Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Advisor Name:_______________________ | Catalog: 2024-2025 Graduate Catalog Program: European Studies, M.A. | |||
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European Studies, M.A.The MA in European Studies is an interdisciplinary program that allows students to develop an expertise in Europe as a whole, together with a specialization in a given region. It includes a study abroad experience and internships opportunities. The MA in European Studies will help prepare you for international careers in business, government, journalism, education, research, or the non-profit sector (e.g. NGOs). The program helps meet a high demand for candidates prepared to work for international companies and organizations with specific interests in Europe. Learning OutcomesUpon completion of the Master’s degree, students in the European Studies program are expected to be able to:
Admission RequirementsDocuments required:
International applicants are required to submit scores from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), or the Pearson Test of English Academic (PTEA). Successful completion of ELS 112 will also be accepted for this requirement. Application Requirements Admissions Categories and Grade Point Average Requirements International Application Information Degree Requirements |
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Curriculum Requirements | ||||
Required Courses (9 credits) | ||||
Course Name | Terms Taken | Grade | Core | |
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Required: | ||||
ES 5010 - Introduction to European Studies | ||||
Select 2 courses from: | ||||
FREN 6350 - Seminar in French Culture and Civilization | ||||
GERM 6010 - Introduction to Graduate Study in German | ||||
GERM 6160 - Contemporary Germany | ||||
GERM 6800 - Seminar in German | ||||
HIST 6800 - Seminar in History | ||||
HIST 6320 - Topics in World History | ||||
HIST 6470 - Problems in Modern European History | ||||
POLS 6510 - Seminar in Comparative Government | ||||
POLS 6710 - Seminar in International Relations | ||||
SPAN 6200 - Contemporary Spanish Civilization | ||||
Advanced language courses. Select 2 courses from: | ||||
GREA 5850 - Directed Readings in GREAL | ||||
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Electives (9-12 credits)Courses that must have European-related topics: SRTH 5650/ECON 5540/ENG 5180/ENG 6800/HIST 6800/SPAN 6800/SPAN 6820 | ||||
Course Name | Terms Taken | Grade | Core | |
ARTH 5350 - Critical Issues in Early Modern Art | ||||
ECON 6000 - Behavior of the Firm in a Global Environment | ||||
ECON 6070 - Graduate Econometrics | ||||
ENG 7070 - Contemporary Literary Theory | ||||
ES 6890 - Internship in European Studies | ||||
ES 6950 - Workshop in European Studies | ||||
FREN 6320 - Critical Approaches to Literature | ||||
FREN 6350 - Seminar in French Culture and Civilization | ||||
FREN 5050 - Self-expression, Translation, and Style | ||||
FREN 5380 - Business French | ||||
FREN 5400 - Topics in French Literature | ||||
FREN 5550 - Topics in Francophone Culture and Civilization | ||||
FREN 5650 - Topics in French Cinema | ||||
GERM 6160 - Contemporary Germany | ||||
GERM 6800 - Seminar in German | ||||
GERM 6150 - German Culture and Civilization | ||||
GERM 5150 - The German Film | ||||
GERM 5160 - Contemporary Austria | ||||
GERM 5190 - German Drama Workshop | ||||
GERM 5450 - Writer and Work | ||||
HIST 6470 - Problems in Modern European History | ||||
HIST 6140 - Gender and the State in Modern Europe | ||||
HIST 5440 - The Making of Europe | ||||
HIST 5460 - Early Modern Europe, 1450-1750 | ||||
HIST 5540 - European Foreign Relations, 1914-Present | ||||
HIST 5580 - England, 55 B.C.-1689 | ||||
HIST 5150 - Spain and Portugal | ||||
LING 5100 - Methods of TESOL | ||||
MBA 6100 - Challenges and Responses of the Global Firm | ||||
MC 5090 - International Communication | ||||
MC 7650 - International Media | ||||
POLS 6510 - Seminar in Comparative Government | ||||
POLS 6710 - Seminar in International Relations | ||||
POLS 5750 - International Organization | ||||
POLS 5540 - Politics of the Commonwealth of Independent States | ||||
SPAN 5800 - Seminar in Hispanic Subjects | ||||
SPAN 6200 - Contemporary Spanish Civilization | ||||
THFM 7720 - Critical Traditions in Theatre/Performance I | ||||
THFM 7730 - Critical Traditions in Theatre/Performance II | ||||
THFM 7750 - Modernism in Theatre and Performance | ||||
Other RequirementsMinimum 9 credits of advanced language or content courses must be taken abroad. | ||||
Culminating Experience (3-6 credits) | ||||
Course Name | Terms Taken | Grade | Core | |
Plan I: | ||||
ES 6990 - Thesis Research | ||||
Plan II: | ||||
ES 6980 - Readings for Comprehensive Exam or Capstone | ||||
Minimum Total Credits (30 credits) | ||||
Additional Requirements
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