| Central and Eastern European Studies Minor | |||
| Directed by:Bernhardt Blumenthal, Ph.D., Foreign Languages and Literatures Department | |||
| Requirements: | |||
| Component I | |||
| Foreign Language Competency | |||
| A student may demonstrate this competency and fulfill the requirements through one of the following: | |||
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Fulfillment of the University's core option in either German or Russian. (This student is required to roster four field courses.) | ||
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Participation in the German or Russian major programs. (This student is required to roster six field courses.) | ||
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Native fluency in a Central or Eastern European language (This student is required to roster six field courses.) | ||
| Component II | |||
| Field Information | |||
| To complete the minor, a student must select the appropriate number of courses (two of which must be at the 300 or 400 level) from the following list: | |||
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ECN 331, 333 | ||
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GER 311-312, 320, 321 | ||
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HIS 343, 345, 348, 452 | ||
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POL 240, 322, 341 | ||
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RUS 401, 402 | ||
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SLA 320 | ||
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LIT 150, 250 | ||
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Special Topics (as approved by the Director) | ||