Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance Studies:

• AMRS 100 1 - Thrice-Told Tales
• AMRS 300 1 - History of the Book

Black World Studies:

• BWS 224 - African American Images
• BWS 268 - Black Women’s Literary Traditions
• BWS 273 - Approaches to African-American Literature
• BWS 369 - Genre Studies in African American Literature

Business:

• BUS 269 - International Business Ethics

Classics:

• all CLAS courses and

• GREE 330 - Readings in Greek Prose and Poetry
• GREE 490 - Independent Study
• GREE 491 - Directed Readings
• LATI 225 - Intermediate Latin
• LATI 330 - Readings in Latin Prose and Poetry
• LATI 490 - Independent Study in Latin
• LATI 491 - Directed Readings in Latin

Comparative Literature:

• all courses in the department

English:

all literature courses; excluded are

• ENG 105 - College Writing Seminar
• ENG 254 - Introduction to Film
• ENG 265 - Elements of Style & Rhetoric
• ENG 310 - Writing for the Workplace
• ENG 314 - Fiction II
• ENG 316 - Poetry II
• ENG 318 - Playwriting
• ENG 319 - Screenwriting
• ENG 480 - Advanced Creative Writing Workshop

Film:

• FLMS 490 - Independent Study
• FLMS 495 - Internship

French:

• FREN 250 - Composition and Conversation: Topics From the French-Speaking World
• 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 300 5 - Fourteen Kilometers: Mediterranean (Im)Migrations in Contemporary Francophone Culture
• FREN 351 - Culture of Empire, Culture of Resistance: Representation and Power in the French-Speaking World from Imperialism to Decolonization
• FREN 365 - Culture of Rebellion
• FREN 371 - Topics in Prose of the Modern Period
• FREN 372 - Public and Private Performances
• FREN 378 - French Culture and Civilization
• FREN 499 - Seminar: Special Topics in French

German:

• GERM 361 - 19th-Century German Literature
• GERM 363 - The Age of Goethe
• GERM 365 - 20th-Century German Literature

Philosophy:

• all courses

Religion:

all courses except

• 390-399
• 490-499 

Spanish:

• SPAN 190 5 - Through the Spanish Lens: Contemporary Spanish Society and Culture Through Cinema
• SPAN 250 - Topics in Hispanic Cultures
• SPAN 300 10 - Spanish Crime Fiction: Fatal Women, Murderers and Other Outcasts in Contemporary Spanish Literature
• SPAN 300 11 - Remembering the Dirty Wars in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay
• SPAN 310 - ¡Luces, Cámara, Acción! The Hispanic World Through Film
• SPAN 350 - Artistic Expressions of the Hispanic World
• SPAN 360 - Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Mexican Literature and Popular Cultures
• SPAN 361 - Contemporary Spanish Drama: From the 1900s to the Present
• 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 365 - Cervantes and the Quijote
• SPAN 367 - Spanish Literature and Culture from the 1800s to the Present
• SPAN 369 - Early Modern Spanish Literature and Culture
• SPAN 370 - The Child in Contemporary Latin American Literature and Film
• SPAN 371 - Latin America and the Quest for Identity
• SPAN 499 - Seminar Special Topics in Spanish

Theatre/Dance:

• THEA 331 - Asian Drama and Theatre
• THEA 341 - American Drama and Theatre
• THEA 351 - Drama and Theatre to 1700
• THEA 371 - Modern Drama and Theatre
• THEA 381 - Theories of Performance

Women’s and Gender Studies:

• WGS 110 - Introduction to Women’s & Gender Studies
• WGS 226 - Gender and Identity
• WGS 250 - Motherhood in a Transnational Context
• WGS 325 - Women and Media: Gender, Race, Class and Popular Culture
• WGS 350 - Sexuality Studies
• WGS 499 A - Feminist Literary Theory
• WGS 499 B - History of Feminist Thought