Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences (New Brunswick) 4 courses
The major in medieval studies requires 30 credits of coursework, as follows: 1. The equivalency of four semesters of study of a language other than English, or one semester of Old English Language and Literature. Students can satisfy this requirement by demonstrating proficiency through test scores, coursework, or a combination of the two.
| Major Requirements | 30 credits |
Major Requirements
2. 6 credits in introductory courses on medieval civilization, chosen from 01:667:281 Medieval Civilization I; 01:667:282 Medieval Civilization II; 01:082:105 Introduction to Art History, Prehistory to 1400; 01:098:241 East Asian Civilizations: Premodern Era; 01:506:271 Jewish History I: Ancient and Medieval. 3. 3 credits in the seminar in medieval studies, currently offered as 01:667:481 Senior Seminar in Medieval Studies, or equivalent course by permission. Many 400-level courses with a significant focus on the Middle Ages will also satisfy this requirement. 4. 18 credits in six elective courses chosen from approved cognate courses on medieval Europe offered in affiliated departments....
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