Spring 2026 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.
GU4023
Medieval Art II: Castles, Cathedral, and Court
G. Bryda
GR8031
Aesthetics
S. Berger
GU4519
Introduction to Kanbun
D. Lurie
GR8030
Premodern Chinese Fiction
W. Shang
GR8040
Premodern Literature
D. Lurie
GR8060
Sources in Chinese History
R. Hymes
GU4414
History of Literary Criticism from Plato to Kant
K. Eden
GU4462
Gender and Resistance in Early Modern Literature
J. Crawford
GU4729
Canterbury Tales
E. Johnson
GU4750
Staging the Middle Ages: Medievalism and Medieval Opera
H. Weaver and J. Doe
GU4301
French Literature of the 17th Century
P. Force
GU4699
Medieval Franciscans and their World
N. Şenocak
GR8011
Early Modern South Asia
M. Ahmed
GR8132
The Jewish Book in the Early Modern World
E. Carlebach
GR8154
Knowledge and Materiality in the Early Modern World
P. Smith
GU4499
Mediterranean Humanities I
P.M. Tomassino
GR9102
Research: Medieval and Renaissance Literature
T. Barolini
GR9046
Colloquium: Latin American and Iberian Cultures
S. Kimmel
GR6022
Medieval and Renaissance Philology
S. Boynton
GR6990
Directed Individual Readings (Ind. Study)
S. Boynton
GR6998
MA Thesis I
S. Boynton
GR6999
MA Thesis II
S. Boynton
GU4220
The Arabic Linguistic Tradition
M. Ahmar
HS318
Catholicism and Revolution
C. Gillette
HS117
History of Christianity, 1500-2000
C. Gillette