European Studies

A major in European Studies will consist of a minimum of 52 credit points, including a minimum of 20 cp chosen from Schedules 1, 2 or 3 and the remainder from Schedule 4. Students must include 24 cp at 300-level.

Students wishing to study French should take the subjects listed in Schedule 1 below. Students wishing to study Italian should take the subjects listed in Schedule 2 below. Students wishing to study Spanish should take the subjects listed in Schedule 3 below.

For details of the individual subjects including prerequisites and session offered, see the description of subjects in the Print Callendar, or consult the on-line subject database.

Co-ordinator: Dr Lorraine White, History and Politics Program.

 

Number	Subject	Credit Points
Schedule I (French core subjects)
FREN151	French IA Language	6
	or
FREN251	French IIA Language	8
FREN152	French IB Language	6
	or
FREN252	French IIB Language	8
either
EURO210	Nations without States in the European Union	8
	or
HIST210	The European Union: Post-war European Integration, 1945-1992	8
Schedule II (Italian core subjects)
ITAL151	Italian IA Language	6
	or
ITAL251	Italian IIA Language and Literature	8
ITAL152	Italian IB Language	6
	or
ITAL252	Italian IIB Language and Literature	8
	either
EURO210	Nations without States in the European Union	8
	or
HIST210	The European Union: Post-war European
	Integration, 1945-1992	8
Schedule III (Spanish core subjects)
SPAN151	Spanish for Business and Law I	6
SPAN152	Spanish for Business and Law II	6
	either
EURO210	Nations without States in the European Union	8
	or
HIST210	The European Union: Post-war European
	Integration, 1945-1992	8
Schedule IV (Elective subjects)
HIST108	War, Revolution and Dictatorship in Europe, 1918-1945	6
HIST124	The Cold War and After	6
EURO110	France and Italy: a Cultural and Historical Framework	8
ENGL228	English Renaissance Literature and Culture	8
ENGL229	Romantics and Victorians: English Literature from 1790-1900	8
ENGL248	Chaucer	8
ENGL253	Major Twentieth-Century Writers	8
ENGL255	Eighteenth Century Literature and Culture	8
ENGL264	Modernism	8
ENGL299	The Vikings: Old Norse Culture, Language and Literature	8
ENGL337	Sex, Power and Chivalry: Medieval to Modern Literature	8
FREN210	Twentieth-Century France	8
HIST232	Russia in War and Revolution, 1850 to the Present	8
HIST250	The Scientific Revolution: History, Philosophy & Politics of Science	8
HIST251	Changing Images of Nature and the Environment	8
HIST286	From Ancient Kingdoms to Colonies in Southeast Asia, 1500-1870	8
LANG210	Communicating in a Foreign Language	8
PHIL211	Greek Philosophy	8
ENGL312	Shakespeare, Jonson and their Contemporaries	8
ENGL355	Fourteenth Century Literature	8
ENGL398	The Vikings: Old Norse Culture, Language and Literature (Advanced)	8
HIST338	Advanced Topics in the History of Science, 1500-1800	8
HIST360	Death, War and Society, Europe 1350-1650	8
HIST363	Revolutions in World History	8
LANG301	World War I and the Novelist	8
LANG302	20th-Century European Women Writers	8
LANG305	Literature and Society in Renaissance Europe	8
POL314	Power and the Modern State	8
POL315	Post-Communist Politics	8
STS336	Advanced Topics in the History of Science	8

Note: Students who have not taken the following subjects as core subjects may take them as electives: FREN251, FREN252, ITAL251, ITAL252, HIST210, EURO210.