Spring 2025 Undergraduate Courses
Courses normally accepted for credit toward the Undergraduate Concentration in Medieval and Renaissance Studies.
Some courses in the Core can count for MedRen. Permission will be given on a case by case basis, please contact the program for more information.
BC3817
Black Shakespeare
K. Hall
UN3791
Epic India: The Rama Story in Visual Art
S. Kaligotla
UN2804
Mediterranean Artistic Interactions in the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Era
A. Shalem
BC3370
Literati Culture in Pre-Modern China
L. Xia
GU4152
Medieval Latin Literature
C. Franklin
BC3675
Mad Love
A. Mac Adam
BC3161
Medieval Love Literature
E. Petracca
BC2355
Apocalypse
G. Bryda
BC3321
Changing Climate, Changing World
L. Mehta
BC3145
Jews in Christian Narrative
W. Schor-Haim
BC3136
Shakespeare in Performance
P. Denison
BC3164
Shakespeare II
R. Eisendrath
BC3166
17th Century Prose and Poetry
A. Guibbory
UN1336
Shakespeare II
J. Crawford
UN2792
Early Horror
E. Johnson
UN3892
Beowulf
D. Yerkes
GU4790
Advanced Old English
P. Dailey
UN3794
Trees
P. Dailey
BC3399
Urban Histories of Britain, 1600-1900
D. Booth
UN1942
The Year 1000: A World History
A. Kosto
UN2100
Early Modern Europe: Print and Society
E. Carlebach
UN3645
Jews in Early Modern Europe, 1492-1750
E. Carlebach
GU4711
Occult in the Muslim Past
T. Şen
GU4729
Sources and Methods in Islamic History
A. Karjoo-Ravary
GU4082
Medieval Religion: definitions and concepts
B. Sere
GU4255
A Global History of East Central Europe
A. Vadas
UN3303
Jewish Culture in Translation in Medieval Iberia
I. Levy
GU4092
Dante’s Divina Commedia 2
T. Barolini
UN1399
Colloquium on Major Texts
S. Bin Tyeer
UN3314
Quran
N. Haider
UN3349
Hispanic Cultures I
O. Bentancor