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The
European Area Studies Minor |
We
encourage our MUDEC students to consider the
European Area Studies (EAS) minor, because
it is a natural fit for a lot of
our students. Most of the courses offered at MUDEC count
toward this minor. Note that it qualifies as a Thematic Sequence. Unlike the
Lux Thematic Sequences, however, it cannot be completed
entirely at MUDEC.
Description
of the Minor
Most
of the courses offered in Luxembourg
count toward the EAS Minor requirements.
Please note that it is typically necessary to fulfill the European geography course on the Oxford campus.
The EAS Minor requirements -- at least
18 credit hours -- are the following: |
• A modern European history course at the 200-400
level OR HST
122 Western Civilization
• GEO
311 Geography of Western Europe, GEO 307 Geography of Russia, OR another European
geography course
• POL
333 Politics of Western Europe , POL
332 Politics of Russia , POL
423 European Union Politics and Policies, OR ECO
341 Economic History of Modern Europe
• A course in European culture (from
literature, art, architecture, music, theater, or cinema)
• A course in modern European language at the 300+
level -- taught in the language
Plus additional Europe-focused
courses in consultation with advisor,
to attain the 18 credit-hour requirement.
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Students travel to many European locations
during their time at MUDEC.
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*Minimum
Credit-Hour Requirement: 18
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• Appropriate
courses taken in European study abroad programs,
including at Miami's Luxembourg campus, may be
substituted with the approval of the European
Area Studies advisor.
• Each course in above requirements must be a minimum of 3 credit
hours.
• Completion of this minor qualifies as a Miami Plan Thematic
Sequence
For more information consult
with Dr. Margaret Ziolkowski,
164 Irvin Hall, 529-1853 to discuss the
many options that can be used as substitutions
for the courses listed here. (updated 1-09-08) |
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