European Studies 

The minor in European Studies requires 15 hours of study in specific courses.  The first 6 hours (two courses) must be chosen from the four categories of the International Studies Basic Curriculum .  Each of the two courses must be from a separate category: either World Cultures, International Politics, International Economics, or Global Perspectives.  The next 9 hours (three courses) must be chosen from the European Studies curriculum (below), with at least one course from each of the two groups: Group I (Social Sciences) or Group II (Humanities and Arts).  At least nine hours of the minor must be at the 3000 level or above.  If a student is an International Studies major, only one course from the Area Studies curriculum may be double counted.  A co-curricular requirement for the minor in European Studies is two years of college-level study of a European language, other than English.  This requirement may be met through examination, the transfer of language study credit from another university, or by taking courses on campus.
 

Basic Curriculum

Introduction to World Cultures

ANTH 2301 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

HIST 1302 World Cultures and Civilization

International Politics

PLSC 1340 Introduction to Comparative Politics

PLSC 1380 Introduction to International Relations

International Economics

ECO 3321 International Economics Policy (prerequisites: ECO 1311 & 1312)

ECO 4357 International Trade (prerequisite: ECO 3301)

ECO 4358 International Macroeconomic Theory and Policy (prerequisite: ECO 3302)

The Global Perspective

ADV 3354 International Advertising (SMU in London)

ANTH 3301 Health, Healing and Society

ANTH 3310 Gender and Sex Roles; A Global Perspective

ANTH 3327 Culture Change and Globalization: Social Science Perspectives

ANTH 3336 Gender and Globalization

ANTH 3344 Cultural Aspects of Business

ANTH 3368/SOCI 3368 Urban Life: A Cross-Cultural Perspective

ANTH 4303 Political Economy of Health

ANTH 4384 Global Issues and Development: An Overview (Seniors Only)

ARHS 1307  World Art Traditions: A Survey 

CCPA 3321 International Public Relations (SMU in London)

ECO 5360 Economic Development in the Third World (prerequisite: EC 3301 and 3302)

ECO 5361 Natural Resources and Energy Economics

ECO 5362 Economic Growth

ENGL 3354 Non Western Culture and Literature (20^th Century, Third World Texts)

FINA 4329* International Finance (Prerequisite: FINA 3320)

HIST 2380 Ethnic Regions in the Western World

HIST 3306 Colony to Empire: U.S. Diplomacy 1789-1941

HIST 3337  Ethical Dilemmas in a Global Age

HIST 3397 Modernity and Crises of Identity

HIST 3399 US Foreign Policy from the Spanish American War to Vietnam

MKTG 3300 Marketing Management Field Project (Study Abroad Programs)

MKTG 3348* International Marketing

PLSC 3342 Making Democracy Work

PLSC 3365 Communism and Post-Communism

PLSC 3382 International Organizations: Global and Regional

PLSC 3382 The American Foreign Policy Process

PLSC 3387 Political Geography

PLSC 3389 International Political Economy (also SMU in Oxford)

PLSC 3390 Negotiating International Trade

PLSC 4342  Why Nations Revolt

PLSC 4354 The Third World and North-South Relations

PLSC 4380 Special Studies in International Relations

PLSC 4380 From Marx to Market (SMU in Paris)

PLSC 4381 National Security Policy

PLSC 4382 The Politics of Military Force

PLSC 4391 NAFTA and Free Trade in the Americas

PLSC 4398 Nuclear Weapons and World Politics

RELI 3366/ANTH 3366 Magic, Myth and Religion Across Cultures

SOCI 3340 Global Society

European Studies Courses

Social Sciences (Group I)

ANTH 3355 Society and Culture in Contemporary Europe

ANTH 3355/PLSC 4343 Nationalism in Europe (SMU in Copenhagen)

BA 3300 European Business Environment: The EU (SMU in Copenhagen)

BA 4315 EU Seminar (SMU in Copenhagen)

HIST 2366 Europe in the Modern World: 1760 to Present

HIST 3303 Modern England, 1867-present

HIST 3328 Economic History of Europe: 1000 A.D. to the present

HIST 3330 Women in Modern European History

HIST 3334 France since 1789

HIST 3340 The Revolutionary Experience in Russia, 1900-1930

HIST 3341 Soviet/Post Soviet Society and Politics, 1917 to Present

HIST 3343 20^th Century European History (SMU in Copenhagen)

HIST 3346 Modern England, 1714 to the Present (also SMU in Oxford)

HIST 3363 The Holocaust

HIST 3365/66 Problems in European History

HIST 3365 The Making of Modern Europe (SMU in Spain)

HIST 3366 France, America and the Atlantic World (SMU in Paris)

HIST 3367 Revolutions in European History

HIST 3374 Diplomacy in Europe: Napoleon to European Union (also SMU in Oxford)

HIST 3376 Social and Intellectual History of Europe

HIST 3381/PLSC 4340 Political History of Contemporary Spain (SMU in Spain)

HIST 3383 Hapsburg Monarchy: Making of East Central Europe

HIST 3385 The Balkan Peninsula in its European Context

HIST 4314 The Jews in Europe (SMU in Copenhagen)

HIST 4363 Inside Nazi Germany

HIST 4369 History of Modern Germany

HIST 4381 History of Spain, 1469 to the Present

HIST 4388 Georgian and Victorian England, 1714-1867 (also SMU in Oxford)

HIST 5367 Russia from the Kievan Era to 1881

HIST 5371 The French Revolution and Napoleon, 1789-1815

HIST 5373 Europe from Bismarck to WWI

HIST 5374 Recent European History, 1918 to the Present

HIST 5376 Europe in the Age of Enlightenment, 1715-1789

HIST 5390 Seminar in Russian History

HIST 5392 Seminar in European History

PLSC 3340 Western European Politics

PLSC 3351 Russia: Politics and Society (SMU in Copenhagen)

PLSC 3358 Government and Politics of Russia

PLSC 3359 From Communism to Democracy

PLSC 4340 Anglo-American Democracy (SMU in Oxford)

PLSC 4340 Danish Politics and Society (SMU in Copenhagen)

PLSC 4358 Soviet Politics: Revolution to Revolution

PLSC 4380 Historical and Contemporary Issues of the European Construction (SMU in Paris)

PLSC 4384 America-Russia Relationship: Soviet and Russian Foreign Policy

PLSC 5341 Western European Politics: The EU

PLSC 5383 European Conflict and Security Issues (SMU in Copenhagen)

SOCI 5363 Criminal Justice in Scandinavia (SMU in Copenhagen)

Humanities and Arts (Group II)

ARHS 1331 Nineteenth Century European Art

ARHS 1332 Twentieth Century Art: Sources of Modern Art

ARHS 2352 From Impressionism to Abstract: European Art 1870 to 1920 (Copenhagen)

ARHS 3329 Paris Art and Architecture I (SMU in Paris)

ARHS 3332 Masters of European Art (SMU in Copenhagen)

ARHS 3333 Art and Architecture in Italy (SMU in Italy)

ARHS 3339 El Greco to Goya: Spanish Painting in the Golden Age

ARHS 3344 Paintings in the Prado (SMU in Spain)

ARHS 3346 Paris Art and Architecture II (SMU in Paris)

ARHS 3347 XVIII Century European Art and Theatre: Staging Revolution

ARHS 3352 Impressionism, Symbolism  (SMU in Paris)

ARHS 3353 Impressionism in Context (SMU in Paris)

ARHS 4344/HIST 3349 Images of Power: Kings, Nobles and Elites (SMU in Paris)

CTV 2352 History of European Film (SMU in Copenhagen)

CTV3310 Themes in European Film (Smu in Copenhagen)

CTV 3310 Screen Artists (SMU in Italy)

CTV4305 Motion Pictures of Paris (SMU in Paris)

ENGL 3341 British Literary History II

ENGL 3344 Victorian Gender

ENGL 3360 Writers in Paris: The Invention of Modernism (SMU in Paris)

FL 2343 After Communism

FL 3303/SPAN 3373 Spanish Civilization (SMU in Spain)

FL 3323/HIST 2323 Russian Culture

FL 3331 Survey of Russian Literature in Translation

FL 3361 French Literature

FL 3369 Perspectives on Modern Germany

FL 3390 Italian Cinema

FL 3391/92 Italian Literature

FREN 4373 French Civilization: The Age of Enlightenment (SMU in Paris)

FREN 4374 French Civilization: The XIX^th Century (SMU in Paris)

PHIL 3333 European Thought: From Modernism to Post Modernism (SMU in Copenhagen)

PHIL 3352 History of Western Philosophy-Modern

PHIL 3370 Nineteenth Century Philosophy

PHIL 3370 Kierkegaard: Philosophy and the Meaning of Life (SMU in Copenhagen)

PHIL 3382 XXth Century European Philosophy

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