Spring 2024 Graduate Courses
Courses accepted for credit toward the MA degree in Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Course listings change often, please check departmental websites, as well as this page, to confirm courses.
The department of Art History and Archaeology requires students to apply for registration in certain courses please see the department website for more information.
GU4023
Medieval Art II: From Pope Gregory to the Eve of the Reformation
G. Bryda
GU4721
Medieval Illumination in the Low Countries: Origins, Sources, Materials
L. Watteeuw
GR8611
Ink Painting of Medieval Japan
M. McKelway
GU4152
Medieval Latin Literature
C. Franklin
GR6154
Latin Paleography
C. Franklin
GR6009
Historiography of early Modern Japan
G. Pflugfelder
GR8040
Graduate Seminar in Premodern Literature
D. Lurie
GU4263
English Literature: 1600-1660
A. Stewart
GU4938
History of Horror
E. Johnson
GU4422
Versailles
C. Weber
GU4425
Medieval Animals, Human and Other
E. Zingesser
GU4699
Medieval Franciscans
N. Senocak
GR6009
Early Modern Japan
G. Pflugfelder
GR8011
Early Modern South Asia
M. Ahmed
GR8724
Readings in Ottoman Historical Documents
T. Sen
GU4079
Boccaccio's Decameron
T. Barolini
GU4089
Petrarch’s Canzoniere
T. Barolini
GU4098
Italian Renaissance Romance Epic II
J. Cavallo
GU4113
Medieval Mediterranean Love Songs
S. Boynton & I. Levy
GR6021
Medieval & Renaissance Philology
S. Boynton
GR6990
Directed Individual Readings
S. Boynton
GR6998
MA Thesis I
S. Boynton
GR6999
MA Thesis II
S. Boynton
GU4113
Medieval Mediterranean Love Songs
S. Boynton & I. Levy
GR8104
Music and Emotion in the Renaissance
G. Gerbino
Students may take courses at the Union Theological Seminary and receive credit in the MedRen Program with the permission of the Instructor and Program Director. Please consult the UTS Course Directory and contact the MedRen Program Manager for more information.
HS310
Mary in the First Millenium
J. Lillis
HS/NT312
Genders and Sexualities of Early Christians
J. Lillis