.: From Colonies to Nation
  • HIS16-184 History of Early Modern Europe
  • HIS16-234 Nomadic Empires: The “Barbarians” of the East Eurasian World
  • HIS16-244 Docile or Deviant: Women, Gender, and Sexuality in China
  • HIS16-394 Witches, Nuns, Prostitutes, Wives, & Queens: Women and Gender in the British World
  • HIS16-424 The Real Game of Thrones: The Medieval Era in History & Legend
  • HIS16-444 The Tudors: Politics & Culture, 1485-1603
• Music
  • MUL80-214 Music History 900-1800

Additionally, there are other courses offered less regularly in a variety of departments that contribute to this minor, some as selected topics courses, some as particular content under a fixed course number that carries variable content depending on what semester it is taught. Each semester the Registrar will provide a searchable list of courses for use in the minor via Self Service.

After students declare as a minor, they will be required to write a brief (2-page) paper on how their experience of two different departments encouraged them to think differently about the topic. This will be assessed by the Minor core faculty, and may replace an existing assignment in one of our courses for Minor students.