Academic Curriculum

Core Curriculum

In keeping with the Jesuit educational philosophy, the PCS core curriculum is designed to provide the student with a broad humanistic background. As students' majors and electives allow specialization and individualization in their studies, the core curriculum assures that every student's undergraduate education is anchored, as a whole, in the liberal arts. The PCS core enables students to go beyond mere proficiency and achieve a level of excellence in the essential skills of literacy. Excellence in the expressive skills of writing and speaking with logical clarity is founded on the arts of reading, listening, observing, thinking, and mastery and thorough understanding of the topic under consideration. Education in the liberal arts has traditionally been called "liberal" for several reasons, but among them is the fact that these arts engender the ability to form judgments based on sound reasoning, free of prejudice and free of insufficiently examined premises. The PCS core enables the student to sample a range of academic disciplines and fields of study, and provides a solid foundation for achievement in any of them.

The core curriculum consists of 12 courses. Select advanced placement credit and college courses taken elsewhere may be considered for core transfer credit. Students will ordinarily be expected to complete, at Fordham, at least one course in literature, philosophy, history and theology, with the guidance of their academic adviser.

ENGL 1101 Composition I: One Required Course (dependent on advisement)

Instruction in sentence and paragraph construction, reading comprehension skills and analysis, the basic principles of grammar with an emphasis on diagnosing and solving persistent problems, and principles of argumentation and evidence. Weekly assignments and regular grammar exercises to build confidences and competence in college writing.

ENGL 1102 Composition II: One Required Course

This course will build competence and confidence in the use of language for analytic, dialogic, and expressive purposes, develop basic reasoning skills and skills of close and attentive reading, enrich an appreciation of the power and importance of language, and help students learn sound practices with respect to conventions of citation, quotation, paraphrase, and documentation. Prerequisite: Depending on placement, ENGL 1101 Composition I may be required. To move to ENGL 1102 Composition II from ENGL 1101 Composition I, a grade of C or better is required.

ENGL 2000 Texts and Contexts: One Required Course

The introductory core course in English literature, which may include literature in translation, will teach the arts of literary interpretation by developing techniques of close reading, an appreciation of the relations among literary works and the contexts in which they are written and read, and an ability to write critically about the interplay between text and context. The sections of this course will offer students choice among thematic and topical foci, which will be specified in each section title and spelled out in the section's description. Prerequisite: ENGL 1102 Composition II

PHIL 1000 Philosophy of Human Nature: One Required Course

A philosophical reflection on the central metaphysical and epistemological questions surrounding human nature, which includes discussion of some or all of the following problems: the body/soul distinction and the mind/body problem; the problem of knowledge (relativism, skepticism, the objectivity of knowledge, faith, and reason); free will and determinism; and self and society (subjectivity, personhood, sociality, historicity, and tradition). At least 60 percent of each section of the course is devoted to readings from Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Aquinas, and Descartes. Each section includes some writings by at least one contemporary figure.

THEO 1000 Faith and Critical Reason: One Required Course

An introduction to fundamental theological issues, including the dialectic between religion and modernity that has shaped our cultural heritage, and some of the ways that various cultures and individuals have confronted the pressing questions of meaning in human life. When apposite, comparisons with religious traditions other than Christianity are made.

HIST 1***: Understanding Historical Change: One Required Course

Through the introduction to the discipline of history, students will begin to achieve knowledge of the structure of societies, how they function, and how they change. Each section of the course will consider how to assess evidence, identify and evaluate differing and often contradictory explanations and arguments, and appraise the relative scale and importance of particular changes in the past. Students will be able to choose from different sections of the course each with the title Understanding Historical Change, and a descriptive subtitle such as Ancient Greece, American History, etc.

Courses in this group have the HC attribute.

Course Title Credits
AFAM 1600Understanding Historical Change: Africa3
CLAS 1210Understanding Historical Change: Ancient Greece3
CLAS 1220Understanding Historical Change: Ancient Rome3
HIST 1000Understanding Historical Change: Modern Europe3
HIST 1075Understanding Historical Change: Renaissance to Revolution in Europe3
HIST 1100Understanding Historical Change: American History3
HIST 1103Understanding Historical Change: Fighting for Equal Rights in American History3
HIST 1200Understanding Historical Change: Ancient History3
HIST 1210Understanding Historical Change: Ancient Greece3
HIST 1220Understanding Historical Change: Ancient Rome3
HIST 1240Understanding Historical Change: The Ancient World3
HIST 1300Understanding Historical Change: Medieval3
HIST 1400Understanding Historical Change: Latin America3
HIST 1450Understanding Historical Change: South Asian History3
HIST 1550Understanding Historical Change: Modern East Asia3
HIST 1551Understanding Historical Change: Representations of China and The West3
HIST 1600Understanding Historical Change: Africa3
HIST 1650Understanding Historical Change: The Black Atlantic3
HIST 1700Understanding Historical Change: Mideast3
HIST 1750Understanding Historical Change: Islamic History and Culture3
HIST 1850Understanding Historical Change: Jews in the Ancient and Medieval World3
HIST 1851Understanding Historical Change: Jews in the Modern World3
HIST 1925Understanding Historical Change: Science and Technology3
LALS 1400Understanding Historical Change: Latin America3

Fine Arts OR Social Science: One Required Course from Either Area

Fine Arts Option

By seeing or hearing visual or musical works and understanding them students learn to appreciate the non-verbal and how such works both are influenced by and exercise influence on their cultural milieu. The courses take advantage of and encourage students to appreciate the extensive cultural offerings of New York City.

Courses in this group have the FACC attribute.

Course Title Credits
ARHI 1100Art History Introduction: World Art3
ARHI 1101Introduction to Art History: Europe3
ARHI 1102Introduction to Art History: Asia3
ARHI 1103Introduction to Art History: Americas3
ARHI 1104Introduction to Art History: Africa and African Diaspora3
ARHI 1105Introduction to Art History: Architecture3
ARHI 1298Art History AP3
ARHI 3480Art and Architecture in London4
MUSC 1051Who Cares If You Listen?! Music, Culture, and the Critical Ear3
MUSC 1100Introduction to Music History3
THEA 1100Invitation to Theatre3
THEA 3520Producing through a Social Justice Lens4
VART 1101Urbanism3
VART 1135Visual Thinking3

Social Science Option

Students will be introduced to the ways of knowing characteristic of the social sciences through introductory courses in anthropology, communications, economics, political science, psychology, and sociology. The courses will usually focus on a substantive concern of the social science, and include historical overviews, consideration of the variety of research methods typically used (especially empirical research), reviews of the major theoretical orientations and models, and real-world implications and applications to practical problems.

Courses in this group have the SSCI attribute.

Course Title Credits
AFAM 1650Black Popular Culture4
ANTH 1050Anthropology Focus3
ANTH 1100Introduction to Cultural Anthropology3
ANTH 1300Introduction to Archaeology3
ANTH 1413Language and Culture4
COMC 2175Persuasion and Public Opinion4
COMC 2329Media Industries4
COMC 2377Mass Communication and Media Effects4
COMM 1000Fundamentals of Communication and Media Studies3
COMM 1010Introduction to Communication and Media Studies3
DTEM 2459Social History of Communication and Technology4
ECON 1100Principles of Macroeconomics3
ECON 1200Principles of Microeconomics3
JOUR 1761The Power of News3
LING 1500Introduction to Psycholinguistics3
POSC 1100Introduction to Politics3
POSC 1298Government and Politics Comparative3
POSC 1299Government & Politics: US3
PSYC 1004The Mind-Body Connection: Introduction to Behavioral Health3
PSYC 2600Social Psychology4
PSYC 2601Lab in Social Psychology5
PSYC 2700Infant and Child Development4
PSYC 2710Adolescent and Adult Development4
PSYC 2800Personality4
PSYC 2900Psychopathology4
SOCI 1025Sociology of American Culture3
SOCI 1050Sociology Focus3
SOCI 1100Introduction to Sociology3
SOCI 1102Introduction to Sociology: Health Focus3

Mathematical/Computational Reasoning: One Required Course

The aim of this requirement is to develop the fundamental skills involved in mathematical and computational approaches to problem solving, reasoning, and an understanding of our world. These skills also form the basis for advanced reasoning in many areas and provide a basis for testing logic, solving problems, and evaluating mathematical and computational arguments and evidence in daily life. After completing this requirement, students will be prepared to explore quantitative and computational issues in the natural sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities.

In addition to the below courses with the MCR attribute, ECON 2140 Statistics I also fulfills this requirement for PCS students.

Course Title Credits
CISC 1100Structures of Computer Science3
CISC 1400Discrete Structures4
CISC 1600Computer Science I3
CISC 1800Introduction to Computer Programming3
MATH 1003Mathematics and Democracy3
MATH 1100Finite Mathematics3
MATH 1203Applied Calculus I3
MATH 1206Calculus I4
MATH 1207Calculus II4
MATH 1700Mathematical Modelling4

Natural Science: One Course in Physical Science or Life Science

By exploring the natural sciences, students will gain understanding of scientific methodology as a way of knowing and an appreciation of the social responsibility and ethics of science. By understanding how reasoning and experimental evidence lead to scientific conclusions, students will develop scientific literacy—the ability to understand the breakthroughs in science, medicine, and technology as educated, creative, responsible citizens. Students will also develop skills in critical thinking and discernment; qualitative and quantitative reasoning; written and oral communication; and formulation, analysis, and solution of complex problems. With knowledge of the basic principles of science, students will be able to evaluate the legal, moral, and ethical issues that will affect their lives after they graduate. Science courses for non-science majors include Health and Disease; Human Biology; Human Function and Dysfunction; Life on Planet Earth; Physics of Everyday Life; Alchemy to Astrophysics; People and the Living Environment; and Ecology: A Human Approach.

Science majors will fulfill this core requirement through their major courses.

Physical Science Courses

Courses in this group have the PSCI attribute.

Course Title Credits
CHEM 1102Drug Discovery: From the Laboratory to the Clinic3
CHEM 1104Chemistry and the Artistic Image3
CHEM 1109Chemistry of the Environment3
CHEM 1110Forensic Science3
NSCI 1010Physical Sciences: From Past to Present3
NSCI 1020Physical Science: Today's World3
NSCI 2020An Introduction to Geology3
PHYS 1201Introduction to Astronomy3
PHYS 1203Environmental Physics3
PHYS 1207Physics of Light and Color3
PHYS 1242Science Fiction Physics3
PHYS 1350The Physics of Climate Change3

Life Science Courses

Courses in this group have the LSCI attribute.

Course Title Credits
ANTH 1200Introduction to Biological Anthropology3
ANTH 1600Introduction to Human Variation3
BISC 1000Life on the Planet Earth3
BISC 1001Human Biology3
BISC 1002Ecology: A Human Approach3
BISC 1010Foundations of Biology3
NSCI 1030Human Function and Dysfunction3
NSCI 1040People and the Living Environment3
PSYC 1100Biopsychology3

Advanced Disciplinary Study

This portion of the core enables students to deepen and extend their disciplinary study and enrich their major courses, which they will be taking concurrently, through a diverse spectrum of advanced courses, thereby assuring the achievement of intellectual perspective with breadth. The following upper-level courses will build on the knowledge, skills and methodological foundations of the disciplinary introductions to develop and extend their awareness of questions and approaches outside their majors. Courses at this level will generally be numbered in the 3000 range and may be taken when students have completed the introductory disciplinary courses in the area..

PHIL 3000 Philosophical Ethics: One Required Course

This course involves philosophical reflection on the major normative ethical theories underlying moral decision making in our everyday lives. The principal focus of the course is a systematic introduction to the main normative ethical theories, i.e., eudaimonism, natural law ethics, deontological ethics, utilitarianism, virtue ethics, and feminism. The differences among these approaches are illuminated by studying various moral issues. In each section of the course, at least half the readings will be selected from Aristotle and Kant. Each section will include writings by at least one contemporary figure..

Sacred Texts and Traditions: One Required Course

The second theology course, selected from a group of offerings relating to sacred texts and traditions, builds on the foundation of critical reasoning about traditions in the first theology course through analytical study of one religious textual tradition. The sections of this course will offer students a variety of texts from which to choose. All sections will draw on the disciplines of history, literary analysis, and theology, interpreting religious traditions and texts as both historically embedded and always evolving responses to the experience of the transcendent in human life.

Courses in this group have the STXT attribute.

Course Title Credits
HPLC 2811Honors Sacred Texts3
THEO 3100Introduction to Old Testament / Tanakh3
THEO 3102Book of Genesis3
THEO 3105The Torah3
THEO 3120The Prophets3
THEO 3130Bible as Migration Literature: Then and Now4
THEO 3200Introduction to New Testament3
THEO 3207The First Three Gospels3
THEO 3212Gospel of John3
THEO 3250Jesus in History and Faith3
THEO 3300Who Cares About the Bible?3
THEO 3310Early Christian Writings3
THEO 3314St. Augustine of Hippo3
THEO 3316Byzantine Christianity3
THEO 3317Women of the Christian East3
THEO 3320Augustine, Aquinas, and Luther3
THEO 3330Medieval Theology Texts3
THEO 3332Christians, Muslims, Jews in the Medieval Period3
THEO 3335Queer Interpretations of Sacred Texts and Theology3
THEO 3340Christian Mystical Texts3
THEO 3345The Book of Revelation3
THEO 3350Apocalyptic Literature: Ancient & Modern3
THEO 3360Reformation Texts3
THEO 3361Protestant Texts3
THEO 3365Pentecostal Christianity3
THEO 3371The American Transcendentalists: Spirituality Without Religion3
THEO 3375American Religious Texts and Traditions3
THEO 3376Spirituals, the Blues, and African-American Christianity3
THEO 3380US Latinx Spiritualities3
THEO 3383Latin American Liberation Theologies3
THEO 3390Church in Controversy3
THEO 3542Catholic Social Teaching3
THEO 3546The Bible and Social Justice3
THEO 3605Scripture and the Human Response to Trauma3
THEO 3610Christ in World Cultures3
THEO 3611Scripture and the Struggle for Racial Justice3
THEO 3620Great Christian Hymns3
THEO 3652Liturgy That Does Justice3
THEO 3655The Journey of Faith: Autobiography as Sacred Text3
THEO 3711Sacred Texts of the Middle East3
THEO 3712Shari'ah (Islamic Law)3
THEO 3713Classic Jewish Texts3
THEO 3715Classic Islamic Texts3
THEO 3716Islam and Modernity3
THEO 3720Hindu Literature and Ethics3
THEO 3723Tibetan Religion: Visionary Experience3
THEO 3724Classic Buddhist Texts3
THEO 3725Buddhism in America: A Multimedia Investigation3
THEO 3728Buddhist Meditation3
THEO 3731Japanese Religions: Texts and Arts3
THEO 3733Chinese Religions3
THEO 3785Spiritual Exercises and Culture3
THEO 3854Ignatian Spirituality3
THEO 3882Comparative Mysticism3
THEO 3884Sufism: Islam's Mystical Tradition3

Advanced Disciplinary Course in Literature, History, or Social Science: One Required Course

Following the introductory literature, history and social science courses, this requirement will enable the student to achieve a sharper focus and more detailed knowledge of complex literary, historical, or social methods, materials, interactions and processes. To fulfill the requirement, one advanced disciplinary course will be taken in one of the following disciplines:

  • an advanced literature course numbered 2000 or above, or
  • an advanced history course numbered 2000 or above, or
  • an advanced social science course numbered 2000 or above

Advanced Literature Courses

Courses in this group have the ALC attribute.

Course Title Credits
AAST 3357Writing Asian America4
AAST 3359Asian Diasporic Literatures4
AAST 3647Seeing Stories: Reading Race and Graphic Narratives4
AAST 3838Postcolonial Literature and Film4
AFAM 3693Contemporary African Literatures4
AMCS 3320The Writing Irish4
AMCS 3333American Catholic Fictions4
AMCS 3535Building the Ideal City: Ethics and Economics Foundations of Realizable Utopias4
ARAB 2400Approaches to Arabic Culture4
ARAB 3000Topics in Arabic Cultures4
ARAB 3010Human Rights in Arabic Literature4
ARAB 3040Topics in Arabic Literature4
COLI 3010Politics and Poetry in the Middle Ages: The Rise of Vernacular Culture in the Mediterranean4
COLI 3025The Fantastic in Film and Literature4
COLI 3031Medieval Monsters4
COLI 3102Notre Dame de Paris: The Cathedral in Art, Literature, Culture, & History4
COLI 3112Italian Neorealist Cinema4
COLI 3122The Eternal Feminine in Literature and Film4
COLI 3123Surviving the Barbarians in Early Medieval Britain4
COLI 3135Irish and British High Medieval Literature: Connections and Comparisons4
COLI 3137World Cinema Masterpieces4
COLI 3143World Cinema Masterpieces 1960-19804
COLI 3145Medieval Love in Comparison: Christian, Jewish, and Muslim Perspectives4
COLI 3146Science and Magic in Medieval Literature4
COLI 3200Machiavelli's Utopia4
COLI 3202Ariosto to Galileo: The Invention of Modernity in Renaissance Italy4
COLI 3220The Stage and Society4
COLI 3357Writing Asian America4
COLI 3359Asian Diasporic Literatures4
COLI 3364Novels of Ideas: 19th Century4
COLI 3365Novels of Ideas: High Modernism4
COLI 3400Modern Jewish Writing4
COLI 3407Foreignness & Translation: Multilingual Autobio Writing in Contemp Latin-Am & Latino Lit4
COLI 3438American Modernism4
COLI 3440Arabic Literature in English Translation4
COLI 3450The City in Literature and Art4
COLI 3463Diderot4
COLI 3466Discovering French Cinema4
COLI 3476Conflict and Violence in Francophone African Cinemas4
COLI 3480Francophone Caribbean Literature4
COLI 3535Building the Ideal City: Ethics and Economics Foundations of Realizable Utopias4
COLI 3575Painting the Empire: Understanding the Spanish Empire Through Art and Literature4
COLI 3624Music and Nation in the Arab World4
COLI 3802Literature and Imperialism4
COLI 3803Empire and Sexuality4
ENGL 3001Queer Theories4
ENGL 3002Queer Iconoclasts: Sexuality, Religion, Race4
ENGL 3008The 19th Century Novel of Manners4
ENGL 3009Critical Edge: Writing About the Arts4
ENGL 3012Novel, She Wrote4
ENGL 3021The Graphic Novel4
ENGL 3024Poetry and Citizenship4
ENGL 3031Medieval Monsters4
ENGL 3034Modern Selves and Science4
ENGL 3035Age of Innocence4
ENGL 3036Latin American Short Story4
ENGL 3037US Latinx Literature4
ENGL 3038Latinx Performance Studies: Image, Fashion, and Politics4
ENGL 3040The Stuff of Fiction4
ENGL 3047Rhetorics of Resistance and Social Movements4
ENGL 3059Creating Dangerously: Writing Across Conflict Zones4
ENGL 3067Contemporary Women Poets4
ENGL 3075Pride & Prejudice: An Examination of Black Britain and the Problem of Belonging4
ENGL 3088Medieval Britain: History and Prophecy4
ENGL 3100Medieval Literature4
ENGL 3101Apocalyptic Representation Before 18004
ENGL 3102Medieval Drama4
ENGL 3104Medieval English Blackness?4
ENGL 3105"Game of Thrones" and the Modern Medieval4
ENGL 3106After the Apocalypse4
ENGL 3107Chaucer4
ENGL 3108Imaginary Travelers4
ENGL 3109Arthurian Literature4
ENGL 3110Satire and Society4
ENGL 3111Medieval Romance and Adventure4
ENGL 3112The Medieval North: Vikings, Saxons, and Dragons4
ENGL 3113Introduction to Old English4
ENGL 3114The (Medieval) Walking Dead4
ENGL 3115Medieval Women Writers4
ENGL 3122Extinction4
ENGL 3123Surviving the Barbarians in Early Medieval Britain4
ENGL 3125Beowulf in Old English4
ENGL 3127Dreams in Middle Ages4
ENGL 3134Love in the Middle Ages4
ENGL 3135Irish and British High Medieval Literature: Connections and Comparisons4
ENGL 3137World Cinema Masterpieces4
ENGL 3138Late Modernism4
ENGL 3140Myth of the Hero: Medieval Memory4
ENGL 3143World Cinema Masterpieces, 1960-19804
ENGL 3144Other Worlds4
ENGL 3145Medieval Love in Comparison: Christian, Jewish, and Muslim Perspectives4
ENGL 3146Science and Magic in Medieval Literature4
ENGL 3147Supernatural Stories4
ENGL 3148Science Fiction and Fictional Science4
ENGL 3149A World of Their Own: Women in Science Fiction4
ENGL 3151Metaphysical Poets: Radicals and the Poetic Tradition4
ENGL 3152Race and Religion in Literature: Beowulf to Wuthering Heights4
ENGL 3203Streets/Gardens/Magical Worlds: Space and Place4
ENGL 3206Shakespeare4
ENGL 3207Milton4
ENGL 3209Ecoliterature from Milton to Today4
ENGL 3221Shakespeare's History Plays4
ENGL 3222Shakespeare and Popular Culture4
ENGL 3226Stage Vengeance4
ENGL 3227Early Modern Lyric Poetry4
ENGL 3230Early Renaissance Poetry4
ENGL 3234A Midsummer Night's Dream4
ENGL 3235Dangerous Women4
ENGL 3239The Rise of the Novel4
ENGL 3241Immigrant Imaginaries4
ENGL 3242University Life in Text and Film4
ENGL 3247NYC Latinx Literature4
ENGL 3306Jonathan Swift and the Art of Satire4
ENGL 3311Opening Heads: Writing About Minds and Brains Before 18004
ENGL 3318Early Women Novelists4
ENGL 3319Plays and Players: 1600-17004
ENGL 3329Plays and Players, 1700-18004
ENGL 3330The Global Eighteenth Century4
ENGL 3333Captives, Cannibals, and Rebels4
ENGL 3336Early American Novel4
ENGL 3338Keats and the Romantic City4
ENGL 3339Romanticism and Confession4
ENGL 3341Love and Sex in Early Modern Literature4
ENGL 3342Women, Crime, & Punishment in Literature4
ENGL 3350Ethnic Camera: Race and Visual Media4
ENGL 3357Writing Asian America4
ENGL 3359Asian Diasporic Literatures4
ENGL 3361The Female Bildungsroman4
ENGL 3363Crime and Punishment4
ENGL 3364Novels of Ideas: 19th Century4
ENGL 3365Novels of Ideas: High Modernism4
ENGL 3402Victorian Literature4
ENGL 3404Beyond the Bronte-verse4
ENGL 3409Education in Literature4
ENGL 3410Jane Austen in Context4
ENGL 3417Early Victorian Novels4
ENGL 3418Later Victorian Novels4
ENGL 3419Not Shakespeare4
ENGL 3420Poems of Shakespeare and Others4
ENGL 3422Toni Morrison and the Measure of Our Lives4
ENGL 3424Romantics and Their World4
ENGL 3425Nathaniel Hawthorne4
ENGL 3426Nineteenth-Century British Poetry4
ENGL 3430Regency Romanticism4
ENGL 343419th Century British Women's Tales4
ENGL 3436American Dream in Literature4
ENGL 3437Victorian Novel4
ENGL 3438American Modernism4
ENGL 3439Oddity and Creativity4
ENGL 3450The City in Literature and Art4
ENGL 3462Romanticism and Private Life4
ENGL 3467Disobedience in Literature4
ENGL 3468Transatlantic Modern Women4
ENGL 3502Modern British Writing4
ENGL 3504Virginia Woolf4
ENGL 3511Modern Poetry4
ENGL 3512British and American Poetry: Romantic to Modern4
ENGL 3518The City in Literature4
ENGL 3519The Novel4
ENGL 3520How Fiction Works4
ENGL 3523Very Contemporary American Fiction4
ENGL 3529Theater and the Avant-Garde4
ENGL 3532James Joyce4
ENGL 3535Modern Poetry4
ENGL 3537Satire, Sex, Style: The Age of Thomas Nashe4
ENGL 3538Desiring Mutation: Queer Time, Space, and Form4
ENGL 3555Love, Formally4
ENGL 3560Film Theory and Criticism4
ENGL 3585Contemporary Indigenous Fiction4
ENGL 3603American Renaissance4
ENGL 3604American Literature to 18704
ENGL 3606On the Road4
ENGL 3608(De)Constructing the American Renaissance4
ENGL 3610Abolition4
ENGL 3611Modern American Autobiography4
ENGL 3613Modern American Novels4
ENGL 3616American Cultures of War4
ENGL 3617American Short Story4
ENGL 3619Crip, Queer and Critical Race Studies4
ENGL 3620Ordinariness4
ENGL 3624Melville4
ENGL 3625Early American Literature4
ENGL 3630Black American Icons4
ENGL 3631Contemporary American Fiction4
ENGL 3633The Enlightened Earth: American Environment Cultures After 19604
ENGL 3634The Literature of Climate Crisis4
ENGL 3635Future Environments: Human Life After the End4
ENGL 3636Introduction to African American Literature4
ENGL 3641Slavery and American Fiction4
ENGL 3645The Middle Passage4
ENGL 3646Black Disability Studies4
ENGL 3647Seeing Stories: Reading Race and Graphic Narratives4
ENGL 3648Novels by Women4
ENGL 3650Stayin' Alive: Performing Blackness and Whiteness in 1970s US Film and Literature4
ENGL 3651The Hunger Games and Survival Literature4
ENGL 3652New Wave Immigrant Literature4
ENGL 3653Major American Authors4
ENGL 3658Migrations/Movements/Masks4
ENGL 3659Selfie Lit4
ENGL 3660Dystopian Environments4
ENGL 3661Journeying and Storytelling4
ENGL 3663Graphic Novels Through the Ages4
ENGL 3664Queer Latinx Literature4
ENGL 3666Documenting Queer Art: Biography and Memoir4
ENGL 3667Afro-American Afro-British 1900-19604
ENGL 366920th/21st Century on Stage4
ENGL 3673Postmodern Literature and Culture4
ENGL 3677Latino/a US Literatures4
ENGL 3680One Big Book4
ENGL 3683Literature Beyond Borders4
ENGL 3686Women's Diaries4
ENGL 3688Fantastic Women4
ENGL 3691Black Atlantic Literature: Modernisms4
ENGL 3695Black Protest, Black Resistance, Black Freedom, Black Rage4
ENGL 3701American Writers in Paris4
ENGL 3802Literature and Imperialism4
ENGL 3803Empire and Sexuality4
ENGL 3804Writing Resistance: Empire and Episteme4
ENGL 3834History of the English Language4
ENGL 3835Aliens and Encounters with the Unknown4
ENGL 3837From Page to Screen4
ENGL 3838Postcolonial Literature and Film4
ENGL 3839Postcolonial Literatures4
ENGL 3841Contemporary Fiction4
ENGL 3842The Short Story4
ENGL 3851Horror and Madness in Fiction and Film4
ENGL 3855The Jazz Age: Literature and Culture4
ENGL 3901Autism and Literature4
ENGL 3908Wild London4
ENGL 3909Interspecies Friendship4
ENGL 3910Nature and Horror4
ENGL 3917Unreal City: Modernist London, 1900-19504
ENGL 3923Stories of Brains and Minds4
ENGL 3930Introduction to Queer Literature4
ENGL 3964Homelessness4
ENGL 4018The Poet's Choice4
ENGL 4106Seminar: The Great Depression: Literature and Culture4
ENGL 4108Seminar: Exhibiting Latinidad: Curation/Display/Intervention4
ENGL 4116Seminar: The Beat Generation and U.S. Culture4
ENGL 4117Seminar: Modern Geographies4
ENGL 4125Seminar: Im/Possible Worlds: Race, Social Difference, and Pop Genres4
ENGL 4127Seminar: Novels By Women: Jane Austen to Toni Morrison4
ENGL 4401Seminar: The Brontës in Context4
ENGL 4425Seminar: Nathaniel Hawthorne4
FREN 2600France: Literature, History, and Civilization4
FREN 3005French Business Culture4
FREN 3030What Is Writing? The Inscription of Culture From Page to Screen4
FREN 3040Changing Climate, Changing Culture4
FREN 3055Language and AI (Artificial Intelligence)4
FREN 3060Translation and Creative Writing in French4
FREN 3070France Votes!4
FREN 3080Critical Disability Studies: Perspectives in French and Francophone Literature and Film4
FREN 3100Medieval French Literature4
FREN 3101Word and Image in Medieval France4
FREN 3102Notre Dame de Paris: The Cathedral in Art, Literature, Culture, & History4
FREN 3103Medieval Other, Modern Ethics: Christians, Muslims, and Jews in Medieval France4
FREN 3125Mapping the Nation4
FREN 3130Culture and Science in France4
FREN 3140Changing Climate, Changing Culture4
FREN 3175French Renaissances4
FREN 3225Hollywood's Holy Grail: Medieval French Literature on the Screen4
FREN 3250Du scandale au chef d’oeuvre: Art that Shocks, Offends, and Endures4
FREN 3253Moliere: From Page to Stage4
FREN 3270Écocritique: Francophone environments and cultures4
FREN 3275Documentary and Storytelling in the Francophone World4
FREN 3280French Documentary in Action4
FREN 3290Early Authors Modern Theory4
FREN 3292French Revolutions (1789-present)4
FREN 3300The Enlightenment4
FREN 3301France and Global Enlightenment4
FREN 3333Tableaux: Art and Theater: 1700s4
FREN 3340Amazones, Salonnières, and Révolutionnaires: Women writers in Ancien Régime France4
FREN 3350Thinkers and Moralists4
FREN 3360French Autobiography4
FREN 3450Writers and Lawbreakers4
FREN 3453The Flaneur in Paris4
FREN 345620th-Century France: A Blast from the Past4
FREN 3460Postcolonial Representations4
FREN 3464French Films d'Auteur4
FREN 3465Women on the Margins4
FREN 3466Discovering French Cinema4
FREN 3470Francophone North Africa4
FREN 3471Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa4
FREN 3475Narratives of the Sahel4
FREN 3476Conflict and Violence in Francophone African Cinemas4
FREN 3478The Essay Film4
FREN 3479The New Wave Arrives4
FREN 3480Francophone Caribbean Literature4
FREN 3490Africa: Society and Culture Through Film4
FREN 3500French Literary Theory4
FREN 3550In Search of Lost Time: Modernity, Temporality, and the Self in 20th Century French Literature4
FREN 3555Man: Beast or Machine4
FREN 3564French Theatre and Performance (Taught in French)4
FREN 3565French Contemporary Novel4
FREN 3605Cultural and Literary History of Journalism4
FREN 3612Cinemas of Quebec4
FREN 3630Francophone Voices From North Africa4
FREN 3631North African France4
FREN 3637Francophone Middle East4
FREN 3640Postcolonial Representation4
FREN 3666The Francophone Graphic Novel4
FREN 3675America! French and Francophone Perspectives4
FREN 3676Fashioning the Empire4
GERM 2800German Short Stories4
GERM 3010Frisch Aus Der Presse: Media and Communication4
GERM 3020“The Book Was Better” — Modern German Literature from Page to Screen4
GERM 3023Kurz und bündig: Short German Narrative Texts4
GERM 3030Kafka und Amerika4
GERM 3050The Sound of Music: German Music and Musical Genres4
GERM 3051Survey of Literature I4
GERM 3052Survey of Literature II4
GERM 3057Medieval German Literature: Potions, Passions, Players, and Prayers4
GERM 3123Pioneers of Modernism4
GERM 3275Grim Tales and Grimms' Tales4
GERM 3302German Through the Senses4
GERM 3303Borders and Crossings4
GERM 3307Germany and Migration4
GERM 3310Deep in the Forest: The Pagan-Christian Enchantment of the Fairy Tale4
GERM 3520German Culture in Context4
GERM 3566Deutschland 1968: Protest, Hippies, Und Terroristen (Taught in German)4
GERM 3710Mord und Totschlag: An Introduction to the Histories of Espionage and Crime in Vienna, Austria4
GREK 3008Herodotus4
GREK 3012Plato: Socratic Dialogues4
GREK 3034Readings in Homer4
GREK 3200Readings in Greek4
GREK 3211Greek Prose Composition4
HIST 3474The Arab Israeli Conflict: Cultural Perspectives4
HIST 3998People and Other Animals in History4
ITAL 2500Approaches to Literature4
ITAL 2561Reading Culture Through Literature4
ITAL 2700Filming the City Inside and Out: A Cinematic Journey Through Italy4
ITAL 2705The Souths of Italy: Words, Images, and Sounds4
ITAL 2775Modern Italy and the Arts: Tradition and Innovation4
ITAL 2800Italy and the Arts: Politics, Religion, and Imagination in Medieval and Renaissance Italy4
ITAL 2802Lorenzo de’ Medici (The Magnificent) and the Invention of Modernity4
ITAL 2910Emigration in Literature and Film 1850-Present4
ITAL 3002The Art of Translation4
ITAL 3005Translation: Theory and Practice4
ITAL 3011Dante and His Age4
ITAL 3012Medieval Storytelling4
ITAL 3020Renaissance and Baroque Novella4
ITAL 3021Vice and Virtue in Medieval Italian Literature4
ITAL 3050Arts and Politics in Italian Humanism4
ITAL 3051Survey of Italian Literature4
ITAL 3062Ethics and Economic Value in Medieval Literature4
ITAL 3063Saturian Spirits: Art and Literature in Italy4
ITAL 3065Lies and Liars in Medieval and Renaissance Italian Literature4
ITAL 3111New Italian Cinema4
ITAL 3120Renaissance Literature4
ITAL 3123Fantastic Beasts, Fantastic Renaissance: Matteo Maria Boiardo’s "Orlando in Love"4
ITAL 3125Magnificence and Power: The Medici and Renaissance Florence4
ITAL 3215Love and Honor in the Renaissance Courts4
ITAL 3280The Italian Short Story4
ITAL 3452Italophone Migrant Literature From Africa and Beyond4
ITAL 3500Comedy and Satire in Italian Cinema4
ITAL 3530The Stage and Society Since 17004
ITAL 3550Italian Unification: Film/Literature4
ITAL 3553Italy From Unification to 1945: Literature, Culture, and Society of the Modern Period4
ITAL 3625The Modern Italian Theater4
ITAL 3650Italy at War4
ITAL 3701Italian Women Writers4
ITAL 3901Narrative and Film4
ITAL 3910Italy Today4
ITAL 3920Words on Fire: Contemporary Italian Poetry and Society4
JWST 3300Literatures and Cultures of Modern Israel4
JWST 3474The Arab Israeli Conflict: Cultural Perspectives4
LACU 2755Performing Dante4
LACU 3000Gender and Sexuality Studies4
LACU 3010Politics and Poetry in the Middle Ages: The Rise of Vernacular Culture in the Mediterranean4
LACU 3012Medieval Storytelling4
LACU 3020Culture and Critique: Marx, Nietzsche, Freud4
LACU 3025The Fantastic in Film and Literature4
LACU 3030Masterpieces of Chinese Film: Theory and Texts4
LACU 3033Prison Literature from Martin Luther to Martin Luther King4
LACU 3035From Rust Belt to Green Belt: Germany's Ruhr Area4
LACU 3043Aesthetics and Politics: Modern Chinese Literature4
LACU 3045Women in Chinese Literature and Society4
LACU 3047Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism: Chinese Thought and Literature4
LACU 3050Becoming Germany—German Literature, Film, and Popular Culture after World War II4
LACU 3055Critical Communities: Marx, Nietzsche, Freud4
LACU 3059Gender Benders4
LACU 3060Magic and Reality in Russian Literature4
LACU 3067Dostoevsky and Race in America4
LACU 3070Russian Visions: The Interplay Between Russian Literature and Art in Mid-19th/Early 20th Century4
LACU 3076Great Russian Minds: Mikhail Bakhtin4
LACU 3080Tolstoy, Dostoevsky and the Meaning of Life and Death4
LACU 3090100 Years of War and Peace. Revolution in Russia and Soviet Literature: Tolstoy, Bulgakov and Bely4
LACU 3095The Apocalypse Course: Russian and American Revelations4
LACU 3096Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov4
LACU 3116Social Issues in Italian Literature and Film4
LACU 3200Machiavelli's Utopia4
LACU 3203Dante and His Translators4
LACU 3210Islam and Italy4
LACU 3250Culture and Society in Italian Cinema4
LACU 3300Literatures and Cultures of Modern Israel4
LACU 3307Germany and Migration4
LACU 3325‘The Gatekeepers?’ Documentary Cinema in Israel4
LACU 3333Eunuchs, Dwarves and Dragon Ladies: The Universe of Game of Thrones4
LACU 3350Promised Land: Israeli Culture Between Utopia and Dystopia4
LACU 3402Introduction to Russian Drama4
LACU 3405Masterpieces of Russian Film4
LACU 3410Arab Cinema: History and Cultural Identity4
LACU 3440Arabic Literature in English Translation4
LACU 3442Arabic Culture and the News Media4
LACU 3450The Arab Spring in Arabic Literature4
LACU 3474The Arab Israeli Conflict: Cultural Perspectives4
LACU 3475Oppositional Thought in Islamic Literature4
LACU 3500Writing Under German Censorship: A Culture of Banned Books4
LACU 3504Study Tour: Berlin Tales: Germany's Kiez4
LACU 3515Food for Thought4
LACU 3600Women's Voices in German and Austrian Literature4
LACU 3624Music and Nation in the Arab World4
LACU 3701Villains, Vamps and Vampires: An Introduction to German Cinema4
LACU 3710Fin-De Siecle Vienna: Klimt, Cafes, and Cemeteries4
LACU 3800Cloisters, Castles, and Kings: Medieval Bavaria4
LACU 3820Memory and Identity in Modern Italy4
LACU 3822The Arabian Nights4
LACU 3993Advanced Spanish Immersion in Granada3
LALS 3005Latin American Themes4
LALS 3275Hybrid Futures: A Panorama of Mexican Short Fiction4
LALS 3407Foreignness & Translation: Multilingual Autobio Writing in Contemp Latin-Am & Latino Lit4
LALS 3575Painting the Empire: Understanding the Spanish Empire Through Art and Literature4
LATN 3009Horace: Odes4
LATN 3039Suetonius4
LATN 3041Ovid4
LATN 3045Livy4
LATN 3051Cicero's "De Oratore"4
LATN 3052Cicero: A Survey4
LATN 3060Readings in Vergil4
LATN 3061Christian Latin4
LATN 3142Readings in Tacitus4
LATN 3300Advanced Latin4
LATN 3332Seneca's Letters4
LATN 3334The Letters of Pliny4
LATN 3456Imperial Latin Biography4
LATN 3542Medieval Latin Literature4
LATN 3545Lucretius4
MAND 2500Approaches to Literature4
MAND 3002Topics in Chinese Culture4
MAND 3020Learn Chinese Through Film4
MAND 3030Masterpieces of Chinese Film: Theory and Texts4
MAND 3031Chinese Cultural Concepts4
MAND 3032Chinese Political Thought4
MAND 3040Topics in Mandarin Chinese Literature4
MAND 3050China in the Headlines: An Advanced Newspaper Reading Course in Mandarin Chinese4
MAND 3055China and Globalization4
MLAL 3005Themes in Latina/o and Latin American Studies4
MLAL 3031Chinese Cultural Concepts4
MLAL 3057Medieval German Literature: Potions, Passions, Players, and Prayers4
MLAL 3202Ariosto to Galileo: The Invention of Modernity in Renaissance Italy4
MLAL 3220The Stage and Society4
MLAL 3535Building the Ideal City: Ethics and Economics Foundations of Realizable Utopias4
MVST 3057Medieval German Literature: Potions, Passions, Players, and Prayers4
MVST 3225Hollywood's Holy Grail: Medieval French Literature on the Screen4
MVST 3502The Clerkenwell Tales: England's Literature4
MVST 3535Building the Ideal City: Ethics and Economics Foundations of Realizable Utopias4
MVST 3542Medieval Latin Literature4
MVST 3800Cloisters, Castles, and Kings: Medieval Bavaria4
RUSS 2650Media and the Russian State: News Outlets From 19th Century to Present Day Russia4
RUSS 3002Genres and Styles Russian Literature4
RUSS 3250Translating Russian Poetry, Music, Animation, Film, and Journalism4
SPAN 2500Approaches to Literature4
SPAN 2700Hispanic Legends4
SPAN 3001Spain: Literature and Culture Survey4
SPAN 3002Latin America: Literature and Culture Survey4
SPAN 3066Survey of Latin American Film4
SPAN 3075Crime in Hispanic Fiction4
SPAN 3123Questioning Race in Mexican Film and Literature4
SPAN 3166Trends in Latin American Film4
SPAN 3175Crime Fiction in Argentina and Chile4
SPAN 3210Transatlantic Picaresque4
SPAN 3230Sinful Business4
SPAN 3250God, Gold, and Glory4
SPAN 3275Hybrid Futures: A Panorama of Mexican Short Fiction4
SPAN 3285Trends in Mexican Cinema4
SPAN 3301Federico Garcia Lorca and His World4
SPAN 3305Posthuman Mestizaje and the Non-Human Turn in Mexican Culture4
SPAN 3310Latin American Science Fiction4
SPAN 3401Modern Spanish Fiction4
SPAN 3405Women Translators in the Spanish-Speaking World4
SPAN 3407Foreignness & Translation: Multilingual Autobio Writing in Contemp Latin-Am & Latino Lit (1980-2015)4
SPAN 3456Posthuman Body in Mexican Fiction4
SPAN 3515New Spanish Literature: Rewriting the Public Sphere in 21st Century Spain4
SPAN 3525Cultures of Sexual Dissidence in Latin America4
SPAN 3530Excess in Spanish Lit4
SPAN 3535Unus Mundus: Deconstructing 'Time' Through Spanish Literature4
SPAN 3540Spain and Islam4
SPAN 3550Expressing the Colonies4
SPAN 3555Cultural Politics in Spanish Democracy (1978–2020)4
SPAN 3560Reimagining the Colonies4
SPAN 3561Representing the Gypsy4
SPAN 3582New York in Latinx Literature and Film4
SPAN 3585La Frontera: Art as Resistance4
SPAN 3590Theater Against Power in Spain and Latin America4
SPAN 3610Children's Gaze in Latin American Literature4
SPAN 3625Spanish-American Short Fiction4
SPAN 3642Spanish-American Literature and Popular Music4
SPAN 3701Spanish-American Women Writers4
SPAN 3710Contemporary Latin American Fiction4
SPAN 3712Literatures of the Latin American Boom and Post-Boom4
SPAN 3715Latin American Cyberliterature4
SPAN 3720The Hispanic Transatlantic4
SPAN 3730Writing Violence: Peru, 1980-20004
SPAN 3770Cultures of Memory and Post-Memory in Contemporary Chile4
SPAN 3800The Spanish Diaspora4
SPAN 3808Bodies, Touch, and Affect in Argentine Film and Literature4
SPAN 3809Argentine Literature and Film4
SPAN 3820Hispanic Caribbean Literature4
SPAN 3850Narrating the City4
SPAN 3851The Neoliberal City in Post-War Central American Cultural Production4
SPAN 3908Francoist Spain4
SPAN 3950The Fantastic in Spanish Literature and Film4
SPAN 3993Advanced Spanish Immersion in Granada3
SPAN 3997Back to Nature: New Ruralism in 21st Century Spanish Literature and Film4
SPAN 4001Cervantes and Don Quixote4
THEA 2755Performing Dante4
THEA 3004Global Theatre History: Foundational Impulses4
THEA 3005Global Theatre History: Evolutions of the Present4
THEA 3253Moliere: From Page to Stage4
THEA 3564French Theatre and Performance4
WGSS 3067Contemporary Women Poets4
WGSS 3318Early Women Novelists4
WGSS 3537Satire, Sex, Style: Age of T. Nash4
WGSS 3931Introduction to Gay and Lesbian Literature4
WGSS 4127Seminar: Novels By Women: Jane Austen to Toni Morrison4
WGSS 4318Seminar: Early Women Novelists4

Advanced History Courses

Courses in this group have the AHC attribute.

Course Title Credits
AAST 3929History of Chinese in the Americas3
AFAM 3001African American History I4
AFAM 3002African American History II4
AFAM 3134From Rock-N-Roll to Hip-Hop4
AFAM 3148History of South Africa4
AFAM 3154Black, White, and Catholic: Race, Religion, and Civil Rights4
AFAM 3190Mapping Southern Africa4
AFAM 3633The Bronx: Immigration, Race, and Culture4
AFAM 3939History of Global Popular Music: From Africa to the Americas and Back4
AFAM 3955Slavery Freedom/Atlantic World4
CLAS 3030Athenian Democracy4
CLAS 3031The Spartan Mirage4
CLAS 3033Slavery in Ancient Greece4
CLAS 3040Law and Society in Greece and Rome4
CLAS 3050Pagans and Christians4
GREK 3008Herodotus4
HIST 3001African American History I4
HIST 3002African American History II4
HIST 3012Medieval France4
HIST 3014Medieval Feud, Ordeal, and Law4
HIST 3018Medieval Nobility: Love, War, and Devotion4
HIST 3019Medieval Paris: A City and Its People4
HIST 3050Christians, Muslims, and Jews in Medieval Iberia4
HIST 3051The Black Death, 1348-14504
HIST 3100History of the Arts at Lincoln Center: Urban Renewal and the Arts4
HIST 3110History of Gay and Lesbian New York City4
HIST 3139Buffalo Soldiers: Race and War4
HIST 3145Medieval Barbarians4
HIST 3192The United States, Africa, and the Cold War4
HIST 3203Medieval Family Life4
HIST 3204Sex & Celibacy in the Middle Ages4
HIST 3205Medieval Medicine4
HIST 3207Late Medieval Religion and Society4
HIST 3208The Medieval Other4
HIST 3209The Origins of Christianity from the Apostles to the 4th Century4
HIST 3210King, Court, Crusade: Writing Knightly Life in the High Middle Ages4
HIST 3211Medieval Sin, Sinners, and Outcasts4
HIST 3212The History of Medieval Christianity4
HIST 3213Monsters, Magic, and the Undead in Medieval Europe4
HIST 3214Plagues and Peoples: Health and Disease in Medieval Europe4
HIST 3215Middle Ages and West4
HIST 3216Rich and Poor in the Middle Ages4
HIST 3217Islamic History, 1000–16004
HIST 3220Medieval Hollywood4
HIST 3230Criminals, Outlaws, and Bandits: Solving Crime in Medieval Europe4
HIST 3260Medieval Ireland to 16914
HIST 3270The Crusades4
HIST 3300The History of the Medieval Book in the Latin West4
HIST 3301Medieval Women's Lives4
HIST 3305Medieval Warfare4
HIST 3310Medieval England: From Viking Invasions to Henry VIII4
HIST 3322The Reformation Era4
HIST 3356Confessionalization and Conflict in Early Modern Europe, 1453-88854
HIST 3362Crime and Punishment in Europe4
HIST 3363Europe and Early Modern World4
HIST 3364Environmental History of the Atlantic World, 1250-16504
HIST 3411Tudor and Stuart England4
HIST 3412The Tudors4
HIST 3413Reformation England4
HIST 3414Cabbages and Kings4
HIST 3415European Women: 1500-18004
HIST 3416European Women: 1800-Present4
HIST 3417Civil Wars and Revolution in the British Isles4
HIST 3420The English Renaissance4
HIST 3425Henry VIII's England4
HIST 3430The World of Queen Elizabeth I4
HIST 3450Black British History4
HIST 3452London After Dark: The Nocturnal City Since 18004
HIST 345520th Century Ireland4
HIST 3456Britain: 1688-18674
HIST 3457Britain: 1867-Present4
HIST 3458Ireland: 1688-19234
HIST 3459Transgender History4
HIST 3460Diversity and Globalization at the Irish-Atlantic Crossroads4
HIST 3465The Modern Atlantic World, 1780–1980: Literature and History4
HIST 3474The Arab Israeli Conflict: Cultural Perspectives4
HIST 3480Judaism and Islam4
HIST 3503Modern France: 1900 to Present4
HIST 3505The History and Politics of Cartoons and Caricature from the Middle Ages to the Present4
HIST 3512The French Revolution4
HIST 3513Old Regime and French Revolution4
HIST 3515Media History: 1400 to Present4
HIST 3517The Belle Époque4
HIST 3538The Good Earth?4
HIST 3541Modern Italy4
HIST 3543The Connecting Sea: The Mediterranean Since 18004
HIST 3545Race and Nation in Modern Europe4
HIST 3549Global Italy4
HIST 3550Fascism from Mussolini to the Present4
HIST 3555Hitler's Germany4
HIST 3556The History of the European Union (1948 to the Present): Foundations, Structures, Challenges4
HIST 3558Europe: 1900-1945: Total War4
HIST 3559Europe Since 19454
HIST 3562Memory, Myth, and History in Post-1945 Europe4
HIST 3563New York City History in Film4
HIST 3564Environmental History of New York City: A Research Seminar4
HIST 3565History of New York4
HIST 3566War and Imperialism4
HIST 3567A Global History of Communism4
HIST 3568America and the Making of Europe: 1945 to Present4
HIST 3570Genocide4
HIST 3575Torture, Terror, and the Body in the Modern World4
HIST 3580War, Gender, and Violence in Modern Europe4
HIST 3614Revolutionary and Soviet Russia4
HIST 362020th Century Europe4
HIST 3622Great Trials4
HIST 3623Screening Europe's Past4
HIST 3624European Cities4
HIST 3626Social History of Architecture4
HIST 3627History of LGBT Movements4
HIST 3633The Cold War Space Race4
HIST 3634Modern South Asian History4
HIST 3635Science in Popular Culture4
HIST 3636Social History of Technology4
HIST 3637Stalinism: Making the Soviet State4
HIST 3638Technology From Antiquity to Middle Ages4
HIST 3653Gender in Early America4
HIST 3656The American Revolution4
HIST 3657American Constitution4
HIST 3670The Modern Middle East4
HIST 3675History of Modern Israel4
HIST 3682The United States in the 1950s and the Illusion of Happiness4
HIST 3700Sickness and Health in Early Ma4
HIST 3745Colonial America 1492-17654
HIST 3747Slavery and Freedom in Greater New York City4
HIST 3752Coming of the Civil War4
HIST 3753Civil War, Reconstruction, and Slavery4
HIST 3757The American South4
HIST 3758America at War4
HIST 3759African American Women's Activism, 1815–19154
HIST 3773American Capitalism4
HIST 3774History of Capitalism in the U.S.4
HIST 3775The Early Republic4
HIST 3780The Era of the Civil War4
HIST 3785Robber Barons and Reformers: The Gilded Age and Progressive Era in the U.S.4
HIST 3789Modern South Africa Stories4
HIST 3795U.S. Between Wars: 1919-19414
HIST 3799Race and American Popular Music4
HIST 3806U.S. Immigration/Ethnicity4
HIST 3807The U.S in the 1920s and 1930s: From the Jazz Age to Hard Times4
HIST 3809Jews in the Modern World4
HIST 3810Jews in America4
HIST 3812Jews in the Early Modern World4
HIST 3815East European Jewish History4
HIST 3818The History of Islam in the U.S.4
HIST 3822U.S. Cultural History4
HIST 3823History of Labor in the United States4
HIST 3826Modern US Women's History4
HIST 3827Wealth & Poverty in the US: Capitalism, Social Welfare & Inequality4
HIST 3830History of American Women and Gender4
HIST 3833Screening America's Past4
HIST 3834Gender, Race, and American Mass Media4
HIST 3838History of U.S. Sexuality4
HIST 3842The Vietnam Wars4
HIST 3844U.S. Foreign Relations in the 19th Century4
HIST 3845The History of U.S. Foreign Relations, 1898 to the Present4
HIST 3846The History of U.S. Foreign Relations, 1974 to Present4
HIST 3852The American Radical Tradition4
HIST 3854Where the Right Went Wrong: American Conservatism 1945–The Present4
HIST 3857America Since 19454
HIST 3858The Global Cold War4
HIST 3860The "Long" 1990s in United States History (1989-2008)4
HIST 3862History of New York City4
HIST 3864New Frontiers-1960's America4
HIST 3866History of Comics and Superheroes4
HIST 3867United States History Through Television4
HIST 3868Culture and Capitalism in the United States4
HIST 38691960s America: Gender, Race and Youth4
HIST 3880History of the Cold War4
HIST 3900Global Histories of Forensic Science4
HIST 3901Bloody Murder4
HIST 3911U.S. and East Asia4
HIST 3915Contemporary China4
HIST 3918Cultural Revolution: China in Context4
HIST 3919Christianity in China4
HIST 3920Modern Japan4
HIST 3922East Asian Cities4
HIST 3924East Asian Capitalisms4
HIST 3925The Holocaust4
HIST 3926History of Political Thought in Britain from Civil War to Brexit4
HIST 3929History of Chinese in the Americas3
HIST 3931Colonialism and South Asia4
HIST 3939History of Global Popular Music: From Africa to the Americas and Back4
HIST 3942Race, Sex, and Colonialism4
HIST 3944Africa in the Age of Decolonization4
HIST 3946African Economies and Humanitarianism4
HIST 3948Gandhi: A Global Intellectual History4
HIST 3950Latino History4
HIST 3951Popular Education and Social Change in the Americas4
HIST 3955Slavery Freedom/Atlantic World4
HIST 3961Rebellion and Revolution in Latin America and the Atlantic World4
HIST 3962Narratives of Truth and Justice in Latin America4
HIST 3965Colonial Latin America4
HIST 3967Modern Central America4
HIST 3968Mexico4
HIST 3969Latin America and the U.S.4
HIST 3972Revolution in Central America4
HIST 3974Spaniards and Incas4
HIST 3975The Caribbean4
HIST 3977Latin American History Through Film4
HIST 3982The Islamic World and the Crusades, 1099-Ca.17004
HIST 3983Apocalypticism and Messianism in Islamic Thought and History4
HIST 3985Ottoman Empire/ 1300-18004
HIST 3986Religion and Politics in Islamic History4
HIST 3989History and Cinema: The Middle East and North Africa in Film4
HIST 3990North American Environmental History4
HIST 3991History of the American Indians4
HIST 3992Capitalism4
HIST 3993Environmental History: New York City4
HIST 3994Climate and Society4
HIST 3998People and Other Animals in History4
HIST 3999Tutorial3
HIST 4011Why America Fights4
HIST 4012Values and Global Capitalism4
HIST 4100Seminar: Med Political Ideologies4
HIST 4111Modern African Stories4
HIST 4120Imagining Empire4
HIST 4308Antisemitism4
HIST 4310Africa, Race, and the Global Cold War4
HIST 4331US in the Middle East: 1945-Present4
HIST 4353Renaissance and Renewal4
HIST 4591Seminar: Race, Sex, and Colonialism4
HIST 4610Seminar: Jewish Society and Culture in Eastern Europe4
HIST 4631Seminar: US in the Mid East: 1945-Pres4
HIST 4635Seminar: Screening the Past4
HIST 4657Seminar: New York City History4
HIST 4671Seminar: Technology and Society4
HIST 4700Seminar: Med Political Ideologies4
HIST 4704Seminar: The First Crusade: Themes and Sources4
HIST 4705Seminar: Disease in the Middle Ages4
HIST 4707Senior Seminar: The Making of the British Isles 1450-16604
HIST 4708Seminar: The Great War4
HIST 4710Seminar: Early Modern British Empire4
HIST 4711Seminar: Post-WWII Britain4
HIST 4715Oil and Power in the American Century4
HIST 4716History of One: The Art of Biography4
HIST 4725Seminar: Global Histories and Stories4
HIST 4748Seminar: The Worlds of the Enlightenment4
HIST 4757Seminar: The Third Reich4
HIST 4760Seminar: Immigration to the U.S.4
HIST 4767Seminar: Torture and the Western Experience4
HIST 4768Seminar: Gender, Sex and Society in the Early U.S.4
HIST 4771Seminar: In Search of the Founders' Constitution4
HIST 4772Seminar: Colonial Latin America4
HIST 4858Seminar: Modern European City4
HIST 4860Seminar: 1970'S: Revolutionary Decade4
HIST 4900Seminar: Transnational Lives4
HIST 4905Seminar: History of Food4
HIST 4910Seminar: Genocide4
HIST 4934Seminar: Soviet Society under Stalin4
HIST 4954Seminar: Law and Empire Iberian Atlantic4
HIST 4999Tutorial4
INST 3859Post-1945: A Global History4
LALS 3950Latino History4
LALS 3951Popular Education and Social Change in the Americas4
LALS 3955Slavery Freedom/Atlantic World4
LALS 3962Narratives of Truth and Justice in Latin America4
LALS 3967Modern Central America4
LALS 3968Mexico4
LALS 3972Revolution in Central America4
LALS 3977Latin American History Through Film4
LATN 3015Caesar's Commentaries4
LATN 3045Livy4
MVST 3210King, Court, and Crusade: Writing Knightly Life in the High Middle Ages4
MVST 3700Medicine, Magic, and Miracles: Sickness and Health in the Early Middle Ages4
WGSS 3415European Women 1500-18004
WGSS 3416European Women 1800-Present4
WGSS 3459Transgender History4
WGSS 3826Modern US Women's History4
WGSS 3930Sex and Gender in South Asia4

Advanced Social Science Courses

Courses in this group have the ASSC attribute. 

Course Title Credits
AAST 3618Asian America in New York City: An Ethnographic Exploration4
AFAM 3037Being and Becoming Black in the Atlantic World4
AFAM 3110The Black Athlete4
AFAM 3115Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X4
AFAM 3120Black Religion and Black Politics4
AFAM 3132Black Prison Experience4
AFAM 3133Performance African Diaspora4
AFAM 3136U.S. Civil Rights4
AFAM 3139Buffalo Soldiers: Race and War4
AFAM 3141Women and Social Change in Africa4
AFAM 3142Women, Power, and Leadership in Africa4
AFAM 3150Caribbean Peoples and Culture4
AFAM 3188Exploring Africa: Encounter, Expedition, and Representation4
AFAM 3634Film and the African American4
AFAM 3692Social Construction of Women4
AMCS 3340Catholicism and Democracy4
ANTH 2202Anthropology of Performance4
ANTH 2520Introduction to Forensic Anthropology4
ANTH 2614Urbanism and Change in the Middle East4
ANTH 2700You Are What You Eat: The Anthropology of Food4
ANTH 2800The Anthropology of Food: Community Engaged Learning4
ANTH 2880Human Sexuality in Cross-Cultural Perspective4
ANTH 2885Anthropology of Economics4
ANTH 2886Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality4
ANTH 2890Visual Anthropology4
ANTH 2895Anthropology of Capitalism4
ANTH 3006Arab-Americans and the Diasporic Experience4
ANTH 3013Anthropology of Palestinian Communities4
ANTH 3110Ancient Cultures of the Bible4
ANTH 3112Archaeologies of the Present: Historical Archaeology and Advocacy4
ANTH 3115Introduction to Medical Anthropology4
ANTH 3182Ethnographic Methods: Cultures of London4
ANTH 3260Politics of Reproduction4
ANTH 3333Seeing Race: American Visual Culture in Historical Perspective4
ANTH 3339Irish and Mexican Migration: New York Focus4
ANTH 3340Anthropological Perspectives on Race and Ethnicity4
ANTH 3343Ghettos and Gated Communities4
ANTH 3351Comparative Cultures4
ANTH 3355Culture and Anticolonialism4
ANTH 3356Uprisings: Protest and Resistance Across the Globe4
ANTH 3357Globalization and Migration4
ANTH 3364Anthropology of Social Justice4
ANTH 3380Hazards, Disasters, and Human Experience4
ANTH 3385Post-Apocalyptic Societies4
ANTH 3393Graffiti: The Challenges and Conundrums of Street Art4
ANTH 3394Horror Americana: Stephen King's and George Romero's Terror Gospels4
ANTH 3395Horror Films and Globalization: Narratives of Terror, Commodification, and Inequality4
ANTH 3471Ancient Tales of the Andes: Taki Ongoy, Tin Tin, and Enchaquirado Narratives4
ANTH 3476Latin American Social Movements4
ANTH 3482Reading Latin America: The Colonial Archive4
ANTH 3510Museums: Representing / Engaging Culture(s)4
ANTH 3520Forensic Investigation of the Human Skeleton4
ANTH 3570Applied Human Rights1
ANTH 3618Asian America in New York City: An Ethnographic Exploration4
ANTH 3620Border Cultures in the City: Summer in New York1
ANTH 3650Africa in the World4
ANTH 3721The Currency of Historical Memory4
ANTH 3726Language, Gender, and Sexuality4
ANTH 4700Economic Theologies4
ANTH 4802Archaeology of New York4
CLAS 3034The Rhetoric of Athenian Democracy4
CLAS 3040Law and Society in Greece and Rome4
COMC 2111Theories of Human Communication4
COMC 3171Orality and Literacy4
COMC 3172Principles of Advertising4
COMC 3179Crisis and Reputation Management in PR4
COMC 3187Sports Communication in the Field4
COMC 3247Race and Gender in Media4
COMC 3268Media and National Identity4
COMC 3350Media Law4
COMC 3370Ethical Issues in Media4
COMC 3375Children and Media4
COMC 3380International Communication4
DTEM 3447Race, Gender, and Digital Media4
DTEM 3476Social Media4
ECON 3116Intermediate Macroeconomics4
ECON 3118Intermediate Microeconomics4
ECON 3160Game Theory4
ECON 3212Open Economy Macroeconomics4
ECON 3240World Poverty4
ECON 3244International Economic Policy4
ECON 3248Migration and Development: A Social Justice Perspective4
ECON 3346International Trade4
ECON 3453Law and Economics4
ECON 3570Labor Market and Diversity4
ECON 3636Money and Banking4
ECON 3710Economist as Storyteller4
ECON 3850Environmental Economics4
ECON 3971Urban Economics4
ECON 4030Environmental-Economic Policy4
ENST 3307Environmental Politics4
ENST 3308Catastrophe and Human Survival4
GERM 3307Germany and Migration4
HIST 3139Buffalo Soldiers: Race and War4
INST 3100The Global Environment4
INST 4620The World of Democracy4
JOUR 3760The Journalist and the Law4
LACU 3007Spanish Linguistics4
LACU 3046Democracy and Democratization in China4
LACU 3049Modern Chinese Political Thought4
LACU 3307Germany and Migration4
LACU 3607Topics in Multilingualism4
LALS 3007Spanish Linguistics4
LING 3007Spanish Linguistics4
LING 3035Language, Linguistics, and Social Justice4
LING 3607Topics in Multilingualism4
MAND 3060Contemporary Chinese Politics4
PJST 3110Introduction to Peace and Justice4
PJST 3200Environmental Justice4
PJST 4200Conflict Resolution and Peacemaking4
POSC 3107Dystopian Politics4
POSC 3120New York City Internship4
POSC 3121New York City Politics4
POSC 3131Politics, Urban Health, and Environment4
POSC 3209Constitutional Law4
POSC 3210Civil Rights and Liberties4
POSC 3211The U.S. Congress - Methods Intensive4
POSC 3213Interest Group Politics4
POSC 3214The U.S. Congress4
POSC 3215American Political Parties4
POSC 3217The American Presidency4
POSC 3218Constitutional Law and Democracy4
POSC 3219Constitutional Law and the Death Penality4
POSC 3220Criminal Law and Justice in the U.S.4
POSC 3223Constitutional Law: Criminal Justice4
POSC 3228Civil Rights4
POSC 3231Judicial Politics4
POSC 3233Youth and the Law4
POSC 3301Campaigns and Elections4
POSC 3303Political Polarization in American Politics4
POSC 3307Environmental Politics4
POSC 3309Gender in American Politics4
POSC 3310Racial and Ethnic Politics4
POSC 3311American Social Movements4
POSC 3313Political Psychology4
POSC 3315Political Participation4
POSC 3316Mass Media and American Politics4
POSC 3319Film and Politics4
POSC 3321American Public Policy4
POSC 3324Politics of Immigration and Citizenship4
POSC 3326Latino Politics4
POSC 3327Gender and Sexuality in US Politics4
POSC 3404American Political Thought4
POSC 3405Radical and Conservative Thought4
POSC 3411Classical Political Thought4
POSC 3412Modern Political Thought4
POSC 3413Contemporary Political Philosophy4
POSC 3414Politics, Nature, and History4
POSC 3415Politics, Reason, and Revelation4
POSC 3416Liberalism and Its Critics4
POSC 3418Islamic Political Thought4
POSC 3420Women and Film4
POSC 3421Political Theory in Popular Culture4
POSC 3422Politics of the Present4
POSC 3429Democratic Theory4
POSC 3430Education Politics and Policy4
POSC 3456Late Modern Political Thought4
POSC 3507International Human Rights4
POSC 3511War and Peace4
POSC 3515Revolution4
POSC 3516Conflict Analysis/Resolution4
POSC 3521Global Governance4
POSC 3522United Nations4
POSC 3526Democracy, Terrorism, and Modern Life4
POSC 3527United Nations Peace Operations4
POSC 3530U.S. Foreign Policy4
POSC 3534The International Politics of Civilian Protection4
POSC 3540Politics of Cyberspace4
POSC 3605Comparative Democracy4
POSC 3610Political Economy of Development4
POSC 3613Political Movements4
POSC 3614Political Institutions4
POSC 3616Political Economy of Poverty4
POSC 3620British Government and Politics4
POSC 3621European Politics4
POSC 3622Politics of the European Union4
POSC 3624The Qu'ran and Hadith in the Global Political Perspective4
POSC 3630South Asian Politics4
POSC 3631China and Russia in Comparative Perspective4
POSC 3632China and U.S. in Global Era4
POSC 3635China, Japan, Korea, and the U.S. in the Global Era4
POSC 3636China and the Global Economy4
POSC 3641Latin American Politics4
POSC 3645Politics of Immigration4
POSC 3651Comparative Politics of the Middle East4
POSC 3653Religion and Society in the Middle East4
POSC 3800Internship3
POSC 3915International Political Economy4
POSC 3916Understanding the Global Economy4
POSC 4022Seminar: China in Global Affairs4
POSC 4260Seminar: Sex and Sexuality in U.S Politics4
POSC 4545Seminar: Russian Politics and Society4
PSYC 3100Health Psychology4
PSYC 3110Cognitive Neuroscience4
PSYC 3270Clinical Child Psychology4
PSYC 3300Industrial Organizational Psychology4
PSYC 3320Consumer Behavior4
PSYC 3330Family Psychology4
PSYC 3600Multicultural Psychology4
PSYC 3610Global Health and Psychology4
PSYC 3640Cross-Cultural-Psychology4
PSYC 3700Human Sexuality4
PSYC 3730Men and Masculinities4
PSYC 3820Forensic Psychology4
PSYC 3850Psychology of Well-Being4
PSYC 3930Introduction to Clinical Psychology4
SOCI 2300Social Networks4
SOCI 2410Inequality: Class, Race, and Ethnicity4
SOCI 2420Social Problems of Race and Ethnicity4
SOCI 2425Introduction to Asian American Studies4
SOCI 2606Social Science Statistics4
SOCI 2625Data for Social Change4
SOCI 2701Introduction to Criminal Justice4
SOCI 2716Social Change4
SOCI 2847The 60s: Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll4
SOCI 2855The Journalist as Sociologist4
SOCI 2925Media, Crime, Sex, and Violence4
SOCI 2960Popular Culture4
SOCI 3001Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice4
SOCI 3002The New Power Elite4
SOCI 3017Inequality in America4
SOCI 3054Time, Memory, and Identities4
SOCI 3067Language, Media, Power4
SOCI 3070The City and Its Neighborhoods4
SOCI 3102Contemporary Social Issues and Policies4
SOCI 3114Sociology of Health and Illness4
SOCI 3115Pandemic and Power4
SOCI 3120Controversies in Religion and International Relations4
SOCI 3134Politics of Race, Class, and Gender in Higher Education4
SOCI 3136Inequality-Why/Effects4
SOCI 3142Environmental Sociology4
SOCI 3145Environment Technology Society4
SOCI 3148Population and Economic Development Issues4
SOCI 3149Economic Sociology4
SOCI 3152Sociology of Sports4
SOCI 3249For the Death of Me! Socio-Cultural Perspectives on Death and Dying4
SOCI 3256Political Sociology in Film4
SOCI 3260Politics of Reproduction4
SOCI 3401Gender, Crime, and Justice4
SOCI 3405Gender, Race, and Class4
SOCI 3406Race/Social Construct4
SOCI 3410Migration/Globalization4
SOCI 3415Development and Globalization4
SOCI 3418Contemporary Immigration in Global Perspective4
SOCI 3419Living in the Shadows: Undocumented Migration4
SOCI 3425Racial Segregation: An American Story4
SOCI 3450Transnational Social Movements4
SOCI 3456Modern Social Movements4
SOCI 3457Medicine, Science, and Social Movements4
SOCI 3471Undocumented Migration4
SOCI 3500Contemporary Family Issues4
SOCI 3502Work, Inequality, and Society in 21st Century America4
SOCI 3505Coming of Age: Adulthood4
SOCI 3506Diversity in American Families4
SOCI 3601Urban Poverty4
SOCI 3603Urban America4
SOCI 3606The Global City4
SOCI 3610The Family4
SOCI 3670Hispanic Women4
SOCI 3708Law and Society4
SOCI 3711American Criminal Justice4
SOCI 3713Criminology4
SOCI 3714Terrorism and Society4
SOCI 4444Unstrange Minds: On the Ethical Dimensions of Neurological and Cognitive Difference4
SOCI 4500Demography and Data Analysis4
SOCI 4963Population and Society4
SPAN 3007Spanish Linguistics4
WGSS 3000Gender and Sexuality Studies4
WGSS 3004Transnational Feminisms4
WGSS 3141Women in Africa4

Senior Values Seminar: One Required Course

This course will be designated as a Senior Values Seminar, in the 4000 range, and will cover topics in ethical issues and moral choices through a variety of disciplines.

Courses in this group have the VAL attribute.

Course Title Credits
AFAM 4000Affirmative Action and the American Dream4
AFAM 4192Race and Religion in the Transatlantic World4
AFAM 4650Social Welfare and Society4
ARHI 4230Art and Ethics: Articulating Function in the Visual Arts4
ARHI 4562Art and the Second World War4
CISC 4650Cyberspace: Issues and Ethics4
CISC 4660Minds, Machines, and Society4
CLAS 4040The Birth of Learning: Classical Education Then, Now, and in New York City4
COLI 4420Ethics and Intelligence4
COLI 4570Films of Moral Struggle4
COMC 4360Communication Ethics and the Public Sphere4
COMC 4370Ethical Controversies in 21st Century Media4
COMC 4380Media and Moral Philosophy4
DANC 4000Art and Ethics4
DTEM 4480Digital Media and Public Responsibility4
ECON 4110Ethics and Economics4
ENGL 4044Incarceration: History, Literature, Film4
ENGL 4096Hobbits/Heroes/Hubris4
ENGL 4126Ten Short Films About Morality4
ENGL 4135Bible in English Poetry4
ENGL 4141Death in the Middle Ages4
ENGL 4149Modern Drama as Moral Crucible4
ENGL 4155The Seven Deadly Sins4
ENGL 4209Literature of Peace and War4
ENGL 4215Law and Literature4
ENGL 4216Animal Welfare in Literature and Culture4
ENGL 4228Black Protest from Slavery to #BlackLivesMatter4
ENGL 4403Extraordinary Bodies4
ENGL 4420Ethics and Intelligence4
FITV 4570Films of Moral Struggle4
FITV 4660Ethics of Reality Television4
HIST 4011Why America Fights4
HIST 4012Values and Global Capitalism4
HIST 4021Ethical Responsibility and Historical Representation4
HIST 4308Antisemitism4
HIST 4310Africa, Race, and the Global Cold War4
HIST 4510Conquest, Conversion, Conscience4
HIST 4591Seminar: Race, Sex, and Colonialism4
INST 4620The World of Democracy4
JOUR 4750Values in the News4
LACU 4010Anni Di Piombo/Years of Lead: Culture, Politics, and Violence4
LACU 4011Anni Di Piombo/Years of Lead: Culture, Politics, and Violence4
LALS 4100Speaking For/As the Other4
LALS 4510Conquest, Conversion, Conscience4
MATH 4001Mathematical Ethics Practicum4
MLAL 4100Speaking For/As the Other4
PHIL 4205Seminar: Justice and Social Identity4
PHIL 4320Utopias and Dystopias4
PHIL 4405Freedom of Expression and Toleration4
PHIL 4407Gender, Power, and Justice4
PHIL 4408Hospitality and Cosmopolitanism4
PHIL 4409Environmental Ethics4
PHIL 4410Love and Empire4
PHIL 4412Classical Values: Art of Living4
PHIL 4413Religion and Morality4
PHIL 4416Art, Morality, and Politics4
PHIL 4418Issues of Life and Death4
PHIL 4423Business Ethics4
PHIL 4425Buddhist Moral Thought4
PHIL 4430Education and Democracy4
PHIL 4436Rethinking Citizenship4
PHIL 4442Fantasy and Philosophy4
PHIL 4444AI, Sci Fi, and Human Value4
PHIL 4455Respectful Disagreement4
PHIL 4470Lincoln: Democratic Values4
PHIL 4473War and Peace: Just War Theory4
PHIL 4480Technology and Values4
PHIL 4484Freedom and Responsibility4
PHIL 4486Evil, Vice, and Sin4
PHIL 4490Itineraries of Desire4
POSC 4210Seminar: State, Family, and Society4
POSC 4400Seminar: Global Justice4
POSC 4515Seminar: International Politics of Peace4
POSC 4620Seminar: The World of Democracy4
POSC 4900Seminar: Democracy, Development, and the Global Economy4
PSYC 4340Law and Psychology4
PSYC 4900Psychology and Human Values4
PSYC 4920Youth, Values, and Society4
PSYC 4930Codes for Mental Health Services4
SOCI 4444Unstrange Minds: On the Ethical Dimensions of Neurological and Cognitive Difference4
SOCI 4970Community Service/Social Action4
SOCI 4971Dilemmas of the Modern Self4
THEA 4500Theatre, Creativity, and Values4
THEO 4005Women and Theology4
THEO 4008Religion and Ecology4
THEO 4010Death and Dying4
THEO 4011The New Testament and Moral Choices4
THEO 4014Religion and Law4
THEO 4025Future of Marriage in the 21st Century4
THEO 4026Theologies of Peace4
THEO 4027The Ethics of Life4
THEO 4028Religion & Bioethics4
THEO 4030Moral Aspects of Medicine4
THEO 4035Professional Responsibilities and Organizational Ethics4
THEO 4051Religion and the Making of the Self4
THEO 4444Anthropocene: Sciences, Fictions, and Ethical Futures4
THEO 4455Eucharist, Justice, and Life4
THEO 4570Orthodox Christian Ethics4
THEO 4600Religion and Public Life4
THEO 4847Theologies of Liberation4
THEO 4864The Consistent Life Ethic: From Cardinal Bernardin to Pope Francis4
VART 4300Representation in Art4