INTERDISCIPLINARY MINORS
MULTIDISCIPLINARY MINORS
CATALOGUE
French Studies
A study of the political, social, intellectual, and artistic manifestations
of French civilization and culture. The minor requires 20 credits and
proficiency in French at the 300-level. The minor coordinator is Professor
Courtney Dodge, and the minor is administered by the French section
of the Modern Languages Department.
Course Requirements
for the French Studies Minor:
A minimum of two courses in French and
- FS FRE 201: Speaking of France Today
- One 300 level course
Take at least three of the following courses taught in English*:
- Art 215 Art of the Middle Ages
- Art 241 19th Century European Art
- Art 247 20th Century Art
- History 201 Europe in the Age of Popes & Princes, 476-1648
- History 203 Europe in the Age of Modernization & Revolution,
1648-1914
- History 205 Europe in the Age of Dictatorship & Democracy,
1914-Present
- History 224 History of Modern France, 1789-Present
- History 306 Enlightenment and Absolutism
- History 308 The French Revolution and Napoleon
- History 310 Europe at the Turn of the Century, 1880-1917
- Political Science 351 Government and Politics of Western Europe
- Political Science 495 European Security and NATO
* Courses taken in the Angers or Paris programs may replace these courses.
