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2019-2020 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog 
    
2019-2020 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Medieval and Renaissance Studies Minor


This minor offers an interdisciplinary study of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Interested students should contact the program’s advisor prior to or during the first semester of taking classes toward the minor. These requirements may be counted, where applicable, toward the General Education requirements, the major, and minor.

The program consists of 18 units selected in consultation with the program advisor in addition to three semesters (or equivalent) of foreign language study. The 18 units include 9 units of core classes in History, Literature, and Art History and 9 electives from at least two departments of study (departments may be the same as those for core classes).

Requirements*


1. 3 units of core classes from upper-division History classes, or equivalent course accepted by faculty advisor in consultation with the program director(s).


2. 3 units of core classes from upper-division Literature classes (in English, CWL, or language departments), or equivalent course accepted by faculty advisor in consultation with the program director(s).


3. 3 units of core classes from upper-division Art History classes, or equivalent course accepted by faculty advisor in consultation with the program director(s).


4. 9 additional upper-division elective units from at least two different departments: the courses chosen must substantially cover subject matter in medieval and Renaissance studies as those terms apply to different regions and cultures.


Final decisions on acceptability of elective courses lie with the faculty advisor in consultation with the program director(s).

5. Three semesters of appropriate foreign language study (or equivalent competence as determined by qualified CSULB faculty).


* Up to 6 units of study may be fulfilled with lower-division courses with the approval of the faculty advisor in consultation with the program director(s).

Note:


† Courses that can only count towards the minor if the topic is relevant to Medieval and Renaissance studies, to be determined in consultation with a program advisor.