MINORS: To apply for the Minor, or to submit a Minor completion form, please go to Rm. 220, the Main Office, LeConte Hall. Minor requirements may be found below, and also in the UGA bulletin. Once all final courses are completed or in-progress, a minor completion will also need to be completed. Below are the requirements for a minor in Transnational European Studies. Should you have questions, please contact: behlers@uga.edu Minor: Transnational European Studies A minor must contain at least 9 hours of upper division course work. Students are expected to fulfill any course prerequisite requirements as directed. Courses taken to satisfy Core Areas I through V may not be counted as course work in the minor. Courses taken in Core Area VI may be counted as course work in the minor. Three (3) credit hours may be transferred from another institution, or six (6) if three (3) are from an appropriate study abroad program A grade of C (2.0) or higher must be earned in all European Studies minor courses Required Courses: (7 hours)FCID 2000: Transnational Europe (1 hour)HIST 2302: History of Western Society since 1500 (3 hours)FCID 4000: Capstone in Transnational European Studies (3 hours) Required Level of Language Competency:Competency through the fourth semester of a single official language (other than English) of the European Union. Electives: (9 hours)Select three (3) additional courses from the following list. The following restrictions apply: The courses can also fulfill requirements in your major(s) The courses must represent two (2) different departments or programs AnthropologyANTH3240 The Gypsies: Last Nomads of the Modern WorldANTH3241 Minorities in EuropeANTH3290 Celtic and Pre-Celtic Prehistory Art HistoryARHI3002 Greek Art and ArchitectureARHI3004 Roman Art and ArchitectureARHI3010 Medieval Art and ArchitectureARHI3012 Art and Architecture of Late AntiquityARHI3020 Renaissance ArtARHI3022 Art and Architecture of Byzantium—The Empire of the New RomeARHI3025 The Decorative Arts of Europe: Fifteenth and Sixteenth CenturiesARHI3030 Baroque Art I: Southern EuropeARHI3032 Art and Architecture of RussiaARHI3035 Northern Renaissance and Baroque ArtARHI3052 British Art, 1530-1930ARHI3054 18c European ArtARHI3056 19c European ArtARHI4000 Early Greek ArtARHI4008 Ancient Roman SculptureARHI4010 Classical and Hellenistic Greek ArtARHI4020 Roman Art and ArchitectureARHI4110 Art and Architecture in the Eleventh and Twelfth CenturiesARHI4120 Gothic Art and ArchitectureARHI4125 Intellectual Foundations of Medieval Art and ArchitectureARHI4130 Late Gothic Art in ItalyARHI4200 Early Renaissance in ItalyARHI4210 High Renaissance and Mannerism in ItalyARHI4220 North RenaissanceARHI4290 Renaissance and Baroque SculptureARHI4300 Italian Baroque Art and ArchitectureARHI4310 Northern Baroque ArtARHI4350 Art and Architecture of the City of RomeARHI4400 Romanticism and NeoclassicismARHI4470 Painting and the Graphic Arts in England, 1530-1930ARHI4490 Rococo to Reform: European Art 1700-1760ARHI4510 Modern Art in Europe from 1886 to 1918ARHI4540 Europe: 1918-1945ARHI4900 Topics in Ancient and Medieval ArtARHI4910 Topics in Renaissance and Baroque Art Classical CultureCLAS3311 History of Ancient GreeceCLAS3312 Roman HistoryCLAS3321 History of Women in the Ancient WorldCLAS4008 Ancient Roman SculptureCLAS4010 Archaic GreeceCLAS4020 Greek Sanctuaries and FestivalsCLAS4030 The Archaeology of the Greek ColoniesCLAS4040 The Hellenistic WorldCLAS4070 Roman BritainCLAS4100 Ancient Roman CitiesCLAS4110 The Etruscans and Early RomeCLAS4120 Pompeii and Herculaneum: The Buried CitiesCLAS4130 The Archaeology of Rome’s ProvincesCLAS4160 Late AntiquityCLAS4370 Roman TheatreCLAS4380 Death: Antiquity and its LegacyCLAS4390 Grand Tour: Visions and Revisions of Classical Antiquity Comparative LiteratureCMLT3240 The Gypsies: Last Nomads of the Modern WorldCMLT3241 Minorities in EuropeCMLT3260 The Black and Green Atlantic: Crosscurrents of the African and Irish DiasporasCMLT4070 Renaissance European LiteratureCMLT4080 Romantic European LiteratureCMLT4081 World Romanticism ICMLT4082 World Romanticism IICMLT4100 Mannerist and Baroque LiteratureCMLT4110 Medieval European LiteratureCMLT4120 18th Century European LiteratureCMLT4400 East Central European Literature and CultureCMLT4630 Holocaust Literature/Film EnglishENGL3100 Intro to British CultureENGL3320 Shakespeare for non-MajorsENGL4060 Old EnglishENGL4195 Celtic LanguagesENGL4220 BeowulfENGL4230 Medieval LiteratureENGL4240 ChaucerENGL4295 Celtic StudiesENGL4300 Elizabethan PoetryENGL4320 Shakespeare I: SelectionENGL4320W Shakespeare I: Writing IntensiveENGL4330 Shakespeare II: TopicsENGL4330W Shakespeare II: Writing IntensiveENGL4340 Renaissance DramaENGL4370 MiltonENGL4390 Topics in Renaissance LiteratureENGL4430 18th Century English NovelENGL4480 18th Century Scottish LiteratureENGL4520 19th Century British NovelENGL4590 Topics 19th Century British LiteratureENGL4670 20th Century British NovelENGL4690 Topics 20th Century British LiteratureENGL4695 Topics in Postcolonial LiteratureENGL4695S Topics in Postcolonial Literature (service-learning project)ENGL4870 Folklore Studies: “Folklore of the Celtic Lands” FilmFILM4650 French Film Franklin CollegeFCID3500 The Holocaust from the Victims’ Perspectives FrenchFREN3030 Intro French LiteratureFREN3080 Topics in French Culture and CivilizationFREN4050 Literature and Culture to 1700FREN4060 French Literature 1700-1900FREN4070 French Lit Culture 1900FREN4080 Studies French Literature CultFREN4120 Topics Culture Language LiteratureFREN4150 Business FrenchFREN4350 Renaissance Studies GreekGREK4010 HomerGREK4020 HesiodGREK4030 Greek Lyric PoetsGREK4040 Herodotus and ThucydidesGREK4050 AeschylusGREK4055 Greek TragedyGREK4060 SophoclesGREK4070 EuripidesGREK4080 AristophanesGREK4090 Adv. Readings: Plato GermanGRMN3010 Language: Culture and Society IGRMN3020 Language: Culture and Society IIGRMN3110 GermaniaGRMN3120 German Courtly LiteratureGRMN3220 The Age of ReformationGRMN3300 Intro to German CinemaGRMN3410 Revolution, Revolt, and Nationalism in the Nineteenth CenturyGRMN3420 The German Romantic AgeGRMN3550 Contemporary Issues in German Culture, Society, and LiteratureGRMN3610 Discourses of Post-War LiteratureGRMN3620H The Wild Berlin of Bertolt BrechtGRMN3625 Post-War Women WritersGRMN3630 Memory, History, NarrativeGRMN3710 The WallGRMN3870 Fairy TalesGRMN3810 Literature in Music, Music in LiteratureGRMN3820 German FilmGRMN3830 Children’s and Youth LiteratureGRMN3840 The Jewish Experience in German CultureGRMN3850 Introduction to Goethe’s Life and WorksGRMN3860 The Evolution of German as a Standard LanguageGRMN3990 Directed Study in GermanGRMN4001 Advanced German Conversation and CompositionGRMN4015 Magic, Monsters, and the Occult in German LiteratureGRMN4020 Theory and Practice of German TheaterGRMN4100 Goethe and IslamGRMN4210 From the Enlightenment to the Dialectic of EnlightenmentGRMN4310 Germany and the French RevolutionGRMN4380 Contrastive Grammar: German-EnglishGRMN4410 The Holocaust in German Literature and FilmGRMN4510 Special Topics in German Studies or LinguisticsGRMN4520 Senior SeminarGRMN4610H Elective Affinities: Literature and Philosophy in DialogueGRMN4710 Vienna: Literature, Art, Music, and CultureGRMN4720 Image and Word: Reading Culture Through the Visual ArtsGRMN4810 Contemporary Issues in German Business and Politics HistoryHIST3100 Intro to British CultureHIST3311 History of Ancient GreeceHIST3312 Roman HistoryHIST3321 History of Women in the Ancient WorldHIST3322 Wenches, Witches, Damsels, and Nuns: Women in Medieval EuropeHIST3323 History of Women in Early Modern EuropeHIST3324 History of Women in Modern EuropeHIST3330 Medieval CivilizationHIST3340 Age of Renaissance and ReformationHIST3361 19th Century EuropeHIST3362 20th Century EuropeHIST3371 Tudor-Stuart EnglandHIST3372 England since 1660HIST3381 Old Regime and Revolutionary FranceHIST3382 Modern France since 1799HIST3390 Germany since 1789HIST3400 Modern ItalyHIST3411 Russia to the Great ReformsHIST3412 Modern RussiaHIST3415 Modern Eastern EuropeHIST3421 History of Ancient and Medieval ScienceHIST3433 History of MedicineHIST3443 Spain in the Age of CervantesHIST3490 European Encounter with IslamHIST4300 Studies in European HistoryHIST4320 Ancient LawHIST4329 Studies in Ancient Greek and Roman HistoryHIST4330 Institutions of the Medieval WestHIST4340 Rebirth and Reinvention in Early Modern EuropeHIST4345 Christians and Muslims in ValenciaHIST4350 Material Culture and Consumer Society in Early Modern EuropeHIST4355 EnlightenmentHIST4360 European Popular CultureHIST4365 Microhistories of Modern EuropeHIST4371 The Medieval MindHIST4372 Intellectual History in Early Modern EuropeHIST4373 Nineteenth-Century European Intellectual HistoryHIST4374 Intellectual History of Twentieth-Century EuropeHIST4375 The Golden Age of European Natural HistoryHIST4381 Politics, Culture, and Society in Stuart EnglandHIST4382 Britain from the Age of Revolution to the Age of Victoria, 1780-1900HIST4383 Britain Since 1901HIST4391 The French Revolution and the First EmpireHIST4392 Twentieth-Century FranceHIST4393 Empire and Political Economy in the Eighteenth CenturyHIST4394 Age of ImperialismHIST4410 Nazism and Fascism in Europe, 1919-1945HIST4413 Race, Nation, and Empire in the Former Soviet UnionHIST4435 History of Russian Science from Eastern Exploration to the Space AgeHIST4450 Democracy Modern EuropeHIST4565 The CrusadesHIST4710 Atlantic World Infectious DiseasesIDIS3100 People and Plagues International AffairsINTL4325 British PoliticsINTL4390 Southern and Eastern European Political SystemsINTL 4640 European Union ItalianITAL4030 Topics in the Literature and Culture of ItalyITAL4040 Italian CinemaITAL4050 Italian Literature and Culture from its Origins to 1400ITAL4060 Italian Literature and Culture from 1400 to 1700ITAL4070 Italian Literature and Culture from 1700 to the PresentITAL4120 Topics in Italian Culture, Language, and Literature LatinLATN3010 Vergil’s AeneidLATN3020 Golden Age Latin ProseLATN4010 Roman RhetoricLATN4070 Roman DramaLATN4080 Roman Didactic PoetryLATN4320 Tacitus LinguisticsLING4210 Intro Indo-European PhilosophyPHIL4010 AristotlePHIL4040 British Empiricism PortuguesePORT3010 Intro to Language, Literature, and CulturePORT4010 Advanced Language, Literature, and CulturePORT4040 Topics in Cinema, Culture, and LiteraturePORT4060 Poetry of the Portuguese-Speaking WorldPORT4070 Theater of the Portuguese-Speaking WorldPORT4080 Studies in Culture and Literature of the Portuguese-Speaking WorldPORT4550 History of the Portuguese Language ReligionRELI4071 The HolocaustRELI4089 Biblical GreekRELI4101 History of Christian Theology (Ancient-Medieval) RussianRUSS3001 Russian Conversation and Composition IRUSS3002 Russian Conversation and Composition IIRUSS3300 Intro Russian CinemaRUSS4001 Advanced Russian Conversation and CompositionRUSS4080 NabokovRUSS4090 Russia through the Eyes of Tolstoy and DostoevskyRUSS4250 PushkinRUSS4260 Intro 19th Century Russian LiteratureRUSS4270 Intro 20th Century Russian LiteratureRUSS4280 ChekhovRUSS4510 Special Topics SpanishSPAN3030/SPAN3030H Introduction to LiteratureSPAN3040 Introduction to Analysis of Hispanic CulturesSPAN3050 Introduction to Spanish LinguisticsSPAN4040 Spanish Literature and Culture ISPAN4050 Spanish Literature and Culture IISPAN4080 Studies in Spanish Literature and CultureSPAN4081 Spanish FilmSPAN4345 Christians and Muslims in Valencia In addition to the above courses, Transnational European Studies students may take relevant upper division (3000-4000 level) courses in other departments. Paperwork for petitioning additional courses, which do not appear on the approved list above, can be obtained by e-mailing eustudy@uga.edu. It is expected that petitioned courses will have a significant focus on European Studies. Email eustudy@uga.edu if you have questions. TOTAL HOURS: 16
