European Studies Minor Requirements

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Minor Requirements:

The minor consists of 6 courses in the following areas:

  1. Introduction to European Studies.

A course in European Studies or cross-listed with European Studies. See the website list for general reference, though this list is not complete. The course should focus on the country of interest, or Europe in general.

Art & Art History:

  • EUR 203: Art of the Northern Renaissance
  • EUR 202: Art of the Italian Renaissance
  • EUR 204: Baroque and Rococo Art
  • EUR 206: Art of the Middle Ages
  • EUR 207: 19th Century European Art

History:

  • EUR 109: Introduction to European Studies

World Languages:

  • EUR/FR.202: Contemporary France 
  • EUR 3008: New German Cinema
  • EUR-3016: European Cinema
  • EUR: 3042: French Comedy 

PCA:

  • EUR 360: Public Sphere of Renaissance Venice

Political Sciences:

  • POLS/EUR 280: Contemporary Issues in European Politics 
  • POLS 4100: European Union in Action
  • POLS 4083: Politics of the European Union

English:

  • ENG 225: Survey of British Literature, Beginnings to 1700
  • ENG 226: Survey of British Literature, 1700 to the Present

  • ENG 316: Medieval Drama

Education:

  • EUR-3017: Stoic Masculinity
  1. Elective Courses.

Three courses. Any cross-listed course in European Studies and a maximum of four courses taken abroad may count towards the minor. The language course taken abroad can only be counted once as an elective. Students are therefore encouraged to take a language course in a European language before going abroad, or a second language course abroad or upon return. Questions should be directed to the program coordinator. Many courses taught on St. Lawrence’s European study programs are included. Consult the program website or the coordinator for a current list of these courses. To ensure breadth, students may count no more than two courses from a single department or program for the minor. Frequently, special topics courses offered in various departments may count as program electives. Students should consult the coordinator about the appropriateness of courses not listed in the current Catalog.

  1. Language Study.

Any European language study course other than English taken at SLU.