EUST
degree requirements for the Major and Minor
Requirements for a Minor in European Studies: Students
wishing to minor in European studies must fulfill the EUST 2013 Introduction to
Requirements for a Major in European
Studies – Language Requirement: Students must complete the
equivalent of a third year of a modern European language, e.g., six hours of
advanced 3000- or 4000-level work in French, German, or Spanish. Less commonly
taught languages such as Portuguese or Italian may be used, subject to the
availability of courses. Three to six hours in an approved study abroad program
in
Introduction
to Europe: Students
must complete EUST 2013 Introduction to
European
Studies Colloquium: Students must complete three to six hours
of EUST 4003 European Studies Colloquium.
Electives: Students must complete at least 18
hours of credit, in addition to the language requirement and the European
studies colloquium, from among the following or in individualized studies under
the direction of faculty participating in the program. Students choosing to
take individualized reading or directed research courses as part of the major
or minor must obtain the approval of the director of the area studies program
and their major adviser. In addition, the following conditions apply:
1. a maximum of nine hours may be submitted
from any one department, and
2. a maximum of six
hours may be submitted from courses taken in the student’s major department. In the case
of a student with multiple majors the six hour rule applies
to each major separately.