Printer FriendlyDr. Liana Cheney, Professor of Art History
(978) 934-3495
Coburn Hall, Room 201
The interdisciplinary minor in Cultural Studies requires 18-24 credits of coursework. At least six credits must be from courses which are numbered 300 or above. Courses relevant to the Non-Western and Western Cultural Studies minor are listed below. For course descriptions, see the department listing as indicated next to the course title.
The courses offered in this program are interdisciplinary in their content and structure and explore a topic in greater depth and from broader perspectives than is ordinary possible in other courses. Many courses are team-taught by faculty chosen from various academic departments and colleges within the University. Courses emphasize the sources (artistic, literary, philosophical, and historical) of the period studied and focus on the aspirations and achievements of our own civilization.
| 43.105 | Western Civilization l |
| 43.106 | The Modern World |
| 43.274 | Native American History |
| 43.281 | Sub-Saharan Africa |
| 43.382 | The American West |
| 43.393 | History of the Middle East and Islamic World |
| 45.340 | Mysticism East and West |
| 52.378 | Italian Cinema and Culture |
| 54.302 | Introduction to Latin American Literature |
| 58.101 | Art Appreciation |
| 58.203 | History of Art l: Prehistoric to Medieval Art |
| 58.314 | American Architecture |
| 58.321 | Italian Renaissance Art |
| 59.105 | Comparative Arts |
| 59.203 | History of Art l: Prehistoric to Medieval Art |
| 59.205 | Human Values in Western Culture l |
| 59.248 | Values in American Culture |