Interdisciplinary Programs and Courses

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Programs

• African/African-American Studies, B.A.
• African/African-American Studies, B.S.
• Biochemistry, B.S.
• Biophysical Sciences, B.S.
• Environmental Sciences, B.S.
• Environmental Studies, B.A.
• Human Rights, B.A.
• Individualized Studies in the Liberal Arts, B.A.
• Individualized Studies in the Liberal Arts, B.A. (with a focus on Women’s and Gender Studies)
• International Studies, B.A.
• Medieval Studies, B.A.
• Mexican-American Studies, B.A.
• Mexican-American Studies, B.S.
• Public Policy, B.A.

• Africa/Middle East Studies Minor
• African/African-American Studies Minor
• Area Studies Minor
• Asian Studies Minor
• Classical Studies Minor
• Cognitive Science Minor
• European Studies Minor
• Health Sciences Minor
• Human Rights Minor
• International Studies Minor
• Jewish Studies Minor
• Latin American and Iberian Studies Minor
• Law and Legal Reasoning Minor
• Medieval Studies Minor
• Mexican-American Studies Minor
• Neuroscience Minor
• Public Policy and International Affairs Minor (Tower Scholars Program)
• Women’s and Gender Studies Minor

Courses

• CLAS 2311 - Myth and Thought in the Ancient World
• CLAS 2332 - Society Expanding: Polis and Empire
• CLAS 3311 - Mortals, Myths, and Monuments of Ancient Greece
• CLAS 3312 - Classical Rhetoric

• ENSC 3100 - Special Topics Abroad
• ENSC 3200 - Special Topics Abroad
• ENSC 3300 - Special Topics Abroad
• ENSC 3312 - Directed Research
• ENSC 3313 - Techniques in Wildlife Management
• ENSC 3316 - Directed Research
• ENSC 3322 - Internship in Environmental Science

• ENST 1100 - Environmental Studies Abroad
• ENST 1200 - Environmental Studies Abroad
• ENST 1300 - Environmental Studies Abroad
• ENST 2100 - Environmental Studies Abroad
• ENST 2200 - Environmental Studies Abroad
• ENST 2300 - Environmental Studies Abroad
• ENST 3100 - Special Topics Abroad
• ENST 3200 - Special Topics Abroad
• ENST 3300 - Special Topics Abroad
• ENST 3301 - Natural Resource and Environmental Economics
• ENST 3315 - Environmental Policy and Socioeconomic Values

• ETST 2301 - Introduction to Race and Ethnicity in the United States
• ETST 2305 - Internship in Ethnic Studies

• HRTS 1101 - Foundations of Community, Inclusion, and Diversity
• HRTS 2301 - The Struggle for Human Rights in South Africa
• HRTS 2325 - Human Rights in Modern South Asia
• HRTS 3301 - Human Rights: America’s Dilemma
• HRTS 3309 - Lesbian and Gay Literature and Film: Minority Discourse and Social Power
• HRTS 3310 - Gender and Human Rights
• HRTS 3315 - Art and Social Practice
• HRTS 3317 - Persecution to Affirmation: Sexual Minorities and Human Rights
• HRTS 3320 - War, Looting, and Collecting Art in/of the Ancient World
• HRTS 3341 - The Failure of Humanity in Rwanda
• HRTS 3348 - Health as a Human Right
• HRTS 3362 - Postcolonial France
• HRTS 3377 - Literature and the Construction of Homosexuality
• HRTS 3385 - Literature of the Holocaust
• HRTS 3387 - Religion and Human Rights
• HRTS 4193 - Independent Study
• HRTS 4309 - Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples, and Nation States
• HRTS 4338 - Great Debates of the American Civil Rights Movement & Pilgrimage
• HRTS 4343 - Ethics and Human Rights
• HRTS 4344 - Gender in World Politics
• HRTS 4345 - Women’s Rights and Human Rights in Latin American Women Writers
• HRTS 4374 - French Muslim Citizens and the Algerian War: The Harkis
• HRTS 4390 - Special Topics in Human Rights Abroad
• HRTS 4391 - Special Topics in Human Rights Abroad
• HRTS 4392 - Special Topics in Human Rights

• DCAR 4001 - Dedman College Advanced Research
• DCAR 4301 - Dedman College Advanced Research
• DCAR 4302 - Dedman College Advanced Research

• INTL 1301 - Introduction to International Studies
• INTL 3381 - Current Issues in International Politics
• INTL 4302 - Directed Studies in International Studies
• INTL 4306 - Internship in International Studies
• INTL 4307 - Departmental Distinction Thesis
• INTL 4388 - Seminar: International Government and Politics

• JWST 1300 - Introduction to Jewish Studies

• MDVL 3323 - Tales of Wales
• MDVL 3327 - The Unicorn: Understanding Varieties of Truth in the Middle Ages
• MDVL 3329 - The World of King Arthur
• MDVL 3351 - The Pilgrimage: Medieval
• MDVL 3352 - Ideas and Ideal of Gender in the Middle Ages
• MDVL 3353 - Medieval Ideas
• MDVL 3390 - Medieval Philosophy Topics
• MDVL 3398 - Directed Studies
• MDVL 3399 - Directed Studies
• MDVL 4308 - Towns, Trade, and Revolution in the Medieval West
• MDVL 4318 - Byzantine History 285-1453
• MDVL 4371 - Special Topic
• MDVL 5301 - Independent Study
• MDVL 5302 - Independent Study
• MDVL 5398 - Independent Study
• MDVL 5399 - Independent Study

• PP 3310 - Environmental Policy

• PPIA 2380 - Gateway to Global Policymaking
• PPIA 3301 - Junior-Year Policy Seminar: Theoretical Public Policy
• PPIA 3302 - Junior-Year Policy Seminar: Public Policy in Professional Practice
• PPIA 4306 - Tower Scholars Directed Research Project

• WGST 1395 - Special Topics Abroad in Women’s and Gender Studies
• WGST 2309 - Lesbian and Gay Literature and Film: Minority Discourse and Social Power
• WGST 2322 - Gender: Images and Perspectives
• WGST 2395 - Special Topics Abroad in Women’s and Gender Studies
• WGST 3310 - Gender and Human Rights
• WGST 3328 - Gender Violence: Anthropological Perspectives
• WGST 3380 - Human Sexuality
• WGST 3395 - Special Topics Abroad in Women’s and Gender Studies
• WGST 4109 - Independent Study
• WGST 4209 - Independent Study
• WGST 4303 - Internship in Women’s and Gender Studies
• WGST 4309 - Independent Study
• WGST 4395 - Special Topics Abroad in Women’s and Gender Studies
• WGST 5310 - Special Topics in Women’s and Gender Studies I

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