Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Medieval & Renaissance Studies is cross-cultural in design and covers the time-period from Late Antiquity (ca. 400) to the seventeenth century. Through the interdisciplinary study of history, art, religion, language and literature, students will develop an integrated understanding of medieval and early modern civilization. Its legacy, along with its intellectual and social diversity, enhances our understanding not only of the past but of present society.
Minor or Integrative Studies Concentration Requirements
The minor/concentration in Medieval and Renaissance Studies consists of 15 credit hours from the courses (CABR) listed below. Students must include courses from three disciplines.
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Art History | ||
| Erly Christian Byzan Art | ||
| Early Med and Romanesque Art | ||
| Gothic Art and Architecture | ||
| The 14th Century | ||
| Women in Medieval Art | ||
| Art&Arch in Early Ren Florence | ||
| High Renaissance and Mannerism | ||
| Renaissance & Reformation Art | ||
| Italian Renaissance Sculpture | ||
| Southern Baroque Art | ||
| Northern Baroque Art | ||
| Rembrandt | ||
| Comparative Literature | ||
| Writing Women in Renaissance | ||
| English | ||
| Shakespeare on Film | ||
| Engl Lit: 1500 to 1600 | ||
| English Lit 1600-1660 | ||
| Shakespeare I: Earlier Works | ||
| Shakespeare II: Later Works | ||
| Maj Engl Authors of the Renais | ||
| Shakespeare's Contemporaries | ||
| History | ||
| England: Tudors and Stuarts | ||
| Medieval Society | ||
| The Renaissance | ||
| The Reformation Era: 1500-1648 | ||
| European Encounters, 1400-1800 | ||
| Philosophy | ||
| Medieval Philosophy | ||