Combined Majors
Any two of the following: Art History, Communication and Media Studies, Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies (CLCS), Economics, French, History, Italian Studies, Literature, Management, and Political Science may be combined to complete a “Combined Major” toward the Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree. In addition to traditional programs of study, combined majors give students the option of creating their own programs. To complete a combined major, Bachelor of Arts students should choose two of the above disciplines and follow the requirements listed below. Should a student wish to complete two majors, a combined major cannot be used as one of them. A Combined Major BA Degree Program consists of the following components totaling 125 credits: - Core Requirements (Refer to Bachelor of Arts introduction for a complete list.)
- Major Requirements in two selected disciplines from the options below (see requirements under each discipline.)
Where a thesis is required, it will normally take the form of either an inter-disciplinary project or a requirement to be satisfied in a single discipline. Students must consult with Department Heads of both disciplines. Credit will be awarded in one of the two fields. Art History
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (24 or 27 Credits) AHT 101
| The Roots of Western Artistic Tradition |
200-Level Art History courses (12 Credits) 300-Level Art History courses (9 Credits)
* Students will be required to complete a Senior Thesis unless a thesis is elected in another subject area in a combined major program. If this is the case, then students may also write a thesis for Art History as a substitute for one of the 300-level requirements.
Communication and Media Studies
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (24 Credits)
COM 105
| Introduction to Communication and Media Studies in the Global Context
| COM 180
| Public Speaking
| COM 203
| Communication Research Methods
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One of the following: COM 201
| Fundamentals of Media Studies and Criticism
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| | COM 202
| Fundamentals of Interpersonal Communication
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One of the following: COM 301
| Globalization, Media and Representation
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| | COM 302
| Intercultural Communication: Theory, Research and Practice
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Take an additional two 300-level COM courses (6 Credits)
One of the following: COM 497
| Senior Research Seminar in Communication and Media Studies
| or
| | COM 498
| Internship in Communication and Media Studies
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Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies (CLCS)MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (24 CREDITS)
CLCS 100
| Reading Literatures: Introduction to Comparative Literary Studies
| CLCS 110
| Reading Cultures: Introduction to Cultural Studies |
Plus Five of the following: CLCS 199
| First Year Seminar
| CLCS 200
| Theories and Methods in Gender Studies
| CLCS 210
| Deception
| CLCS 220
| Inventing the Past: The Uses of Memory in a Changing World
| CLCS 230
| Science / Fiction: Envisioning the Possible
| CLCS 240
| Comparative Institutions: Families
| CLCS 300
| (Re)Defining Masculinity
| CLCS 310
| The Culture of Cities
| CLCS 320
| Culture, Class, Cuisine: Questions of Taste
| CLCS 330
| The Politics of Mobility: Exile and Immigration
| CLCS 340
| Fashion and Popular Culture
| CLCS 37X
| Topics in Literary and Cultural Studies |
Capstone CLCS 497
| Senior Seminar in CLCS |
EconomicsMAJOR REQUIREMENTS (30 CREDITS) ECN 100
| Principles of Macroeconomics
| ECN 101
| Principles of Microeconomics
| MAT 200
| Calculus
| ECN 204
| History of Economic Thought
| ECN 225
| Issues and Controversies in Macroeconomics | ECN 256
| Managerial Economics (Intermediate Microeconomics) |
Four of the following courses: ECN 255
| Political Economy of Growth and Distribution
| | ECN 303 | Development Economics
| ECN 305
| The Economics of the European Union
| ECN 320
| Game Theory, Information and Contracts
| ECN 325
| Money, Banking, and Financial Markets
| ECN 328
| International Banking and Finance
| ECN 341
| International Economics
| ECN 350
| Industrial Organization in the European Union
| ECN 387
| Introduction to Econometrics |
FrenchMAJOR REQUIREMENTS (30 Credits)
FRE 100
| Introductory French I
| | FRE 101 | Introductory French II
| FRE 200
| Intermediate French I
| FRE 201
| Intermediate French II | FRE 300
| Advanced French I
| FRE 301
| Advanced French II |
Four of the following courses: FRE 302
| Advanced French Conversation
| FRE 303
| French Translation
| FRE 310
| Paris and the Nineteenth Century
| FRE 320
| Writing the Self: French Autobiography and Autofiction
| FRE 330
| Contemporary Novel in French
| | FRE 350 | Civilization and Culture
| FRE 362
| Gender, Culture, and Society: Francophone Women’s Writing
| FRE 370
| Topics in French Literature
| FRE 374
| Introduction to French Cinema
| FRE 376
| French Cinema: The New Wave
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History MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (24 OR 27 Credits) HIS 100
| Western Civilization I
| and
| | HIS 101
| Western Civilization II
| or
| | HIS 104
| Global History I
| and
| | HIS 105
| Global History II
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Six courses (18 credits) in History at or above the 200-level, of which at least one course must be at the 300-level. * Students will be required to complete a Senior Thesis unless a thesis is elected in another subject area in a combined major program.
Italian StudiesMAJOR REQUIREMENTS (30 credits)
ITA 100
| Introduction to Italian I
| ITA 101
| Introduction to Italian II
| ITA 200
| Intermediate Italian I
| ITA 201
| Intermediate Italian II
| ITA 300
| Advanced Italian I
| ITA 301
| Advanced Italian II
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Plus four courses from among the following: ITA 302
| Advanced Italian Conversation
| ITA 374
| Italian Cinema
| ITA 375
| Italian Film Adaptation: From the Page to the Screen
| ITA 379
| Mad Love: Italian Poetry and the Feminine Phantasm
| IS 199
| First Year Seminar: Italian Myths and Counter-Myths of America
| IS 275
| Modern Italian Poetry
| IS 276
| The Italian Short Story
| IS 277
| The Italian Novel: Redefining the Canon |
Literature MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (24 or 27 Credits)
LIT 100
| Introduction to Literature I
| and
| | LIT 101
| Introduction to Literature II
| or
| | LIT 105
| World Literature |
Six courses (18 credits) in Literature at or above the 200-level,* of which at least one course must be at the 300-level. LIT 499
| Senior thesis in Literature**
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* One of the following courses may substitute for one of the 200-level literature course requirements: ENG 220
| Creative Writing: Fiction
| or
| | ENG 225
| Creative Writing: Poetry
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** Students will be required to complete a Senior Thesis unless a thesis is elected in another subject area in a combined major program. Note: Students who wish to combine Literature and History, see the History and Literature Major outlined earlier in this catalog. Management
PREREQUISITES (6 Credits)
ECN 100
| Principles of Macroeconomics
| MAT 201
| Introduction to Statistics |
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (21 Credits)
| BUS 115 | Financial Accounting
| BUS 135
| Introduction to Business Systems
| BUS 136
| Marketing in a Global Context
| BUS 306
| Quantitative Methods and Dynamic Forecasting
| BUS 326
| Managerial Finance
| BUS 340
| Management Science
| BUS 410
| International Organizational Behavior
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Political ScienceMAJOR REQUIREMENTS (27 Credits)
POL 100
| Introduction to Political Science
| POL 101
| Introduction to International Relations
| POL 102
| Introduction to Political Philosophy
| POL 104
| United States Government and Politics
| POL 400
| Comparative Politics
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One course from among the following: POL 202
| Government and Politics of Western Europe
| POL 203
| Government and Politics of Eastern Europe
| POL 204
| Government and Politics of Latin America
| POL 290
| Government and Politics of the Middle East |
Two courses from among the following: POL 305
| Dynamics of European Integration
| POL 310
| International Law
| POL 315
| War and Contemporary Politics
| POL 321
| International Organization |
Senior Thesis (Required)
Note: All Bachelor of Arts Degrees require a total of 125 credits consisting of Core, Major, and General Elective courses and requirements. Credits required in the Core and General Electives part of the degree plan may vary depending on Core course selections.
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