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Dec 29, 2024
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2024-2025 General/Graduate Catalog - Expires August 2030
Medieval & Early Modern Studies Minor
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Affiliation: Interdisciplinary Studies
The Medieval & Early Modern Studies Minor encourages the study of the premodern world from roughly 400 to 1700 CE. This was a time of vast changes and global developments in philosophy, literature, religion, trade, diplomacy, and politics. By the end of the era it was possible to think of an interconnected “world.”
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Program Requirements
- The interdisciplinary Medieval & Early Modern Studies Minor requires the successful completion of at least 15 credits of coursework in medieval and early modern studies.
- At least three of these credits must be from the Language section.
- This language requirement may be satisfied by the successful completion of any upper level language course; the language course may be waived for the student with demonstrated intermediate proficiency in a modern language.
- The remaining credits must include coursework from at least three of the remaining four sections.
- No grade of “D” will be accepted toward the Medieval & Early Modern Studies Minor.
- At least nine hours of the program requirements must be completed at Truman State University.
- A minimum of nine credits must be 300-level, HIST 3000 level, or above.
- A maximum of two courses (6-8 credit hours) may double count for this minor and any other minor or major.
1. Language (3 credits minimum from section 1)
4. Philosophy and Religion
5. Fine Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies
NOTES:
Topic courses will not automatically apply to this minor; ask your instructor about securing a substitution form with appropriate signatures. Substitutions (e.g. study abroad, research experiences, capstone, or creative projects) may be approved for the appropriate area by the Medieval & Early Modern Studies Minor Committee. |
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