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Department of
Political Science and International Relations:
Comparative
Politics (POSC 270)
Political Culture by Country (POSC 309 - taught abroad)
European Governments (POSC 310)
International Migration (POSC 329)
Political Terrorism (POSC 330)
Britain and Europe (POSC 339)
East Central European Politics (POSC 372)
Problems of West European Politics (POSC 441 - taught abroad)
Problems of West European Politics (POSC 442)
Foreign Policy of the Post-Soviet Union (POSC 412)
Political System of the Post-Soviet Union (POSC 432)
Dept. of
History:
Western
Civilization (HIST 101 & HIST 102)
History of Christianity to 1300 (HIST 241)
Ancient Religion and Civilization (HIST 243)
Medieval Kings and Queens (HIST 245)
The Jewish Holocaust (HIST 254)
Greek-Roman Sport-Recreation (HIST 338)
Ancient Near East and Greece (HIST 340)
Ancient Rome (HIST 341)
Barbarian Europe (HIST 342)
Medieval Europe (HIST 343)
Renaissance Europe (HIST 344)
Europe in the Reformation Era (HIST 345)
Age of Louis XIV (HIST 346)
History of the French Revolution and Napoleon (HIST 347)
History of Spain: 1479-Present (HIST 348)
Modern Hispanic Societies: 1800-Present (HIST 349)
Europe in Crisis, 1919-1945 (HIST 351)
Contemporary European Society (HIST 352)
Modern German History, 1770-1919 (HIST 353)
Twentieth-Century German History (HIST 354)
Early Modern European Intellectual History (HIST 355)
European Intellectual History (HIST 356)
The European City (HIST 357 - taught abroad)
The Soviet Union: 1917-1990 (Hist 359)
Twentieth-Century France (HIST 361)
Department of
Foreign Languages and Literatures:
Contemporary
France I (FREN 208 - taught abroad)
Contemporary France II (FREN 308 - taught abroad)
Introduction to French Literature (FREN 301 and 302)
French Civilization (FREN 325 and 326)
Aspects of Contemporary French Literature (FREN 452)
Selected Authors, Works and Themes (FREN 455)
Contemporary French Civilization (FREN 453)
French Film (FREN 454)
Contemporary
Germany I (GRMN 208 - taught abroad)
German Popular Culture (GRMN 235)
Contemporary Germany II (GRMN 308 - taught abroad)
Introduction to Modern German Literature (GRMN 311)
German Civilization and Culture (GRMN 325)
German Literature: 1945 to 1989 (GRMN 453)
Selected Authors, Works and Themes (GRMN 455)
Postwall Germany: Literature and Culture (GRMN 465)
Plato (GREK 213)
Homer (GREK 214)
Cicero (LATN 213)
Vergil (LATN 214)
Roman Letters (LATN 221)
Historians of the Republic (LATN 222)
Roman Lyric Poetry (LATN 403)
Contemporary
Italy I (ITAL 208 - taught abroad)
Contemporary Italy II (ITAL 308 - taught abroad)
Survey of Italian Literature (ITAL 310 and 311)
Italian Civilization and Culture (ITAL 325)
Selected Authors, Works and Themes (ITAL 455)
Introduction to
Russian Literature (RUSS 310 and 312)
Russian Civilization and Culture (RUSS 325)
Selected Authors, Themes and Works (RUSS 455)
Contemporary Spain I (SPAN 208)
Spain in the News (SPAN 255)
Survey of Spanish Literature (SPAN 301 and 302)
Contemporary Spain II (SPAN 308)
Spanish Civilization and Culture (SPAN 325)
Postwar Spanish Narrative (SPAN 439)
Selected Authors, Works and Themes (SPAN 455)
Possible
Elective Courses (only a selection):
Peoples of Europe
(ANTH 325)
Introduction to Art History (ARTH 153 & 154)
Rome: From Caesar to Fellini (ARTH 156)
Greek and Roman Art (ARTH 208)
Medieval Art (ARTH 208 & 209 & 210)
Art of the Northern Renaissance (ARTH 213)
Early Renaissance Art (ARTH 217)
High Renaissance and Mannerist Art (ARTH 218)
Baroque Art (ARTH 222)
Modern Art (ARTH 227 & 228)
Introduction to Music History (MUSC 211)
History of Music, 400-1600 (MUSC 311)
History of Music, 1600-1825 (MUSC 312)
History of Music, 1825 to Present (MUSC 313)
Women in Music: An Alternate Survey (MUSC 302)
Introduction to Jewish Philosophy (PHIL 208)
Modern Philosophy (PHIL 303)
Nineteenth-Century Philosophy (PHIL 304)
Topics in Jewish Theology (PHIL 308)
Medieval Philosophy (PHIL 311 & 312)
Existentialism (PHIL 322)
Philosophy of History (PHIL 345)
Contact:
Professor Nancy Nobile
Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures
221 Jastak-Burgess Hall
302-831-4101
ces-areastudies@udel.edu
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