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Minor

Minor in Medieval/Early Modern Studies

Binghamton University Harpur College of Arts and Sciences 1 courses

About This Program

Minors select courses under the supervision of the undergraduate director, who assists in tailoring the curriculum to the students’ individual interests. Six 4-credit courses are required for the minor (letter-grades only; minimum of C- to count towards the requirements): Requirements for Minor: MDVL 101 - Intro-MDVL/Early Modern Stds (or, in exceptional cases, an equivalent course). Five courses in the student’s chosen track (medieval or early modern). In cases in which ambiguities arise (e.g., when course coverage straddles both periods), the undergraduate director will consult with faculty to determine the track-status of a given course. With the approval of the undergraduate director, these five courses may include one course in the track not chosen (medieval or early modern) or in classical studies. Courses not designated by the CLAS, LAT, or GRK rubric, but still within the disciplinary boundaries of classical studies, for instance, courses in ancient history, philosophy, art history or archaeology, can, with the approval of the undergraduate director, be counted as courses in classical studies. The five courses indicated in Section 2 must originate in at least two different departments. Courses not designated by the MDVL rubric, but still within the temporal boundaries of the program-e.g., carrying a history, anthropology or Romance languages rubric-can, with the approval of the undergraduate director, be counted among these five required courses for the minor....

Degree Requirements

Requirements

Five courses in the student’s chosen track (medieval or early modern). In cases in which ambiguities arise (e.g., when course coverage straddles both periods), the undergraduate director will consult with faculty to determine the track-status of a given course. The five courses indicated in Section 2 must originate in at least two different departments. Courses not designated by the MDVL rubric, but still within the temporal boundaries of the program-e.g., carrying a history, anthropology or Romance languages rubric-can, with the approval of the undergraduate director, be counted among these five required courses for the minor. Three courses (or 12 credits) must be 300-level or higher,...

Code Course Title Credits
MDVL 101 Intro-MDVL/Early Modern Stds 4

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