Those courses which meet the diversity requirement are:

• ART 348 - Asian Art
• ART 349 - Islamic Art
• BUS 345 - The Economic Growth of Modern Japan
• BWS 105 - Introduction to Black World Studies
• BWS 122 - African Traditional Religion and Western Culture
• BWS 126 - Afro-American History, 1619-1875
• BWS 128 - Afro-American History, 1875-Present
• BWS 200 3 - Martin, Malcolm, and Mandela
• BWS 224 - African American Images
• BWS 274
• BWS 300 3 - East African Culture: Literature, Economy and Political Development
• BWS 300 4 - Women, Development and the Environment
• BWS 305 - Contemporary Africa in Focus: State Regimes and Democracy in Africa
• BWS 342
• BWS 343
• BWS 348 - Black Family
• BWS 350 - Black Identity
• BWS 356
• BWS 368
• BWS 370
• BWS 400 2 - Internship in Tanzania
• CHIN 320 - Third Year Chinese Conversation I
• CHIN 321 - Third Year Chinese Conversation II
• CHIN 499 - Seminar
• CMLT 113 - Myth, Legend, and Folklore of Asia
• CMLT 130 - Love and Sexuality in the Literary Arts of the Mediterranean
• CMLT 131 - Love and Sexuality in the Literary Arts of East Asia
• CMLT 200 6 - Cairo Cosmopolitan
• CMLT 300 3 - Cinemas of the Middle East
• CMLT 300 4 - The Arabic Novel from the 19th Century to the Digital Age
• CMLT 320 - Great Books of East Asia
• CMLT 321 - East Asian Film
• CMLT 323 - Elegance and Brutality: Japanese Literature and Environmentalism
• CMLT 499 A - The Myths of the “Oriental” Woman
• CMLT 499 C - Refiguring the Divide: The Arab Jew in Literature and Film
• ECON 345 - The Economic Growth of Modern Japan
• ECON 353 - Economic Development
• ECON 370 - Economic Systems
• EDUC 115 - Teaching for Equity and Social Justice
• ENG 145.11
• ENG 224 - African American Images
• ENG 268 - Black Women’s Literary Traditions
• ENG 273 - Approaches to African American Literature
• ENG 278 - Native American Literature
• ENG 300.4
• ENG 369 - Genre Studies in African American Literature
• FREN 300 3 - The Captive and Captivity in Contemporary Francophone North African Literature
• FREN 300 4 - Contemporary Franco-Arab Cultural Exchanges: Exploring the Literature and Film of French Expression From the Maghreb and Mashreq
• FREN 351 - Introduction to Literatures of the French-Speaking World (only when concentration is Francophone literature/culture studies course)
• FREN 499 - Seminar: Special Topics in French (only when concentration is Francophone literature/culture studies course)
• GEOG 110 - Cultural Geography
• GEOG 270 - Cultural Geography of the Middle East
• GEOG 300 3 - Geography, Globalization and Place: the Mexico-U.S. Border at Tijuana
• GEOG 333 - Latin American Geographies
• GEOG 334 - Cultural Geography of Africa
• GEOG 345 - Economic Geography
• GEOG 370 - The World’s Cities
• HIST 115 -  Introduction to Latin American History
• HIST 116 - Introduction to Pacific Asia
• HIST 320 - Middle East
• HIST 322 - Asian Civilizations to the 17th Century
• HIST 323 - Modern China
• HIST 324 - Topics in Asian History
• HIST 325 - Modern Japan
• HIST 331 - Mexico: From Conquest to Revolution
• HIST 332 - Argentina, Brazil, and Chile Since Independence
• HIST 333 - Modern Latin America: 1800 to the Present
• HIST 334 - Indians, Spaniards & the Struggle for Colonial Latin America
• HIST 335 - Topics in Latin American History
• MUS 347 - History of Jazz
• MUS 348 - Music in World Cultures
• PG 113 - Democracy, Dictatorship & Political Change
• PG 260 - Equality and American Politics
• PG 365 - Globalization - Structures, Processes, and Issues
• PG 344 - Democratization in the Developing World
• PG 347 - Protest and Political Violence
• PG 348 - Latin American Politics
• PG 349 - East Asian Politics
• PG 363 - Human Rights in International Perspective
• REL 103 - Religions of the West
• REL 104 - Religions of the East
• REL 111 - Old Testament History and Literature
• REL 141 - Islam: An Introduction
• REL 300 4 - Islam and Its Political Thought
• REL 300 5 - Islam in America
• REL 300 6 - Medieval Islamic Society
• REL 300 7 - Early Christianity in Africa
• REL 300 8 - Women in Judaism
• REL 310 - Gender and Religion in the Ancient Near East
• REL 316 - Ancient Mediterranean Religions
• REL 336 - Judaism in Late Antiquity
• REL 337 - Anti-Semitism, Zionism, and the Holocaust
• REL 342 - Women and Gender in Islam
• REL 343 - Hinduism
• REL 344 - Gandhi: Religion and Social Change in Modern Asia
• REL 346 - Chinese and Japanese Religion
• REL 352 - Radical and Liberation Theologies
• REL 353 - Christianity and the Non-Western Challenge
• SOAN 111 - Cultural Anthropology
• SOAN 291 - Perspectives on Africa
• SOAN 292 - Cultures of the Pacific
• SOAN 293 - East Asia Yesterday and Today
• SOAN 294 - Peoples & Cultures of the Middle East
• SOAN 295 - Native American Cultures of the Southwest
• SOAN 347 - Health, Illness, Disability, Death and Dying
• SOAN 348 - Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective
• SOAN 354 - Population Problems
• SOAN 357 - Race and Ethnicity
• SOAN 358 - Society, Politics, and Social Movements
• SOAN 360 - Cultural and Social Change
• SOAN 365 - Ethnographic and Documentary Film and Filmmaking
• SOAN 367 - Human Ecology
• SPAN 300 8 - The Construction of Latin American Identities: From the Center to the Margins
• SPAN 350 - Introduction to Hispanic Literature
• SPAN 360 - Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Mexican Literature and Popular Cultures
• SPAN 362 - The Poetics of Latin American Literature: Short Stories and Poetry
• SPAN 364 - The Latin American Novel Within Its Revolutions, Cultures and Social Changes
• SPAN 368 - Special Topics in Hispanic Cinema and Literature
• SPAN 370 - The Child in Contemporary Latin American Literature and Film
• SPAN 499 - Seminar Special Topics in Spanish (special sections only when concentration is Latin America)
• THEA 331 - Asian Drama and Theatre
• WGS 110 - Introduction to Women’s & Gender Studies
• WGS 226 - Gender and Identity
• WGS 260
• WGS 300 4 - Special Topics in Women’s and Gender Studies
• WGS 325
• WGS 351
• WGS 499 D - Feminist Theory
• WGS 499 E - The Myths of the “Oriental” Woman