General Education Curriculum and Degree Requirements

Making Connections: The General Education Curriculum

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill strives to cultivate the range of skills, knowledge, values, and habits that will allow graduates to lead personally enriching and socially responsible lives as effective citizens of rapidly changing, richly diverse, and increasingly interconnected local, national, and worldwide communities. To this end the General Education curriculum seeks to provide for all students

1. the fundamental skills that will facilitate future learning,
2. broad experience with the methods and results of the most widely employed approaches to knowledge,
3. a sense of how one might integrate these approaches to knowledge in ways that cross traditional disciplinary and spatial boundaries, and
4. a thorough grounding in one particular subject.

The undergraduate major is dedicated to the last of these curricular objectives; the others fall under the purview of the General Education curriculum.

The Making Connections curriculum is divided into four broad categories (Foundations, Approaches, Connections, and Supplemental General Education) that can be described in the chart below and the sections that follow.

Foundations

General Education rests on certain foundational skills and knowledge, including the ability to communicate effectively both in English and another language and to apply quantitative reasoning skills in context. Consequently, the Foundations component of the curriculum includes courses in English composition and rhetoric, at least one foreign language, and quantitative reasoning. It also includes a lifetime fitness course that encourages the lifelong health of graduates. In most cases, students should be able to fulfill the Foundations requirements by taking no more than 15 credit hours.

Note on the Importance of Communication Skills

The faculty of the General College and the College of Arts and Sciences expects students to write and speak effectively. Instructors should help students realize that there is a direct relationship between thinking clearly, writing clearly, and speaking clearly. Faculty members in all disciplines and professions should therefore develop the writing and speaking skills of their students. Students should expect to be graded on spelling, grammar, and style, as well as on the content and organization of their written work; in addition, students should expect to be graded on presentation, style, poise, and diction, as well as on the content and organization of their oral presentations.

Students who wish to improve their writing can make appointments with a tutor in the Writing Center. This free, noncredit service is available to any member of the University community.

English Composition and Rhetoric (CR), One Course

• One course (three hours)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
ENGL 105	English Composition and Rhetoric	3
or ENGL 105I	English Composition and Rhetoric (Interdisciplinary)

All entering first-year, first-time students at the University must complete, or transfer in, ENGL 105 or ENGL 105I. ENGL 105 introduces students to several disciplinary contexts for written work and oral presentations required in college courses, whereas ENGL 105I introduces students to one specific disciplinary context — digital humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, law, business, or health and medicine — for such written, digital, and oral assignments. Exempting the course on the basis of nationally normed examinations is not possible. Students may prepare for ENGL 105 or ENGL 105I while in high school by taking courses in English composition and speech communication beyond the requirements for admission to the University.

Transfer students who have not completed the CR Foundations requirement are strongly urged to register for ENGL 105 during their first semester at Carolina. 

Students must complete the CR requirement during the first academic year on campus. Any student whose native language is not English will be required, as all students are, to complete ENGL 105. However, such students may be permitted also to fulfill the Foundations foreign language requirement with ENGL 105, provided that an authorized representative of the appropriate University department has confirmed the student’s native language proficiency up to or through level 4.

Foreign Languages (FL), Through Level 3

• Through level 3

The study of a foreign language enables students to see more clearly the nature and structure of their native language while gaining an understanding of a foreign culture. Students are required to complete courses or demonstrate proficiency in the study of a foreign language through level 3. Certain majors may require additional levels of foreign language study.

Students should improve their language preparation by continuing their foreign language study through the senior year of high school. It is preferable that they complete four years of one high school language rather than, for example, taking two years each of two different languages.

Placement in a foreign language is determined by the student’s score on a College Board SAT Subject Test, the Advanced Placement Test in a foreign language (taken at the completion of language study in high school), or the appropriate placement test as determined by the UNC–Chapel Hill academic department offering foreign language instruction. Regardless of placement, continuous enrollment, beginning in the first or second semester, is strongly recommended until the Foundations foreign language requirement is completed.

Students whose placement in a foreign language is below level 4 and who wish to continue in this language are required to take the number of courses that are needed to complete through level 3 of that language. That number varies depending on the level into which a student places.

Students who place into level 4 of a foreign language have satisfied the Foundations foreign language requirement and will receive placement (PL) but no credit hours for level 3. Note: Students who place into level 4 of Latin on the online diagnostic exam are required to take an additional on-campus test if they wish to receive placement (PL) credit for level 3 and thus fulfill the foreign language General Education requirement; see the Department of Classics for additional information. Students who place beyond level 4 of their high school language have fulfilled the Foundations foreign language requirement and are awarded placement (PL) but no credit hours for levels 3 and 4.

For information about foreign language placement for native and experiential speakers, see Foreign Language Placement Credit.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Foreign Language Courses, Level 3 (or equivalent)
ARAB 203	Intermediate Arabic I	4
BCS 403	Intermediate Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian Language I	3
CHER 203	Intermediate Cherokee Language I	3
CHIN 203	Intermediate Chinese I	4
or CHIN 212	Intermediate Written Chinese
CHWA 403	Intermediate Chichewa I	3
CZCH 403	Intermediate Czech I	3
DTCH 403	Intermediate Dutch	3
FREN 203	Intermediate French I H	3
or FREN 402	Intermediate Accelerated French
GERM 203	Intermediate German H	3
or GERM 206	Intensive Intermediate German
GREK 203	Intermediate Greek I	3
HEBR/JWST 203	Intermediate Modern Hebrew I	3
HNUR 203	Intermediate Hindi-Urdu I	4
HUNG 403	Intermediate Hungarian Language	3
ITAL 203	Intermediate Italian I	3
or ITAL 402	Intermediate Accelerated Italian
JAPN 203	Intermediate Japanese I	4
KOR 203	Intermediate Korean I	4
LATN 203	Intermediate Latin I	3
LGLA 403	Intermediate Lingala III	3
MACD 403	Intermediate Macedonian	3
PLSH 403	Intermediate Polish I	3
PORT 203	Intermediate Portuguese I	3
or PORT 212	Intensive Intermediate Portuguese
or PORT 402	Intermediate Accelerated Brazilian Portuguese II
PRSN 203	Intermediate Persian I	3
RELI 403	Intermediate Classical Hebrew I	3
RUSS 203	Intermediate Russian Communication I	3
SPAN 203	Intermediate Spanish I H	3
or SPAN 212	Modified Intensive Intermediate Spanish I
or SPAN 402	Intermediate Accelerated Spanish
SWAH 403	Intermediate Kiswahili III	3
or SWAH 234	Intensive Kiswahili 3-4
TURK 203	Intermediate Turkish I	3
WOLO 403	Intermediate Wolof III	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Quantitative Reasoning (QR), One Course

• One course (three hours)

Through the study of quantitative reasoning and methods, students acquire and reinforce the ability to use analytic and quantitative ideas in both theoretical and applied contexts. In today’s world of fast-paced scientific and technological advances, the importance of such skills cannot be overstated.

Students should prepare by taking precalculus and/or calculus in high school and by continuing their mathematical studies up through their senior year of high school. Not doing so may put them at a disadvantage when they arrive at the University.

Students may satisfy the quantitative reasoning requirement either by taking or receiving advanced placement for one of the courses listed below. Several of these courses have a prerequisite of MATH 110 (algebra) or a placement score beyond MATH 110 on the College Board SAT Subject Test in Mathematics, Level 1 or Level 2. Unless a particular major requires those specific courses, however, a student may fulfill the quantitative reasoning requirement with courses that do not require MATH 110 as a prerequisite. MATH 110 placement carries no credit hours, although students who place into MATH 110 and complete it successfully will earn credit hours towards graduation.

Students should be aware that some undergraduate degree programs require completion of specific mathematical sciences courses beyond those needed to fulfill General Education requirements.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
BIOL 115	Reasoning with Data: Navigating a Quantitative World	3
COMP 101	Fluency in Information Technology	3
COMP 110	Introduction to Programming H	3
COMP 116	Introduction to Scientific Programming	3
COMP 401	Foundation of Programming H	4
LING 455	Symbolic Logic	3
MATH 115	Reasoning with Data: Navigating a Quantitative World	3
MATH 116	Intuitive Calculus	3
MATH 117	Aspects of Finite Mathematics	3
MATH 118	Aspects of Modern Mathematics	3
MATH 119	Introduction to Mathematical Modeling	3
MATH 130	Precalculus Mathematics	3
MATH 152	Calculus for Business and Social Sciences	3
MATH 210	Mathematical Tools for Data Science	3
MATH 231	Calculus of Functions of One Variable I H	4
PHIL 155	Truth and Proof: Introduction to Mathematical Logic H	3
PHIL 455	Symbolic Logic	3
PSYC 115	Reasoning with Data: Navigating a Quantitative World	3
STOR 112	Decision Models for Business	3
STOR 113	Decision Models for Business and Economics	3
STOR 115	Reasoning with Data: Navigating a Quantitative World	3
STOR 120	Foundations of Statistics and Data Science	4
STOR 151	Introduction to Data Analysis	3
STOR 155	Introduction to Data Models and Inference	3
STOR 215	Foundations of Decision Sciences	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Lifetime Fitness (LFIT), One Course

• One course (one hour)

Lifetime fitness (LFIT) courses combine the practice of a sport or physical activity that can be sustained in later life with broader instruction in lifelong health. These courses carry one hour of academic credit and may be declared Pass/Fail. Students can enroll in only one, one-credit lifetime fitness course during their career at the University, and only one lifetime fitness course can be counted toward the 120 hours needed for graduation.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
LFIT 102	Lifetime Fitness: Adapted Physical Activity	1
LFIT 103	Lifetime Fitness: Aerobics	1
LFIT 104	Lifetime Fitness: Exercise and Conditioning	1
LFIT 105	Lifetime Fitness: Indoor Sports	1
LFIT 106	Lifetime Fitness: Beginning Jogging	1
LFIT 107	Lifetime Fitness: Intermediate Jogging	1
LFIT 108	Lifetime Fitness: Outdoor Sports	1
LFIT 109	Lifetime Fitness: Racquet Sports	1
LFIT 110	Lifetime Fitness: Beginning Swimming	1
LFIT 111	Lifetime Fitness: Swim Conditioning	1
LFIT 112	Lifetime Fitness: Walking	1
LFIT 113	Lifetime Fitness: Weight Training	1
LFIT 114	Lifetime Fitness: Yoga and Pilates	1
LFIT 115	Lifetime Fitness: Cycle Fitness	1
LFIT 118	Lifetime Fitness: Flag Football	1
LFIT 129	Lifetime Fitness: Downhill Skiing and Snowboarding	1
LFIT 130	Lifetime Fitness: Soccer	1
LFIT 138	Lifetime Fitness: Tennis	1
LFIT 140	Lifetime Fitness: Ultimate Frisbee	1
LFIT 145	Lifetime Fitness: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu	1
LFIT 146	Lifetime Fitness: Sand Volleyball	1
LFIT 190	Special Topics in Lifetime Fitness	1
LFIT 998	Lifetime Fitness Transfer Credit	1

Approaches

The Making Connections curriculum also acquaints students with six distinctive Approaches to knowledge, as represented by courses in the physical and life sciences, the social and behavioral sciences, historical analysis, philosophical and/or moral reasoning, literary arts, and the visual and performing arts. Students meet these requirements by taking courses worth a total of 25 credit hours.

Physical and Life Sciences (PL, PX), Two Courses

• Two courses (seven hours)

Students must take two courses, at least one of which has a required laboratory component. Science courses combining lecture and laboratory components normally constitute four hours of credit. Some lecture courses may be taken singly for three credit hours or combined with an optional matching laboratory for one additional credit hour. All courses in this category emphasize a physical science, a life science, the scientific basis of technology, or a combination of these topics. Students who have exceeded minimum high school science requirements typically have an advantage in the University’s science courses.

Physical and Life Sciences without Laboratory (PL)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
ANTH 143	Human Evolution and Adaptation	3
ANTH 148	Human Origins	3
ANTH 217	Human Biology in Comparative Perspective	3
ANTH 298	Biological Anthropology Theory and Practice	3
ANTH 315	Human Genetics and Evolution	3
ANTH 318	Human Growth and Development	3
ANTH 412	Paleoanthropology	3
ANTH 414	Laboratory Methods: Human Osteology	3
ANTH 423	Written in Bone: CSI and the Science of Death Investigation from Skeletal Remains	3
ANTH 437	Evolutionary Medicine	3
ANTH 471	Biocultural Perspectives on Maternal and Child Health	3
ASTR 61	First-Year Seminar: The Copernican Revolution	3
ASTR 63	First-Year Seminar: Catastrophe and Chaos: Unpredictable Physics H	3
ASTR 102	Introduction to Astronomy: Stars, Galaxies & Cosmology H	3
ASTR 105	Time, Tides, and the Measurement of the Cosmos H	3
ASTR 205	The Medieval Foundations of Modern Cosmology	3
BIOL 53	First-Year Seminar: Biotechnology: Genetically Modified Foods to the Sequence of the Human Genome	3
BIOL 55	First-Year Seminar: The Roots and Flowering of Civilization: A Seminar on Plants and People	3
BIOL 57	First-Year Seminar: Detecting the Future: Human Diseases and Genetic Tests	3
BIOL 61	First-Year Seminar: Sea Turtles: A Case Study in the Biology of Conservation	3
BIOL 62	First-Year Seminar: Mountains Beyond Mountains: Infectious Disease in the Developing World H	3
BIOL 64	First-Year Seminar: Modeling Fluid Flow through and around Organs and Organisms	3
BIOL 65	First-Year Seminar: Pneumonia	3
BIOL 113	Issues in Modern Biology	3
BIOL 150	First-Year Launch: The Creativity of Science, or Scientific Thinking in Biology	3
BIOL 159	Prehistoric Life	3
BIOL 201	Ecology and Evolution H	4
BIOL 202	Molecular Biology and Genetics H	4
BIOL 279	Seminar in Organismal Biology	2-3
BIOL 290	Special Topics in Biology H	1-3
BIOL 452	Marine Microbial Symbioses: Exploring How Microbial Interactions Affect Ecosystems and Human Health	3
BIOL 457	Marine Biology	3
BIOL 462	Marine Ecology	3
BIOL 474	Evolution of Vertebrate Life H	3
BIOL 657	Biological Oceanography	4
CHEM 70	First-Year Seminar: You Don't Have to Be a Rocket Scientist	3
CHEM 71	First-Year Seminar: Foundations of Chemistry: A Historical and Modern Perspective	3
CHEM 72	First-Year Seminar: From Imagination to Reality: Idea Entrepreneurism in Science, Business, the Arts	3
CHEM 73	First-Year Seminar: From Atomic Bombs to Cancer Treatments: The Broad Scope of Nuclear Chemistry	3
COMP 65	First-Year Seminar: Folding, from Paper to Proteins H	3
ENEC 108	Our Energy and Climate Crises: Challenges and Opportunities	4
ENEC 222	Estuarine and Coastal Marine Science	4
ENEC 450	Biogeochemical Processes	4
ENVR 205	Engineering Tools for Environmental Problem Solving	3
ENVR 505	Chemical Oceanography	4
ENVR 520	Biological Oceanography	4
ENVR 552	Organic Geochemistry	3
ENVR 582	Sanitation for Development	3
EXSS 175	Human Anatomy	3
EXSS 276	Human Physiology	3
GEOG 50	First-Year Seminar: Mountain Environments H	3
GEOG 53	First-Year Seminar: Battle Park: Carolina's Urban Forest	3
GEOG 54	First-Year Seminar: Global Change and the Carolinas	3
GEOG 65	First-Year Seminar: Climate Change and the Media H	3
GEOG 110	The Blue Planet: An Introduction to Earth's Environmental Systems H	3
GEOG 111	Weather and Climate	3
GEOG 141	Geography for Future Leaders	3
GEOG 212	Environmental Conservation and Global Change	3
GEOG 269	Human-Environment Interactions in the Galapagos Islands	3
GEOG 341	Hydrology, Ecology, and Sustainability of the Humid Tropics	3
GEOG 416	Applied Climatology: The Impacts of Climate and Weather on Environmental and Social Systems	3
GEOG 440	Earth Surface Processes	3
GEOG 441	Introduction to Watershed Systems	3
GEOG 567	Digital Image Processing with Google Earth Engine	3
GEOL 70	First-Year Seminar: One Billion Years of Change: The Geologic Story of North Carolina	3
GEOL 71	First-Year Seminar: Bones Back to Life	3
GEOL 72H	First-Year Seminar: Field Geology of Eastern California	3
GEOL 73	First-Year Seminar: Global Warming and the Future of the Planet	3
GEOL 74	First-Year Seminar: Geology of Climate Change	3
GEOL 75	First-Year Seminar: Waste in the Environment	3
GEOL 76	First-Year Seminar: Energy Resources for a Hungry Planet	3
GEOL 77	First-Year Seminar: Volcanoes and Civilization: An Uneasy Coexistence	3
GEOL 79	First-Year Seminar: Coasts in Crisis	3
GEOL 103	The Marine Environment	3
GEOL 159	Prehistoric Life	3
GEOL 200	The Solid Earth	3
GEOL 201	Earth's Surface: Processes, Landforms, and History	3
GEOL 202	Earth Systems History	3
GEOL 234	Marine Carbonate Environments	2
GEOL 305	Planetary Geology: Meteorites and Asteroids	3
GEOL 315	Energy Resources	3
GEOL 450	Biogeochemical Processes	4
GEOL 502	Earth Surface Processes	3
GEOL 503	Marine Geology	4
GEOL 505	Chemical Oceanography	4
GEOL 506	Physical Oceanography	4
GEOL 550	Biogeochemical Cycling	3
GEOL 552	Organic Geochemistry	3
GEOL 563	Descriptive Physical Oceanography	3
MASC 51	First Year Seminar: Global Warming: Science, Social Impacts, Solutions	3
MASC 52	First-Year Seminar: Living with Our Oceans and Atmosphere	3
MASC 53	First-Year Seminar: The Ends of the Earth: Polar Oceanography and Exploration	3
MASC 55	First-Year Seminar: Change in the Coastal Ocean	3
MASC 57	First-Year Seminar: From "The Sound of Music" to "The Perfect Storm H	3
MASC 58	First-Year Seminar: Connections to the Sea: The Challenges Faced by Using and Living near Coastal In	3
MASC 59	First-Year Seminar: Extreme Microorganisms: Pushing the Limits of Life on Earth and Beyond	3
MASC 101	The Marine Environment	3
MASC 310	Our Changing Planet: Science, Social Impacts, Solutions	3
MASC 440	Marine Ecology	3
MASC 442	Marine Biology	3
MASC 443	Marine Microbiology	3
MASC 446	Marine Microbial Symbioses: Exploring How Microbial Interactions Affect Ecosystems and Human Health	3
MASC 447	Microbial Ecological Genomics	3
MASC 450	Biogeochemical Processes	4
MASC 470	Estuarine and Coastal Marine Science	4
MASC 472	Barrier Island Ecology and Geology	6
MASC 503	Marine Geology	4
MASC 504	Biological Oceanography	4
MASC 505	Chemical Oceanography	4
MASC 506	Physical Oceanography	4
MASC 550	Biogeochemical Cycling	3
MASC 552	Organic Geochemistry	3
MASC 561	Time Series and Spatial Data Analysis	3
MASC 562	Turbulent Boundary Layers	3
MASC 563	Descriptive Physical Oceanography	3
MATH 63	First-Year Seminar: From "The Sound of Music" to "The Perfect Storm H	3
MUSC 51	First-Year Seminar: The Interplay of Music and Physics	3
NBIO 401	Animal Behavior	3
NSCI 61	First-Year Seminar: Drug Addiction: Fact and Fiction H	3
NSCI 71	First Year Seminar: Plasticity and the Brain	3
NSCI 175	Introduction to Neuroscience	3
NSCI 222	Learning H	3
NSCI 225	Sensation and Perception H	3
NSCI 320	Neuropsychopharmacology	3
NSCI 325	Neuroscience of Psychiatric Disorders	3
NSCI 401	Animal Behavior	3
NSCI 405	Advanced Molecular Neuropharmacology	3
NSCI 420	Functional Neuroanatomy	3
NSCI 421	Principles of Brain Circuits	3
NSCI 422	Genetics of Brain Diseases	3
NSCI 423	Neurotechnology in Modern Neuroscience Research	3
NSCI 424	Neural Connections: Hands on Neuroscience	3
NSCI 427	Neurobiology of Aging	3
NSCI 428	Neuroscience, Society, and the Media	3
NSCI 434	Cognitive Neuroscience	3
NSCI 437	Neurobiology of Learning and Memory	3
NSCI 507	Autism	3
NSCI 571	Social Neuroscience	3
NSCI 573	Neuropsychobiology of Stress	3
PHIL 352	Sex and Death, Life and Health, Species and Evolution: The Philosophy of Biology	3
PHIL 451	Philosophy of Physics	3
PHYI 50	First-Year Seminar: Human Physiology	3
PHYS 51	First-Year Seminar: The Interplay of Music and Physics	3
PHYS 53	First-Year Seminar: Handcrafting in the Nanoworld: Building Models and Manipulating Molecules	3
PHYS 54	First-Year Seminar: Physics of Movies	3
PHYS 61	First-Year Seminar: The Copernican Revolution	3
PHYS 63	First-Year Seminar: Catastrophe and Chaos: Unpredictable Physics H	3
PHYS 133	How Bio Works	3
PSYC 52	First-Year Seminar: Evolutionary Psychology	3
PSYC 53	First-Year Seminar: Talking about Numbers: Communicating Research Results to Others	3
PSYC 67	First-Year Seminar: The Senses of Animals	3
PSYC 101	General Psychology	3
PSYC 220	Biopsychology H	3
PSYC 230	Cognitive Psychology H	3
PSYC 270	Research Methods in Psychology	3
PSYC 330	Introduction to Cognitive Science	3
PSYC 404	Clinical Psychopharmacology	3
PSYC 430	Human Memory	3
PSYC 433	Behavioral Decision Theory	3
PSYC 461	Cognitive Development	3
PSYC 469	Evolution and Development of Biobehavioral Systems	3
PSYC 504	Health Psychology	3
PSYC 517	Addiction	3
PSYC 530	Design and Interpretation of Psychological Research	3
PSYC 534	Introduction to Computational Statistics	3
PWAD 108	Our Energy and Climate Crises: Challenges and Opportunities	4

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Physical and Life Sciences with Laboratory (PX)

Some of the courses listed below have an optional laboratory and may be used to satisfy the physical and life sciences with laboratory (PX) requirement.

Note: The lecture is either a pre- or corequisite to the laboratory; see course description. The student must take both the lecture and the associated laboratory in order to receive credit for the physical and life sciences with laboratory (PX) requirement. Without the associated optional laboratory, the lecture course counts as a physical and life sciences (PL) class.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
ANTH 413 & 413L	Laboratory Methods: Archaeobotany and Archaeobotany Lab	4
ASTR 101 & 101L	Introduction to Astronomy: The Solar System and Introduction to Astronomy Laboratory: Our Place in Space H	4
BIOC 107	Introduction to Biochemistry	4
BIOC 108	Introduction to Biochemistry	4
BIOL 101 & 101L	Principles of Biology and Introductory Biology Laboratory H	4
BIOL 251 & 251L	Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology and Human Physiology Virtual Laboratory	4
BIOL 252 & 252L	Fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology and Fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory H	4
BIOL 271 & 271L	Plant Biology and Plant Biology Laboratory	4
BIOL/ENEC 272	Local Flora	4
BIOL 273	Horticulture	4
BIOL 274 & 274L	Plant Diversity and Plant Diversity Laboratory	4
BIOL 277 & 277L	Vertebrate Field Zoology and Vertebrate Field Zoology Laboratory	4
BIOL 278 & 278L	Animal Behavior and Animal Behavior Laboratory	4
CHEM 101 & 101L	General Descriptive Chemistry I and Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory I	4
CHEM 102 & 102L	General Descriptive Chemistry II and Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory II H	4
CHEM 102H & CHEM 102L	General Descriptive Chemistry II and Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory II	4
CHEM 200 & CHEM 101L	Extraordinary Chemistry of Ordinary Things and Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory I	4
ENEC 202	Introduction to the Environmental Sciences	4
ENEC 324 & 324L	Water in Our World: Introduction to Hydrologic Science and Environmental Problems and Water in Our World Laboratory	4
GEOL 101 & 101L	Planet Earth and Planet Earth Laboratory	4
GEOL/MASC/PHYS 108	Climate and Energy Transitions: Understanding the Forecasts	4
GEOL 324 & 324L	Water in Our World: Introduction to Hydrologic Science and Environmental Problems and Water in Our World Laboratory	4
MASC/ENEC 220	North Carolina Estuaries: Environmental Processes and Problems	3
NSCI 403	Advanced Biopsychology Laboratory H	3
PHYS 52	First-Year Seminar: Making the Right Connections	3
PHYS 55	First-Year Seminar: Introduction to Mechatronics	4
PHYS 100	How Things Work	4
PHYS 101	Basic Concepts of Physics	4
PHYS 104	General Physics I	4
PHYS 105	General Physics II	4
PHYS 106	Inquiry into the Physical World	4
PHYS 114	General Physics I: For Students of the Life Sciences	4
PHYS 115	General Physics II: For Students of the Life Sciences	4
PHYS 116	Mechanics H	4
PHYS 117	Electromagnetism and Optics H	4
PHYS 118	Introductory Calculus-based Mechanics and Relativity	4
PHYS 119	Introductory Calculus-based Electromagnetism and Quanta	4
PHYS 131 & 131L	Energy: Physical Principles and the Quest for Alternatives to Dwindling Oil and Gas and Energy: Physical Principles and the Quest for Alternatives to Dwindling Oil and Gas	4

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Social and Behavioral Sciences (SS, HS), Three Courses

• Three courses from at least two different academic units (nine hours); at least one of the three courses must be classified as a historical analysis (HS) course.

Courses in social and behavioral sciences focus on the scientific study of individual or collective behavior, considering the various dimensions of individual behavior, the family, society, culture, politics, and the economy.

Social Sciences (SS)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AAAD 50	First-Year Seminar: Defining Blackness	3
AAAD 54	First-Year Seminar: African Migrations, Boundaries, Displacements, and Belonging	3
AAAD 200	Gender and Sexuality in Africa	3
AAAD 210	African Belief Systems: Religion and Philosophy in Sub-Saharan Africa	3
AAAD 214	Africa through the Ethnographic Lens	3
AAAD 232	Black Women in America	3
AAAD 278	Black Caribbeans in the United States	3
AAAD 288	Black Popular Cultures: Global Scopes	3
AAAD 302	West African History, Politics, and Culture	3
AAAD 312	Terrorism in Africa	3
AAAD 315	Political Protest and Conflict in Africa	3
AAAD 316	Public Policy and Development in Africa	3
AAAD 329	Islamic Cultures and Societies in East Africa	3
AAAD 332	Remembering Race and Slavery	3
AAAD 333	Race and Public Policy in the United States	3
AAAD 403	Human Rights: Theories and Practices in Africa	3
AAAD 460	Race, Culture, and Politics in Brazil	3
AAAD 461	Race, Gender, and Activism in Cuba	3
AAAD 485	Transnational Black Feminist Thought and Practice	3
AAAD 488	Human Rights and Democracy in African Diaspora Communities	3
AAAD 491	Class, Race, and Inequality in America	3
AMST 51	First-Year Seminar: Navigating America	3
AMST 285	Access to Work in America	3
AMST 287	Introduction to American Legal Education	3
AMST 341	Digital Native America	3
AMST 374	America's Threatened Languages	3
AMST 375	Southern Food Studies: Beyond the Plate	3
AMST 460	Rising Waters: Strategies for Resilience to the Challenges of Climate and the Built Environment	3
AMST 475	Documenting Communities H	3
ANTH 50	First-Year Seminar: Skeletons in the Closet	3
ANTH 51	First-Year Seminar: Environmentalism and American Society	3
ANTH 52	First-Year Seminar: Asian Cultures, Asian Cities, Asian Modernities	3
ANTH 53	First-Year Seminar: Darwin's Dangerous Idea H	3
ANTH 56	First-Year Seminar: The Art of Healing, the Culture of Curing	3
ANTH 57	First-Year Seminar: Today in Africa	3
ANTH 59	First-Year Seminar: The Right to Childhood: Global Efforts and Challenges	3
ANTH 61	First-Year Seminar: Deep Economies	3
ANTH 62	First-Year Seminar: Indian Country Today	3
ANTH 63	First-Year Seminar: The Lives of Others: Exploring Ethnography	3
ANTH 66H	First-Year Seminar: Saving the World? Humanitarianism in Action	3
ANTH 68	Forced Out and Fenced In: Ethnography of Latinx Immigration	3
ANTH 92	UNITAS	3
ANTH 93	UNITAS	3
ANTH 101	General Anthropology H	3
ANTH 102	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 103	Anthropology of Globalization	3
ANTH 120	Anthropology through Expressive Cultures	3
ANTH 125	Canine Cultures H	3
ANTH 130	Anthropology of the Caribbean	3
ANTH 138	Linguistic Anthropology	3
ANTH 142	Local Cultures, Global Forces H	3
ANTH 147	Comparative Healing Systems	3
ANTH 202	Introduction to Folklore	3
ANTH 206	American Indian Societies	3
ANTH 220	Principles of Archaeology	3
ANTH 230	Native American Cultures	3
ANTH 240	Action Research	3
ANTH 248	Anthropology and Public Interest	3
ANTH 259	Culture and Identity	3
ANTH 270	Living Medicine	3
ANTH 272	Healing in Ethnography and Literature	3
ANTH 277	Gender and Culture	3
ANTH 280	Anthropology of War and Peace	3
ANTH 284	Culture and Consumption	3
ANTH 291	Archaeological Theory and Practice	3
ANTH 294	Anthropological Perspectives on Society and Culture	3
ANTH 297	Directions in Anthropology H	3
ANTH 312	From the Equator to the Poles: Case Studies in Global Environmental Change	3
ANTH 317	Evolutionary Perspectives on Human Adaptation and Behavior	3
ANTH 319	Global Health	3
ANTH 320	Anthropology of Development	3
ANTH 325	Emotions and Society	3
ANTH 330	Melancholy Japan: Myth, Memory, and Everyday Life	3
ANTH 331	The Anthropology of Memory	3
ANTH 333	Anthropology of Democracy	3
ANTH 335	The Commons, Ecology, and Human Futures	3
ANTH 340	Southern Styles, Southern Cultures	4
ANTH 342	African-American Religious Experience	3
ANTH 345	Alternatives to Capitalism	3
ANTH 347	Anthropology of Travel and Tourism	3
ANTH 350	Anthropology of the State, Civil Society, and Politics	3
ANTH 355	Life, Society and Work in the Globalized City	3
ANTH 370	Southern Legacies: The Descendants Project	4
ANTH 380	Anthropological Perspectives on Cultural Diversity	3
ANTH 405	Mental Health, Psychiatry, and Culture	3
ANTH 406	Native Writers	3
ANTH 411	Laboratory Methods in Archaeology H	3
ANTH 415	Laboratory Methods: Zooarchaeology	3
ANTH 416	Bioarchaeology	3
ANTH 417	Laboratory Methods: Lithic Seminar	3
ANTH 422	Anthropology and Human Rights	3
ANTH 424	Ritual, Festival, and Public Culture	3
ANTH 427	Race	3
ANTH 428	Religion and Anthropology H	3
ANTH 429	Culture and Power in Southeast Asia	3
ANTH 435	Consciousness and Symbols	3
ANTH 439	Political Ecology	3
ANTH 441	The Anthropology of Gender, Health, and Illness	3
ANTH 445	Migration and Health	3
ANTH 446	Poverty, Inequality, and Health	3
ANTH 447	The Anthropology of Work H	3
ANTH 458	Archaeology of Sex and Gender	3
ANTH 459	Ecological Anthropology	3
ANTH 469	History and Anthropology	3
ANTH 470	Medicine and Anthropology	3
ANTH 473	Anthropology of the Body and the Subject	3
ANTH 474	The Anthropology of Disability	3
ANTH 484	Discourse and Dialogue in Ethnographic Research	3
ANTH 502	Globalization and Transnationalism	3
ANTH 503	Gender, Culture, and Development	3
ANTH 525	Culture and Personality	3
ANTH 535	The Archaeology of Health and Well-Being	3
ANTH 537	Gender and Performance: Constituting Identity	3
ANTH 539	Environmental Justice	3
ANTH 545	The Politics of Culture in East Asia	3
ANTH 559	History in Person	3
ANTH 574	Chinese World Views	3
ANTH 585	Anthropology of Science	3
ANTH 623	Human Disease Ecology	3
ANTH 624	Anthropology and Public Health	3
ANTH 625	Ethnography and Life Stories	3
ANTH 626	African Cultural Dynamics	3
ANTH 649	Politics of Life and Death	3
ANTH 650	Reconstructing Life: Nutrition and Disease in Past Populations	3
ANTH 660	Kinship, Reproduction, Reproductive Technology, and the New Genetics H	3
ANTH 675	Ethnographic Method	3
ANTH 682	Contemporary Chinese Society	3
ANTH 688	Observation and Interpretation of Religious Action	3
ANTH 691H	Seniors Honors Project in Anthropology	3
ARAB 214	Medicine and Modernity in the Arab World	3
ARAB 250	Introduction to the Languages of Morocco	3
ARAB 350	Women and Leadership in the Arab World	3
ARAB 353	Science and Society in the Middle East	3
ARTS 72	First-Year Seminar: Visualizing Women's Lives and Experiences	3
ASIA 73	First-Year Seminar: Popular Culture in the Arab World	3
ASIA 150	Asia: An Introduction	3
ASIA 229	Breakdancers, Vocaloids, and Gamers: East Asian Youth Cultures	3
ASIA 243	Asian Societies/Study Abroad Program	3
ASIA 302	Modern Japanese Religions	3
ASIA 330	Melancholy Japan: Myth, Memory, and Everyday Life	3
ASIA 381	Religions of South Asia	3
ASIA 384	Religion and Globalization in Southeast Asia	3
ASIA 429	Culture and Power in Southeast Asia	3
ASIA 453	Global Shangri-La: Tibet in the Modern World	3
ASIA 545	The Politics of Culture in East Asia	3
ASIA 574	Chinese World Views	3
ASIA 682	Contemporary Chinese Society	3
CHIN 253	Chinese Language and Society	3
CHIN 342	The Rise of China: A Global and Multidisciplinary Approach	3
CHIN 441	Chinese-English Translation and Interpreting	3
COMM 51	First-Year Seminar: Organizing and Communicating for Social Entrepreneurs	3
COMM 53	First-Year Seminar: Collective Leadership Models for Community Change	3
COMM 82	First-Year Seminar: Food Politics from an Organizational Communication Perspective	3
COMM 83	First-Year Seminar: Networked Societies	3
COMM 86	First-Year Seminar: Surveillance and Society	3
COMM 171	Argumentation and Debate	3
COMM 350	Practices of Cultural Studies	3
COMM 499	The Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication	3
COMM 526	Critical-Cultural Approaches to Organizational Communication	3
COMM 577	Rhetoric and Black Culture	3
ECON 50	First-Year Seminar: Future Shock: Global Economic Trends and Prospects	3
ECON 51	First-Year Seminar: Current Economic Problems: The Economics of North Carolina	3
ECON 52	First-Year Seminar: The Root of All Evil? Money as a Cultural, Economic, and Social Institution	3
ECON 53	First-Year Seminar: The Costs and Benefits of the Drug War	3
ECON 54	First-Year Seminar: The Entrepreneurial Imagination: Turning Ideas into Reality	3
ECON 56	First-Year Seminar: Entrepreneurship: Asia and the West	3
ECON 57H	First-Year Seminar: Engines of Innovation: the Entrepreneurial University in the 21st Century	3
ECON 101	Introduction to Economics H	4
ECON 125	Introduction to Entrepreneurship	3
ECON 285	Access to Work in America	3
ECON 360	Survey of International and Development Economics H	3
ECON 362	Exploring Economies	3
ECON 363	International Economics from the Participant's Perspective	3
ECON 434	History of Economic Doctrines	3
ECON 461	European Economic Integration	3
ECON 465	Economic Development	3
ECON 486	Gender and Economics	3
ECON 550	Health Economics	3
ECON 560	Advanced International Economics	3
ECON 570	Applied Econometric Analysis H	3
ECON 575	Applied Time Series Analysis and Forecasting	3
EDUC 181	Introduction to Human Development and Family Studies	3
EDUC 231	The Science of Well-Being	3
EDUC 301	Junior Transfer Seminar - Thriving in Transition	3
EDUC 311	Life-Career Design	3
EDUC 320	Navigating Education in Borderlands	3
EDUC 330	The Science of Learning	3
EDUC 349	Adulting	3
EDUC 411	Making Liberal Arts "Work	3
EDUC 415	Schooling of Immigrant Children	3
EDUC 504	Learning in the Modern World	3
EDUC 505	Leadership in Educational/Nonprofit Settings	3
EDUC 506	Politics, Policymaking, and America's Schools	3
EDUC 508	Equity, Leadership, and You	3
EDUC 509	Helping Youth Thrive in K-12 Schools	3
EDUC 532	Human Development and Learning	3
EDUC 533	Social Justice in Education	3
EDUC 571	The Maker Movement and Education	3
EDUC 572	Psychology of Creativity	3
EDUC 573	Reading the World: Paulo Freire, Local History, and Public Pedagogy	3
EDUC 617	Teaching in the Middle School	3
ENEC 51	First-Year Seminar: Balancing the Environment: Science, Human Values, and Policy in North Carolina	3
ENEC 201	Introduction to Environment and Society H	4
ENEC 254	International Environmental Politics	3
ENEC 266	Contemporary Africa: Issues in Health, Population, and the Environment	3
ENEC 309	Environmental Values and Valuation	3
ENEC 320	The Future of Energy	3
ENEC 330	Principles of Sustainability	3
ENEC 371	Energy Policy	3
ENEC 372	Global Environment: Policy Analysis and Solutions	3
ENEC 380	Environmental Economics	3
ENEC 459	Ecological Anthropology	3
ENEC 475	The Political Economy of Food H	3
ENEC 480	Environmental Decision Making	3
ENEC 481	Energy Economics	3
ENEC 492	Social Science Research Methods	3
ENEC 510	Policy Analysis of Global Climate Change	3
ENEC 520	Environment and Development	3
ENEC 686	Policy Instruments for Environmental Management	3
ENGL 202	Introduction to Folklore	3
ENGL 264	Healing in Ethnography and Literature	3
ENGL 269	Introduction to Disability Studies	3
ENGL 354	The Lived Experience of Inequality and Public Policy	3
ENVR 686	Policy Instruments for Environmental Management	3
EURO 239	Introduction to European Government H	3
EURO 285	Applied Experimental Research: Politics in the US and Europe	3
EURO 433	Politics of the European Union H	3
EURO 438	Democracy and International Institutions in an Undivided Europe	3
EURO 442	International Political Economy	3
EXSS 50	First-Year Seminar: Discrimination and Sport	3
EXSS 260	Women and Sport	3
FOLK 130	Anthropology of the Caribbean	3
FOLK 202	Introduction to Folklore	3
FOLK 230	Native American Cultures	3
FOLK 340	Southern Styles, Southern Cultures	4
FOLK 342	African-American Religious Experience	3
FOLK 370	Southern Legacies: The Descendants Project	4
FOLK 375	Southern Food Studies: Beyond the Plate	3
FOLK 424	Ritual, Festival, and Public Culture	3
FOLK 428	Religion and Anthropology H	3
FOLK 429	Culture and Power in Southeast Asia	3
FOLK 435	Consciousness and Symbols	3
FOLK 470	Medicine and Anthropology	3
FOLK 473	Anthropology of the Body and the Subject	3
FOLK 484	Discourse and Dialogue in Ethnographic Research	3
FOLK 525	Culture and Personality	3
FOLK 537	Gender and Performance: Constituting Identity	3
FOLK 675	Ethnographic Method	3
FOLK 688	Observation and Interpretation of Religious Action	3
FREN 150	Globalization and the French-Speaking World	3
GEOG 52	First-Year Seminar: Political Ecology of Health and Disease H	3
GEOG 55	First-Year Seminar: Landscape in Science and Art	3
GEOG 56	First-Year Seminar: Local Places in a Globalizing World	3
GEOG 58	First-Year Seminar: Making Myth-Leading Memories: Landscapes of Remembrance	3
GEOG 60	First-Year Seminar: Health Care Inequalities	3
GEOG 61	First-Year Seminar: Climate Change in the American Southeast	3
GEOG 67	First-Year Seminar: Politics of Everyday Life	3
GEOG 120	World Regional Geography	3
GEOG 121	Geographies of Globalization	3
GEOG 123	Cultural Geography	3
GEOG 124	Feminist Geographies	3
GEOG 125	Cultural Landscapes	3
GEOG 130	Development and Inequality: Global Perspectives H	3
GEOG 215	Introduction to Spatial Data Science	3
GEOG 222	Health and Medical Geography	3
GEOG 225	Space, Place, and Difference	3
GEOG 228	Urban Geography	3
GEOG 230	The World at Eight Billion	3
GEOG 232	Agriculture, Food, and Society	3
GEOG 240	Introduction to Environmental Justice	3
GEOG 259	Society and Environment in Latin America	3
GEOG 260	North America's Landscapes	3
GEOG 266	Society and Environment in Southeast Asia	3
GEOG 268	Geography of Africa	3
GEOG 270	Geography of Contemporary China	3
GEOG 281	Ethnographies of Globalization: From 'Culture' to Decolonization	3
GEOG 392	Research Methods in Geography	3
GEOG 429	Urban Political Geography: Durham, NC	3
GEOG 430	Global Migrations, Local Impacts: Urbanization and Migration in the United States	3
GEOG 435	Global Environmental Justice	3
GEOG 470	Political Ecology: Geographical Perspectives	3
GEOG 480	Liberation Geographies: The Place, Politics, and Practice of Resistance	3
GEOG 543	Qualitative Methods in Geography	3
GEOG 650	Technology and Democracy Research	3
GERM 302	Contemporary German Society	3
GLBL 88	First-Year Seminar: Beg, Borrow, and Steal: The Political Economy of Aid, FDI, and Corruption	3
GLBL 110	Global Policy Issues H	3
HNUR 409	Sex and Social Justice in South Asia	3
HNUR 411	Health and Medicine in South Asia	3
IDST 301	American Colleges and Universities: Junior Transfer Seminar	3
INLS 151	Retrieving and Analyzing Information	3
INLS 201	Foundations of Information Science	3
JAPN 482	Embodying Japan: The Cultures of Beauty, Sports, and Medicine in Japan	3
JAPN 563	Structure of Japanese	3
JWST 143	Judaism in Our Time	3
JWST 343	Religion in Modern Israel	3
KOR 150	History, Memory, and Reality in Contemporary Korea	3
KOR 151	Education and Social Changes in Contemporary Korea	3
LING 50	First-Year Seminar: Language in the U.S.A	3
LING 101	Introduction to Language H	3
LING 138	Linguistic Anthropology	3
LING 333	Human Language and Animal Communication Systems	3
LING 409	Cognitive Linguistics	3
LING 458	Writing Systems: Past, Present, Future, Fictional	3
LING 484	Discourse and Dialogue in Ethnographic Research	3
LING 526	Second-Language Phonetics and Phonology	3
LING 563	Structure of Japanese	3
MASC 312	From the Equator to the Poles: Case Studies in Global Environmental Change	3
MEJO 101	The Media Revolution: From Gutenberg to Zuckerberg and Beyond	3
MEJO 244	Talk Politics: An Introduction to Political Communication	3
MEJO 442	Gender, Class, Race, and Mass Media	3
MEJO 445	Process and Effects of Mass Communication	3
MNGT 427	The Labor Force	3
MUSC 53	First-Year Seminar: Rock 'n' Roll: The First Wave, 1955-1964	3
MUSC 58	First-Year Seminar: Music in Motion: American Popular Music and Dance	3
MUSC 61H	First-Year Seminar: Reverberations	3
MUSC 258	Musical Movements: Migration, Exile, and Diaspora	3
NSCI 415	History of Neuroscience	3
NSCI 568	Emotion	3
PHIL 63	First-Year Seminar: Mind, Brain, and Consciousness	3
PHIL 345	Philosophy of Language	3
PHIL 353	Minds and Machines: Philosophy of Cognitive Science H	3
PHIL 453	Philosophy of Psychology	3
PLAN 51	First-Year Seminar: Envisioning Community	3
PLAN 52	First-Year Seminar: Race, Sex, and Place in America	3
PLAN 54	First-Year Seminar: Bringing Life Back to Downtown: Commercial Redevelopment of Cities and Towns	3
PLAN 55	First-Year Seminar: Sustainable Cities	3
PLAN 57	First-Year Seminar: What Is a Good City? H	3
PLAN 58	First-Year Seminar: Globalization and the Transformation of Local Economies	3
PLAN 101	Cities and Urban Life	3
PLAN 246	Cities of the Past, Present, and Future: Introduction to Planning	3
PLAN 247	Solving Urban Problems	3
PLAN 330	Principles of Sustainability	3
PLAN 550	Evolution of the American City	3
PLAN 663	Diversity and Inequality in Cities	3
PLAN 686	Policy Instruments for Environmental Management	3
PLCY 54	First-Year Seminar: U.S. Immigration	3
PLCY 55	First-Year Seminar: Higher Education, the College Experience, and Public Policy	3
PLCY 60	First-Year Seminar: Understanding Poverty	3
PLCY 63	First-Year Seminar: Creating Social Value	3
PLCY 75	First-Year Seminar: Debates in Public Policy and Racial Inequality	3
PLCY 85	First-Year Seminar: Reforming America's Schools H	3
PLCY 101	Making Public Policy H	3
PLCY 110	Global Policy Issues H	3
PLCY 210	Policy Innovation and Analysis H	3
PLCY 220	The Politics of Public Policy H	3
PLCY 345	Buying Influence: Interest Groups and Public Policy	3
PLCY 349	Immigration Policy in the 21st Century	3
PLCY 354	The Lived Experience of Inequality and Public Policy	3
PLCY 360	State and Local Politics	3
PLCY 361	Health Policy and Politics	3
PLCY 365	Sexuality, Gender, and Public Policy	3
PLCY 371	Energy Policy	3
PLCY 372	Global Environment: Policy Analysis and Solutions	3
PLCY 375	Law and Public Policy	3
PLCY 430	Analysis of National Security Policy	3
PLCY 435	Designing for Impact: Social Enterprise Lab	3
PLCY 475	The Political Economy of Food H	3
PLCY 480	Environmental Decision Making	3
PLCY 485	Poverty, Health, and Human Development in Low Income Countries	3
PLCY 520	Environment and Development	3
PLCY 530	Educational Problems and Policy Solutions H	3
PLCY 686	Policy Instruments for Environmental Management	3
POLI 50	First-Year Seminar: Movies and Politics	3
POLI 57	First-Year Seminar: Democratic Governance in Contemporary Latin America	3
POLI 58	FYS: Global Production and Workers' Rights: North Carolina, Latin America, and East Asia	3
POLI 62	First-Year Seminar: How Leaders Lead Others	3
POLI 63	First-Year Seminar: Social Movements and Political Protest and Violence	3
POLI 66	First-Year Seminar: The United States and the European Union: Partners or Rivals?	3
POLI 67	First-Year Seminar: Designing Democracy	3
POLI 70	First-Year Seminar: Political Conflict in the European Union and the United States	3
POLI 72	First-Year Seminar: Entrepreneurship in Community and Economic Development	3
POLI 76	First-Year Seminar: The Obama Presidency	3
POLI 100	American Democracy in Changing Times H	3
POLI 130	Introduction to Comparative Politics H	3
POLI 150	International Relations and Global Politics H	3
POLI 190	Undergraduate Seminar	3
POLI 200	The President, Congress, and Public Policy	3
POLI 201	Politics of Bureaucracy	3
POLI 202	The United States Supreme Court	3
POLI 203	Race, Innocence, and the Decline of the Death Penalty	4
POLI 204	Introduction to Southern Politics	3
POLI 205	Politics in the U.S. States H	3
POLI 206	Race and the Right to Vote in the United States	3
POLI 207	The Politics of Organized Interests	3
POLI 208	Political Parties and Elections H	3
POLI 209	Analyzing Public Opinion H	3
POLI 211	Religion and Politics	3
POLI 215	Political Psychology: An Introduction	3
POLI 217	Women and Politics	3
POLI 231	Latin America and the United States in World Politics	3
POLI 232	Politics of the United Kingdom H	3
POLI 233	Comparative Politics of the Middle East	3
POLI 234	Comparative Politics of the Global South	3
POLI 235	The Politics of Russia and Eurasia H	3
POLI 236	Politics of East-Central Europe H	3
POLI 237	The Politics of China	3
POLI 238	Politics of the Global South: Latin America H	3
POLI 239	Introduction to European Government H	3
POLI 241	Comparative Political Behavior H	3
POLI 252	International Organizations and Global Issues H	3
POLI 253	Problems in World Order	3
POLI 254	International Environmental Politics	3
POLI 256	The Politics of the First Era (1880-1914) of Globalization	3
POLI 260	Crisis and Change in Russia and Eastern Europe	3
POLI 281	Data in Politics I: An Introduction	3
POLI 285	Applied Experimental Research: Politics in the US and Europe	3
POLI 287	Strategy and International Relations	3
POLI 288	Strategy and Politics	3
POLI 333	Race and Public Policy in the United States	3
POLI 345	Buying Influence: Interest Groups and Public Policy	3
POLI 350	Peace Science Research	3
POLI 381	Data in Politics II: Frontiers and Applications	3
POLI 400	Executive Politics	3
POLI 401	Political Economy I: The Domestic System	3
POLI 404	Race, Immigration, and Urban Politics	3
POLI 409	Mock Constitutional Convention	3
POLI 410	The Constitution of the United States	3
POLI 412	United States National Elections H	3
POLI 416	Constitutional Policies and the Judicial Process	3
POLI 417	Advanced Political Psychology H	3
POLI 418	Mass Media and American Politics	3
POLI 419	Race and Politics in the Contemporary United States H	3
POLI 420	Legislative Politics H	3
POLI 421	Framing Public Policies	3
POLI 422	Minority Representation in the American States	3
POLI 424	Legislative Procedure in Congress	3
POLI 428	Sexuality, Race, and Gender: Identity and Political Representation	3
POLI 430	Analysis of National Security Policy	3
POLI 431	African Politics and Societies	3
POLI 433	Politics of the European Union H	3
POLI 434	Politics of Mexico	3
POLI 435	Democracy and Development in Latin America H	3
POLI 438	Democracy and International Institutions in an Undivided Europe	3
POLI 440	How to Stay in Power When the People Want You Dead: The Politics of Authoritarian Survival	3
POLI 442	International Political Economy	3
POLI 443	American Foreign Policy: Formulation and Conduct	3
POLI 444	Terrorism and International Peace	3
POLI 447	Immigrant Integration in Contemporary Western Europe H	3
POLI 448	The Politics of Multilevel Governance	3
POLI 449	Beg, Borrow, or Steal: How Governments Get Money and Its Effects on Accountability	3
POLI 450	Contemporary Inter-American Relations H	3
POLI 451	Race, Ethnicity, and Political Change in Comparative Perspective	3
POLI 453	When Countries Go Broke: Political Responses to Financial Crises	3
POLI 457	International Conflict Processes	3
POLI 458	International Conflict Management and Resolution H	3
POLI 459	Trans-Atlantic Security	3
POLI 469	Conflict and Intervention in the Former Yugoslavia H	3
POLI 488	Game Theory	3
POLI 630	Political Contestation in Europe	3
POLI 631	European Security: The Enlarging European Union and the Trans-Atlantic Relationship	3
POLI 632	The European Union as a Global Actor	3
PORT 530	Varieties of Portuguese	3
PSYC 54	First-Year Seminar: Families and Children	3
PSYC 55	First-Year Seminar: Children's Eyewitness Testimony	3
PSYC 58	First-Year Seminar: The Psychology of Mental States and Language Use H	3
PSYC 62	First-Year Seminar: Positive Psychology: The Science of Optimal Human Functioning	3
PSYC 63	First-Year Seminar: Use, Misuse, and Addiction to Drugs in the 21st Century	3
PSYC 66	First-Year Seminar: Eating Disorders and Body Image	3
PSYC 68	First-Year Seminar: Psychology of Emotion	3
PSYC 69	First-Year Seminar: Racism, Racial Identity, and African American Mental Health	3
PSYC 72	First-Year Seminar: Visualizing Women's Lives and Experiences	3
PSYC 242	Introduction to Clinical Psychology H	3
PSYC 250	Child Development H	3
PSYC 260	Social Psychology H	3
PSYC 310	Applied Statistical Methods in the Psychological Sciences	3
PSYC 438	Research Topics in the Psychology of Language	3
PSYC 463	Development of Social Behavior and Personality	3
PSYC 465	Poverty and Development	3
PSYC 467	The Development of Black Children	3
PSYC 468	Family as a Context for Development	3
PSYC 472	Racial Discrimination and Minority Youth	3
PSYC 500	Developmental Psychopathology	3
PSYC 501	Theoretical, Empirical Perspectives on Personality	3
PSYC 502	Psychology of Adulthood and Aging	3
PSYC 503	African American Psychology	3
PSYC 531	Tests and Measurement	3
PSYC 559	Applied Machine Learning in Psychology	3
PSYC 561	Social Cognition H	3
PSYC 564	Interpersonal Relationships	3
PSYC 565	Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Discrimination	3
PSYC 567	Research in Positive Psychology	3
PSYC 569	Practical Wisdom from Advanced Social Psychology	3
PSYC 570	The Social Psychology of Self-Regulation	3
PSYC 572	Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives on Sex and Gender Differences	3
PSYC 693H	Honors in Psychology I	3
PSYC 694H	Honors in Psychology II	3
PWAD 101	Making Public Policy H	3
PWAD 110	Global Policy Issues H	3
PWAD 120	World Regional Geography	3
PWAD 150	International Relations and Global Politics H	3
PWAD 220	The Politics of Public Policy H	3
PWAD 252	International Organizations and Global Issues H	3
PWAD 253	Problems in World Order	3
PWAD 260	Crisis and Change in Russia and Eastern Europe	3
PWAD 280	Anthropology of War and Peace	3
PWAD 287	Strategy and International Relations	3
PWAD 411	Social Movements	3
PWAD 416	Constitutional Policies and the Judicial Process	3
PWAD 430	Analysis of National Security Policy	3
PWAD 443	American Foreign Policy: Formulation and Conduct	3
PWAD 444	Terrorism and International Peace	3
PWAD 457	International Conflict Processes	3
PWAD 458	International Conflict Management and Resolution H	3
PWAD 459	Trans-Atlantic Security	3
PWAD 469	Conflict and Intervention in the Former Yugoslavia H	3
PWAD 481	Religion, Fundamentalism, and Nationalism	3
RELI 60	First-Year Seminar: Religion and Racism	3
RELI 67	First-Year Seminar: Nature, Culture, and Self-Identity: Religion in the Construction of Social Life	3
RELI 69	First-Year Seminar: Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Judaism	3
RELI 70	First-Year Seminar: Jesus in Scholarship and Film	3
RELI 76	First-Year Seminar: Money and Morality: Divining Value in Social Life	3
RELI 101	Introduction to Religious Studies	3
RELI 143	Judaism in Our Time	3
RELI 225	Christian Cultures	3
RELI 232	Shrines and Pilgrimages	3
RELI 242	New Religious Movements in America	3
RELI 246	Supernatural Encounters: Zombies, Vampires, Demons, and the Occult in the Americas H	3
RELI 247	Uncertain Truths: Conspiracy Theories, Aliens, and Secret Societies in America	3
RELI 248	Introduction to American Islam H	3
RELI 287	Modern Japanese Religions	3
RELI 342	African-American Religious Experience	3
RELI 343	Religion in Modern Israel	3
RELI 381	Religions of South Asia	3
RELI 384	Religion and Globalization in Southeast Asia	3
RELI 427	Spirit Possession and Mediumship	3
RELI 428	Religion and Anthropology H	3
RELI 429	Religion and Society	3
RELI 443	Evangelicalism in Contemporary America H	3
RELI 481	Religion, Fundamentalism, and Nationalism	3
RELI 524	Ethnographic Approaches to Contemporary Religion	3
RELI 574	Chinese World Views	3
RELI 586	Women and Gender in Japanese Religions	3
RELI 688	Observation and Interpretation of Religious Action	3
ROML 50	First-Year Seminar: The Art and Science of Language: Orality and Literacy in the Information Age	3
ROML 51	First-Year Seminar: National and Cultural Identities in the Romance Areas H	3
ROML 52	First-Year Seminar: The Value of Language in Identity: Hispanics in the United States	3
ROML 53	First-Year Seminar: Oral Histories of Our Local Hispanic Community	3
ROML 61	First-Year Seminar: Language in Autism and Developmental Disorders	3
SOCI 53	First-Year Seminar: The Consequences of Welfare Reform and Prospects for the Future	3
SOCI 54	First-Year Seminar: Good Jobs, Bad Jobs, No Jobs: Work and Workers in 21st-Century America	3
SOCI 56	First-Year Seminar: Citizenship	3
SOCI 57	First-Year Seminar: Rationalization and the Changing Nature of Social Life in 21st-Century America H	3
SOCI 58	First-Year Seminar: Globalization, Work, and Inequality	3
SOCI 59	First-Year Seminar: The Advocacy Explosion: Social Movements in the Contemporary United States	3
SOCI 60	First-Year Seminar: Sociology of the Islamic World	3
SOCI 64	First-Year Seminar: Equality of Educational Opportunity Then and Now	3
SOCI 66	First-Year Seminar: Citizenship and Society in the United States	3
SOCI 68	First-Year Seminar: Immigration in Contemporary America	3
SOCI 69	First-Year Seminar: Human Societies and Genomics	3
SOCI 70	First-Year Seminar: Difficult Dialogues	3
SOCI 71	First-Year Seminar: The Pursuit of Happiness H	3
SOCI 72	First-Year Seminar: Race and Ethnicity in the United States	3
SOCI 101	Sociological Perspectives H	3
SOCI 111	Human Societies	3
SOCI 112	Social Interaction	3
SOCI 121	Population Problems	3
SOCI 122	Race and Ethnicity	3
SOCI 123	Crime and Delinquency	3
SOCI 124	Sex and Gender in Society	3
SOCI 125	Sociology of Sexualities	3
SOCI 126	Sociology of Adolescence	3
SOCI 129	Sociology of Religion	3
SOCI 130	Family and Society	3
SOCI 133	Sociology of Politics	3
SOCI 172	Introduction to Population Health in the United States	3
SOCI 260	Crisis and Change in Russia and Eastern Europe	3
SOCI 277	Societies and Genomics	3
SOCI 411	Social Movements	3
SOCI 413	Social Movements, Experiential	3
SOCI 414	The City and Urbanization	3
SOCI 417	The City and Urbanization, Experiential Education	3
SOCI 419	Sociology of the Islamic World	3
SOCI 421	Enironmental Sociology	3
SOCI 422	Sociology of Mental Health and Illness	3
SOCI 423	Sociology of Education, Experiential Education	3
SOCI 426	Sociology of Education	3
SOCI 427	The Labor Force	3
SOCI 429	Religion and Society	3
SOCI 431	Aging	3
SOCI 450	Theory and Problems of Developing Societies	3
SOCI 469	Health and Society	3
SPAN 679	Spanish Pragmatics	3
SPAN 680	First- and Second-Language Acquisition of Spanish	3
SPAN 682	Spanish Sociolinguistics	3
WGST 51	First-Year Seminar: Race, Sex, and Place in America	3
WGST 101	Introduction to Women's Studies H	3
WGST 111	Introduction to Sexuality Studies H	3
WGST 124	Sex and Gender in Society	3
WGST 200	Gender and Sexuality in Africa	3
WGST 217	Women and Politics	3
WGST 225	Space, Place, and Difference	3
WGST 260	Women and Sport	3
WGST 266	Black Women in America	3
WGST 270	Introduction to Transgender Studies	3
WGST 272	Masculinities	3
WGST 277	Gender and Culture	3
WGST 281	Gender and Global Change	3
WGST 365	Sexuality, Gender, and Public Policy	3
WGST 368	Women of Color in Contemporary United States Social Movements	3
WGST 388	The International Politics of Sexual and Reproductive Health	3
WGST 410	Comparative Queer Politics	3
WGST 438	Gender and Performance: Constituting Identity	3
WGST 441	The Anthropology of Gender, Health, and Illness	3
WGST 442	Gender, Class, Race, and Mass Media	3
WGST 445	Migration and Health	3
WGST 458	Archaeology of Sex and Gender	3
WGST 460	The Social Construction of Gendered Bodies	3
WGST 503	Gender, Culture, and Development	3
WGST 553	Theorizing Black Feminisms	3
WGST 610	Feminism, Sexuality, and Human Rights	3
WGST 660	Kinship, Reproduction, Reproductive Technology, and the New Genetics H	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Historical Analysis (HS)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AAAD 130	Introduction to African American and Diaspora Studies	3
AAAD 231	African American History since 1865	3
AAAD 239	Disaster, Recovery, Resistance in Southern Black History	3
AAAD 240	African American Politics	3
AAAD 254	African Americans in North Carolina	3
AAAD 258	The Civil Rights Movement	3
AAAD 260	Blacks in Latin America	3
AAAD 284	Contemporary Perspectives on the African Diaspora in the Americas	3
AAAD 286	The African Diaspora in the Colonial Americas, 1450-1800	3
AAAD 300	Cultures of Health and Healing in Africa	3
AAAD 341	Law and Society	3
AAAD 350	The Harlem Renaissance	3
AAAD 385	Emancipation in the New World	3
AAAD 387	HIV/AIDS in Africa and the Diaspora	3
AAAD 402	African Media and Film: History and Practice	3
AAAD 430	African American Intellectual History	3
AAAD 480	Vernacular Traditions in African American Music	4
AERO 213	Air Power and Modern Warfare	3
AMST 53	First-Year Seminar: The Family and Social Change in America H	3
AMST 54	First-Year Seminar: The Indians' New Worlds: Southeastern Histories from 1200 to 1800	3
AMST 60	First-Year Seminar: American Indians in History, Law, and Literature	3
AMST 101	The Emergence of Modern America	3
AMST 102	Myth and History in American Memory	3
AMST 110	Introduction to the Cultures and Histories of Native North America	3
AMST 202	Historical Approaches to American Studies	3
AMST 203	Approaches to American Indian Studies	3
AMST 210	Approaches to Southern Studies: A Historical Analysis of the American South	3
AMST 231	Native American History: The East	3
AMST 233	Native American History: The West	3
AMST 234	Native American Tribal Studies H	3
AMST 235	Native America in the 20th Century	3
AMST 253	A Social History of Jewish Women in America	3
AMST 255	Mid-20th-Century American Thought and Culture	3
AMST 259	Tobacco and America	3
AMST 269	Mating and Marriage in American Culture	3
AMST 277	Globalization and National Identity H	3
AMST 278	Crimes and Punishments	3
AMST 283	American Home	3
AMST 292	Historical Seminar in American Studies H	3
AMST 317	Adoption in America	3
AMST 334	Defining America I H	3
AMST 337	Beyond Red Power: American Indian Activism since 1900	3
AMST 339	The Long 1960s in Native America	3
AMST 350	Main Street Carolina: A Cultural History of North Carolina Downtowns H	3
AMST 352	The Asian American Experience	3
AMST 378	Nation Building and National Identity in Australia and the United States H	3
AMST 387	Race and Empire in 20th-Century American Intellectual History	3
AMST 390	Seminar in American Studies	3
AMST 410	Senior Seminar in Southern Studies	3
AMST 482	Images of the American Landscape	3
AMST 486	Shalom Y'all: The Jewish Experience in the American South	3
AMST 510	Federal Indian Law and Policy	3
AMST 511	American Indians and American Law	3
AMST 671	Introduction to Public History	3
ANTH 54	First-Year Seminar: The Indians' New Worlds: Southeastern Histories from 1200 to 1800	3
ANTH 60	First-Year Seminar: Crisis & Resilience: Past and Future of Human Societies H	3
ANTH 64	First-Year Seminar: Public Archaeology in Bronzeville, Chicago's Black Metropolis	3
ANTH 65	First-Year Seminar: Humans and Animals: Anthropological Perspectives	3
ANTH 67	First-Year Seminar: Blackness and Racialization: A Multidimensional Approach	3
ANTH 121	Ancient Cities of the Americas	3
ANTH 144	Archaeology and the Media	3
ANTH 145	Introduction to World Prehistory	3
ANTH 149	Great Discoveries in Archaeology	3
ANTH 151	Anthropological Perspectives on Food and Culture	3
ANTH 203	Approaches to American Indian Studies	3
ANTH 231	The Inca and Their Ancestors: The Archaeology of Andean South America	3
ANTH 232	Ancestral Maya Civilizations H	3
ANTH 234	Native American Tribal Studies H	3
ANTH 250	Archaeology of North America H	3
ANTH 252	Archaeology of Food	3
ANTH 278	Women in Science	3
ANTH 306	Water and Inequality: Anthropological Perspectives	3
ANTH 377	European Societies	3
ANTH 426	Making Magic	3
ANTH 448	Health and Medicine in the American South	3
ANTH 449	Anthropology and Marxism	3
ANTH 451	Field School in North American Archaeology H	6
ANTH 452	The Past in the Present	3
ANTH 453	Field School in South American Archaeology H	6
ANTH 454	The Archaeology of African Diasporas	3
ANTH 455	Ethnohistory	3
ANTH 456	Archaeology and Ethnography of Small-Scale Societies	3
ANTH 457	Perspectives in Historical Archaeology	3
ANTH 460	Historical Ecology	3
ANTH 461	Colonialism and Postcolonialism: History and Anthropology	3
ANTH 468	State Formation	3
ANTH 538	Disease and Discrimination in Colonial Atlantic America	3
ANTH 550	Archaeology of the American South	3
ARTH 242	Archaeology of Egypt	3
ARTH 330	Art and the History of Museums, 1750-2000	3
ARTH 340	Art and Interchange in Medieval Iberia	3
ARTH 464	Greek Architecture	3
ARTH 467	Celtic Art and Cultures	3
ARTH 514	Monuments and Memory	3
ASIA 63	First-Year Seminar: Japanese Tea Culture	3
ASIA 131	Southeast Asia to the Early 19th Century	3
ASIA 133	Introduction to Chinese History	3
ASIA 134	Modern East Asia	3
ASIA 135	History of the Indian Subcontinent to 1750	3
ASIA 136	History of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh: South Asia since 1750	3
ASIA 138	History of Muslim Societies to 1500	3
ASIA 139	HIstory of Muslim Societies since 1500	3
ASIA 180	Introduction to Islamic Civilization	3
ASIA 181	Modern Muslim Societies	3
ASIA 244	Asian History/Study Abroad Program	3-6
ASIA 272	Contemporary India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh	3
ASIA 276	The Modern Middle East	3
ASIA 277	The Conflict over Israel/Palestine	3
ASIA 281	The Pacific War, 1937-1945: Its Causes and Legacy	3
ASIA 282	China in the World	3
ASIA 282	China in the World	3
ASIA 287	Japan's Modern Revolution	3
ASIA 288	Japan in the 20th Century	3
ASIA 304	Sex, Religion, and Violence: Revolutionary Thought in Modern South Asia	3
ASIA 331	Cracking India: Partition and Its Legacy in South Asia	3
ASIA 350	The Asian American Experience	3
ASIA 440	Gender in Indian History	3
ASIA 441	Religion, Co-existence, and Conflict in Pre-Colonial India	3
ASIA 537	Women in the Middle East	3
ASIA 557	Bandits, Rebels and Storytellers: Fiction and History in India	3
ASIA 570	The Vietnam War	3
ASIA 582	Islam and Islamic Art in South Asia	3
ASIA 583	Religion and Culture in Iran, 1500-Present	3
CHIN 346	History as Fiction or Fiction as History? Early Chinese History in Film and Literature	3
CHIN 521	Chinese History in Chinese	3
CLAR 110	The Archaeology of Palestine in the New Testament Period	3
CLAR 120	Ancient Cities H	3
CLAR 241	Archaeology of Ancient Near East	3
CLAR 242	Archaeology of Egypt	3
CLAR 243	Minoans and Mycenaeans: The Archaeology of Bronze Age Greece	3
CLAR 244	Greek Archaeology	3
CLAR 245	Archaeology of Italy	3
CLAR 375	Archaeology of Cult	3
CLAR 380	Life in Ancient Pompeii	3
CLAR 464	Greek Architecture	3
CLAR 475	Frontiers and Provinces of the Roman Empire	3
CLAR 489	The Archaeology of Anatolia in the Bronze and Iron Ages	3
CLAR 491	The Archaeology of Early Greece (1200-500 BCE)	3
CLAS 62	First-Year Seminar: Barbarians in Greek and Roman Culture	3
CLAS 71	First-Year Seminar: The Architecture of Empire H	3
CLAS 73	First-Year Seminar: Life in Ancient Pompeii H	3
CLAS 122	The Romans H	3
CLAS 242	Sex and Gender in Antiquity	3
CLAS 391	Junior Seminar	3
CMPL 270	German Culture and the Jewish Question	3
COMM 249	Introduction to Communication Technology, Culture, and Society	3
COMM 576	Making and Manipulating "Race" in the United States	3
DRAM 470	Survey of Costume History H	3
DRAM 475	Costume History: Africa, Asia, and Arabia H	3
ECON 58	First-Year Seminar: History of Financial Crisis, 1637-2013	3
EDUC 510	Mexican American and Chicana/o Experience in Education	3
EDUC 529	Education in American Society	3
EDUC 570	History of American Higher Education	3
ENEC 460	Historical Ecology	3
ENEC 585	American Environmental Policy	3
ENGL 75	First-Year Seminar: Interpreting the South from Manuscripts	3
ENGL 115	History of the English Language	3
ENVR 585	American Environmental Policy	3
EURO 159	From War to Prosperity: 20th-Century Europe	3
EURO 252	Politics, Society, and Culture in Modern Germany (1871-1945)	3
EURO 257	Politics, Society, and Culture in Postwar Germany	3
EURO 259	Towards Emancipation? Women in Modern Europe	3
EURO 270	Religion in Western Europe	3
EURO 347	Fascist Challenge in Europe, 1918-1945	3
FOLK 455	Ethnohistory	3
FOLK 480	Vernacular Traditions in African American Music	4
FOLK 560	Southern Literature and the Oral Tradition	3
FOLK 571	Southern Music	3
FOLK 670	Introduction to Oral History	3
GEOG 64	First-Year Seminar: Vietnam	3
GERM 216	The Viking Age	3
GERM 227	Luther and the Bible	3
GERM 311	The Crusades	3
GLBL 383	Global Whiteness	3
GSLL 51	First-Year Seminar: Stalin and Hitler: Historical Issues in Cultural and Other Perspectives	3
GSLL 53	First-Year Seminar: Early Germanic Culture: Myth, Magic, Murder, and Mayhem	3
GSLL 55	First-Year Seminar: Fantasies of Rome: Gladiators, Senators, Soothsayers, and Caesars	3
GSLL 56	First-Year Seminar: Germans, Jews, and the History of Anti-Semitism	3
GSLL 58	First-Year Seminar: Love in the Middle Ages	3
GSLL 59	First-Year Seminar: Moscow 1937: Dictatorships and Their Defenders	3
GSLL 218	Christianity and Islam in the Middle Ages	3
GSLL 251	Ideology and Aesthetics: Marxism and Literature	3
GSLL 254	The Division of Germany, Reunification, and Conflict with Russia H	3
GSLL 255	Germany and Cold War: Occupation, Division, Reunification, Renewed Conflict with Russia (1945-Today)	3
GSLL 270	German Culture and the Jewish Question	3
GSLL 285	Dissent and Protest in Central Europe	3
HIST 50	First-Year Seminar: Time and the Medieval Cosmos	3
HIST 51	First-Year Seminar: Latin American Revolutions	3
HIST 52	First-Year Seminar: Conflicts over Israel/Palestine	3
HIST 53	First-Year Seminar: Traveling to European Cities: American Writers/Cultural Identities, 1830-1930	3
HIST 55	First-Year Seminar: Preventing Broken Hearts in North Carolina: History and Health Care in the South	3
HIST 59	First-Year Seminar: Rebuilding the American South: Work and Identity in Modern History	3
HIST 62	First-Year Seminar: Nations, Borders, and Identities	3
HIST 64	First-Year Seminar: Gorbachev: The Collapse of the Soviet Empire and the Rise of the New Russia	3
HIST 66	First-Year Seminar: Film and History in Europe and the United States, 1908-1968	3
HIST 70	First-Year Seminar: Seeing History in Everyday Places: Chapel Hill as a Case Study	3
HIST 72	First-Year Seminar: Women's Voices: 20th-Century European History in Female Memory H	3
HIST 74	First-Year Seminar: Emperors, Courts, and Consumption: The Mughals of India	3
HIST 76	First-Year Seminar: Understanding 1492	3
HIST 79	First-Year Seminar: Coming of Age in 20th Century America	3
HIST 81	First-Year Seminar: Diaries, Memoirs, and Testimonies of the Holocaust	3
HIST 83	First-Year Seminar: African History through Popular Music	3
HIST 84	First-Year Seminar: Monsters, Murders, and Mayhem in Microhistorical Analysis: French Case Studies H	3
HIST 85	First-Year Seminar: What Concentration Camp Survivors Tell Us H	3
HIST 101	A History of Lies, Conspiracies, and Misinformation	3
HIST 102	Introduction to Major Problems in U.S History	3
HIST 105	Empires in World History	3
HIST 106	Ancient History	3
HIST 107	Medieval History	3
HIST 108	Introduction to Early Medieval History 500-1050	3
HIST 110	Introduction to the Cultures and Histories of Native North America	3
HIST 111	Global Food History	3
HIST 120	Sport and American History	3
HIST 121	History of Religion in North America	3
HIST 124	United States History through Film	3
HIST 125	The Social History of Popular Music in 20th-Century America	3
HIST 127	American History to 1865	3
HIST 128	American History since 1865	3
HIST 130	Modern African History	3
HIST 131	Southeast Asia to the Early 19th Century	3
HIST 133	Introduction to Chinese History	3
HIST 134	Modern East Asia	3
HIST 135	History of the Indian Subcontinent to 1750	3
HIST 136	History of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh: South Asia since 1750	3
HIST 137	Muhammad to Malcolm X: Islam, Politics, Race, and Gender	3
HIST 138	History of Muslim Societies to 1500	3
HIST 139	HIstory of Muslim Societies since 1500	3
HIST 140	The World since 1945	3
HIST 141	Globalization Since 1500	3
HIST 142	Latin America under Colonial Rule	3
HIST 143	Latin America since Independence	3
HIST 144	Women in the United States from Settlement to Present	3
HIST 145	Latin American Indigenous Peoples	3
HIST 151	European History to 1650	3
HIST 152	European History since 1650	3
HIST 153	From the Bible to Broadway: Jewish History to Modern Times	3
HIST 156	The British Empire, 1815-1994	3
HIST 158	Early Modern European History, 1450-1815	3
HIST 159	From War to Prosperity: 20th-Century Europe	3
HIST 162	Russia under the Last Tsars and Soviet Commissars	3
HIST 163	Modern Central Asia	3
HIST 164	Victorian Britain: From Slavery to South African War	3
HIST 165	20th Century Britain: from the Great War to Brexit	3
HIST 166	History of Afghanistan	3
HIST 174H	Honors Seminar in African, Asian, and Middle Eastern History	3
HIST 175H	Honors Seminar in Latin American History	3
HIST 176H	Honors Seminar in Russian, Eurasian, and Eastern European History	3
HIST 177H	Honors Seminar in Early European History	3
HIST 178H	Honors Seminar in Modern European History	3
HIST 179H	Honors Seminar in American History	3
HIST 202	Borders and Crossings	3
HIST 203	Empires and Cultures in the Modern World	3
HIST 204	Global Environmental Histories: People, Climate, and Landscapes	3
HIST 206	War, Diplomacy, and Statecraft, 1815-1945	3
HIST 207	The Global Cold War	3
HIST 212	History of Sea Power	3
HIST 213	Air Power and Modern Warfare	3
HIST 220	The Olympic Games: A Global History	3
HIST 225	History of Greece	3
HIST 226	History of Rome	3
HIST 228	The Medieval Expansion of Europe	3
HIST 229	The History of London 43 - 1666 H	3
HIST 230	Why History Matters to Public Policy	3
HIST 231	Native American History: The East	3
HIST 233	Native American History: The West	3
HIST 234	Native American Tribal Studies H	3
HIST 235	Native America in the 20th Century	3
HIST 236	Sex and American History	3
HIST 237	Colonial American History to 1763	3
HIST 238	The American Revolution, 1763-1815	3
HIST 239	Religion in North America since 1865	3
HIST 240	Introduction to Mexico: A Nation in Four Revolutions	3
HIST 241	History of Latinos in the United States	3
HIST 242	United States-Latin American Relations	3
HIST 243	The United States and Africa H	3
HIST 244	History of the American Presidency	3
HIST 245	The United States and the Cold War: Origins, Development, Legacy	3
HIST 246	The Long Cold War: U.S. Foreign Relations in the 20th and 21st Centuries	3
HIST 247	Early Modern Japanese History and Culture	3
HIST 248	Guerrillas and Counterinsurgencies in Latin America	3
HIST 249	Modern Global Christianity	3
HIST 250	Antisemitism and Islamophobia	3
HIST 251	The Thirty Years War (1618-1648): Europe in an Age of Crisis	3
HIST 252	Politics, Society, and Culture in Modern Germany (1871-1945)	3
HIST 253	Art and Power in Early Modern Europe H	3
HIST 254	War and Society in Early Modern Europe	3
HIST 255	Manor to Machine: The Economic Shaping of Europe	3
HIST 256	France, 1940 to the Present	3
HIST 257	Politics, Society, and Culture in Postwar Germany	3
HIST 258	Modern Italy since 1848	3
HIST 259	Towards Emancipation? Women in Modern Europe	3
HIST 260	From Kings to Communists: East-Central Europe in the Modern Era	3
HIST 261	France, 1870-1940	3
HIST 262	History of the Holocaust: The Destruction of the European Jews	3
HIST 263	Gender and Religion in Premodern Europe H	3
HIST 264	Gender in Russian History	3
HIST 266	Global History of Warfare	3
HIST 268	War, Revolution, and Culture: Trans-Atlantic Perspectives, 1750-1850	3
HIST 269	The History of London, World City, 1890-Present	3
HIST 270	Mughal India	3
HIST 271	Ancient and Medieval Japanese History and Culture	3
HIST 272	Contemporary India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh	3
HIST 273	Water, Conflict, and Connection in the Middle East	3
HIST 274	History of the Ottoman Empire, 1300-1923	3
HIST 276	The Modern Middle East	3
HIST 277	The Conflict over Israel/Palestine	3
HIST 278	The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade H	3
HIST 279	Modern South Africa H	3
HIST 280	Women and Gender in Latin American History	3
HIST 281	The Pacific War, 1937-1945: Its Causes and Legacy	3
HIST 282	China in the World	3
HIST 282	China in the World	3
HIST 283	Chairman Mao's China in World History	3
HIST 284	Late Imperial China	3
HIST 285	20th-Century China	3
HIST 287	Japan's Modern Revolution	3
HIST 288	Japan in the 20th Century	3
HIST 289	America in the 1970s	3
HIST 302	Movies Make History: Films as Primary Sources in Europe and America H	3
HIST 308	The Renaissance and the Jews	3
HIST 309	Old Regime France, 1661-1787	3
HIST 310	The French Revolution	3
HIST 311	Ghettos and Shtetls? Urban Life in East European Jewish History H	3
HIST 312	History of France and Algeria	3
HIST 313	Women and the Law in Africa and the Middle East	3
HIST 320	Museums in Europe and the Americas: History and Theory H	3
HIST 325	Food and History: The Local and Global, the United Kingdom and the United States	3
HIST 328	History of the Computer	3
HIST 329	An Introduction to the History of Medicine H	3
HIST 330	Jesus and the Jews: From the Bible to the Big Screen H	3
HIST 331	Sex, Religion, and Violence: Revolutionary Thought in Modern South Asia	3
HIST 332	Identity and Community in Modern Jewish History: The Case of Durham	3
HIST 333	Love and Politics in Early India	3
HIST 334	Rasputin's Russia: Erotic, Decadent, Revolutionary	3
HIST 335	Cracking India: Partition and Its Legacy in South Asia	3
HIST 340	Ethics and Business in Africa H	3
HIST 344	The Global World Order from World War II to the Present	3
HIST 346	Dictators in the 20th Century	3
HIST 347	Fascist Challenge in Europe, 1918-1945	3
HIST 348	Population Transfers, Migration, and Displacement in Europe from the 19th to the 21st Century	3
HIST 349	Comparative Empires in the Modern World	3
HIST 352	The Great Depression and Its Legacies H	3
HIST 353	Cinema, Culture, and Society in Weimar and Nazi Germany	3
HIST 354	War and Gender in Movies H	3
HIST 355	American Women's History to 1865	3
HIST 356	American Women's History, 1865 to the Present	3
HIST 357	The U.S. South to 1865	3
HIST 359	The Early American Republic, 1789-1848	3
HIST 360	Ideas in Modern America H	3
HIST 361	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Histories in the United States	3
HIST 362	Baseball and American History	3
HIST 363	Popular Culture and American History H	3
HIST 364	History of American Business	3
HIST 365	The Worker and American Life	3
HIST 366	North Carolina History before 1865	3
HIST 367	North Carolina History since 1865	3
HIST 368	War and American Society to 1903	3
HIST 369	War and American Society, 1903 to the Present	3
HIST 372	History of American Politics, 1932-Present H	3
HIST 373	The United States in World War II	3
HIST 374	The American West, 1800 to the Present	3
HIST 375	History of Gender in America	3
HIST 376	History of African Americans to 1865	3
HIST 377	History of African Americans, 1865 to Present H	3
HIST 381	Bebop to Hip-Hop: The Modern Black Freedom Struggle through Music	3
HIST 382	The History of the Civil Rights Movement H	3
HIST 383	Big-Time College Sports and the Rights of Athletes, 1874 to the Present	3
HIST 384	America in the Sixties H	3
HIST 385	African American Women's History	3
HIST 388	Chinese Strategic Thought: Antiquity to the Present	3
HIST 421	Alexander	3
HIST 422	Ancient Greek Warfare H	3
HIST 423	Archaic Greece, 800-480 BCE	3
HIST 424	Classical Greece (Sixth-Fourth Centuries BCE)	3
HIST 425	Roman History, 154 BCE-14 CE	3
HIST 427	The Early Roman Empire, 14 CE-193 CE	3
HIST 428	The Later Roman Empire, 193 CE-378 CE	3
HIST 429	Ancient Sexuality	3
HIST 431	The Medieval Church	3
HIST 432	The Crusades	3
HIST 434	Medieval England	3
HIST 435	The Medieval University	3
HIST 436	Medieval Theology, Gender, and the Body	3
HIST 437	Aristocratic Culture in the Central Middle Ages	3
HIST 438	Medieval Masculinities, 500-1200 H	3
HIST 440	Gender in Indian History	3
HIST 442	Religion, Co-existence, and Conflict in Pre-Colonial India	3
HIST 451	1492: The Expulsion of the Jews from Spain	3
HIST 452	The Renaissance: Italy, Birthplace of the Renaissance, 1300-1550	3
HIST 453	Mediterranean Societies and Economics in the Renaissance World	3
HIST 459	Global Evangelicalism since 1600	3
HIST 460	Princes and Reformations in Germany, 1400-1600	3
HIST 461	War and Enlightenment in Germany, 1600-1815	3
HIST 462	Germany, 1806-1918: Politics, Society, and Culture H	3
HIST 463	Germany since 1918: Politics, Society, and Culture H	3
HIST 466	Modern European Intellectual History H	3
HIST 469	European Social History, 1815-1970	3
HIST 474	Britain in World Affairs: British Foreign Policy since World War II	3
HIST 475	Feminist Movements in the United States since 1945 H	3
HIST 476	Borderlands: Religion and Ethnicity in Modern East Central Europe	3
HIST 477	Revolution in Russia, 1900-1930	3
HIST 478	Stalin and After: The USSR, 1929-Present	3
HIST 479	History of Female Sexualities in the West	3
HIST 480	Russia's 19th Century: Cultural Splendor, Imperial Decay	3
HIST 481	From Communists to Capitalists: Eastern Europe since 1945	3
HIST 482	Russia, Eurasian Empire	3
HIST 483	Nation and Religion in Russia: Orthodoxy, Islam, and Judaism	3
HIST 484	Islam in Tsarist and Soviet Russia	3
HIST 485	From Fiddler on the Roof to the Holocaust: East European and Soviet Jewish History	3
HIST 486	Extremism, Terrorism, and Security in Postwar Europe H	3
HIST 489	The History of the 2008 Financial Crisis H	3
HIST 490	Special Topics in History H	3
HIST 500	Gender, Empire, and Nation in Europe and Beyond, 18th to the 20th Century	3
HIST 501	The Gender of Welfare: Comparative Perspectives, 19th and 20th Century	3
HIST 508	Europe and Humanitarian Aid since 1945: Concepts, Actors, Practices	3
HIST 509	The World History of Slavery	3
HIST 510	Human Rights in the Modern World H	3
HIST 511	9/11 in World History H	3
HIST 514	Monuments and Memory	3
HIST 516	Historical Time H	3
HIST 517	Gender, Military, and War in Comparative Perspective	3
HIST 526	History of the Andes	3
HIST 529	Mexico, 1750-1870: War, Independence, and Reforms: Citizenship and Conflict in a New Nation	3
HIST 533	History of Brazil	3
HIST 534	The African Diaspora	3
HIST 535	Women and Gender in African History H	3
HIST 537	Women in the Middle East	3
HIST 550	Gender in Chinese History	3
HIST 557	Bandits, Rebels and Storytellers: Fiction and History in India	3
HIST 566	The History of Sexuality in America	3
HIST 568	Women in the South	3
HIST 570	The Vietnam War	3
HIST 571	Southern Music	3
HIST 576	The Ethnohistory of Native American Women	3
HIST 577	United States Foreign Relations in the 20th Century	3
HIST 578	Transatlantic Relations and Contemporary Geo-Politics from the Cold War to the Present	3
HIST 581	American Constitutional History to 1876	3
HIST 582	American Constitutional History since 1876	3
HIST 585	Race, Basketball, and the American Dream	3
HIST 589	Race, Racism, and America: (United States) Law in Historical Perspective	3
HIST 593	Exploring the U.S. South Hands On and Ears Open: Internship at the Southern Oral History Program	3
HIST 625	Technology and American Culture	3
HIST 670	Introduction to Oral History	3
HIST 671	Introduction to Public History	3
HIST 692H	Honors in History	3
ITAL 258	Modern Italy since 1848	3
ITAL 320	Italian Cities and Cultures	3
ITAL 330	Italian History and Culture I	3
ITAL 331	Italian History and Culture II	3
ITAL 339	US-Italian Encounters: War, Tourism, Myth	3
ITAL 343	Italian Culture Today: Modern Italy as a Nation 1860 to Present	3
ITAL 365	Italian Food and Culture	3
JAPN 231	Ancient and Medieval Japanese History and Culture	3
JAPN 246	Early Modern Japanese History and Culture	3
JAPN 451	Swords, Tea Bowls, and Woodblock Prints: Exploring Japanese Material Culture	3
JWST 56	First-Year Seminar: Germans, Jews, and the History of Anti-Semitism	3
JWST 100	Introduction to Jewish Studies	3
JWST 106	Introduction to Early Judaism	3
JWST 107	Introduction to Modern Judaism	3
JWST 110	The Archaeology of Palestine in the New Testament Period	3
JWST 153	From the Bible to Broadway: Jewish History to Modern Times	3
JWST 239	German Culture and the Jewish Question	3
JWST 253	A Social History of Jewish Women in America	3
JWST 262	History of the Holocaust: The Destruction of the European Jews	3
JWST 308	The Renaissance and the Jews	3
JWST 311	Ghettos and Shtetls? Urban Life in East European Jewish History H	3
JWST 330	Jesus and the Jews: From the Bible to the Big Screen H	3
JWST 451	1492: The Expulsion of the Jews from Spain	3
JWST 476	Borderlands: Religion and Ethnicity in Modern East Central Europe	3
JWST 485	From Fiddler on the Roof to the Holocaust: East European and Soviet Jewish History	3
JWST 486	Shalom Y'all: The Jewish Experience in the American South	3
KOR 327	Korean Diasporas	3
LING 444	Origin and Evolution of Human Language	3
LING 558	Ancient Mayan Hieroglyphs	3
LING 678	History of the Spanish Language	3
LTAM 291	The Latino Experience in the United States	3
MEJO 242	From Gutenberg to Google: A History of Media	3
MEJO 342	The Black Press and United States History	3
MNGT 364	History of American Business	3
MNGT 365	The Worker and American Life	3
MUSC 56	First-Year Seminar: Early-Modern Court Spectacle	3
MUSC 59	First-Year Seminar: 20th-Century Music and Visual Art	3
MUSC 62	First-Year Seminar: Vienna: City of Dreams H	3
MUSC 255	Studies in Music History II, 1750 to the Present	3
PHYS 50	First-Year Seminar: Time and the Medieval Cosmos	3
PLAN 585	American Environmental Policy	3
PLCY 231	Why History Matters to Public Policy	3
PLCY 585	American Environmental Policy	3
POLI 240	African American Politics	3
POLI 257	Politics, Society, and Culture in Postwar Germany	3
POLI 411	Civil Liberties under the Constitution H	3
PORT 323	Advanced Communication in Portuguese: History, Nature, and Society	3
PWAD 134	Modern East Asia	3
PWAD 206	War, Diplomacy, and Statecraft, 1815-1945	3
PWAD 207	The Global Cold War	3
PWAD 212	History of Sea Power	3
PWAD 213	Air Power and Modern Warfare	3
PWAD 238	The American Revolution, 1763-1815	3
PWAD 245	The United States and the Cold War: Origins, Development, Legacy	3
PWAD 248	Guerrillas and Counterinsurgencies in Latin America	3
PWAD 251	The Thirty Years War (1618-1648): Europe in an Age of Crisis	3
PWAD 254	War and Society in Early Modern Europe	3
PWAD 262	History of the Holocaust: The Destruction of the European Jews	3
PWAD 266	Global History of Warfare	3
PWAD 268	War, Revolution, and Culture: Trans-Atlantic Perspectives, 1750-1850	3
PWAD 273	Water, Conflict, and Connection in the Middle East	3
PWAD 277	The Conflict over Israel/Palestine	3
PWAD 281	The Pacific War, 1937-1945: Its Causes and Legacy	3
PWAD 312	History of France and Algeria	3
PWAD 331	Cracking India: Partition and Its Legacy in South Asia	3
PWAD 339	US-Italian Encounters: War, Tourism, Myth	3
PWAD 354	War and Gender in Movies H	3
PWAD 359	Comparative History of National Intelligence Regimes	3
PWAD 360	The History of Warning Intelligence	3
PWAD 361	The History of Deception	3
PWAD 368	War and American Society to 1903	3
PWAD 369	War and American Society, 1903 to the Present	3
PWAD 373	The United States in World War II	3
PWAD 388	Chinese Strategic Thought: Antiquity to the Present	3
PWAD 421	Alexander	3
PWAD 422	Ancient Greek Warfare H	3
PWAD 432	The Crusades	3
PWAD 485	Extremism, Terrorism, and Security in Postwar Europe H	3
PWAD 488	Nuclear Security in the 21st Century	3
PWAD 517	Gender, Military, and War in Comparative Perspective	3
PWAD 570	The Vietnam War	3
PWAD 577	United States Foreign Relations in the 20th Century	3
PWAD 578	Transatlantic Relations and Contemporary Geo-Politics from the Cold War to the Present	3
RELI 61	First-Year Seminar: Religion, Magic, and Science	3
RELI 63	First-Year Seminar: The Archaeology of Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls	3
RELI 72	First-Year Seminar: Apocalypse Now? Messianic Movements in America	3
RELI 80	First-Year Seminar: Religion and Writing in the Ancient World	3
RELI 105	Religions of the Greco-Roman World	3
RELI 106	Introduction to Early Judaism	3
RELI 107	Introduction to Modern Judaism	3
RELI 108	Classic Jewish Texts: From Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls to Kabbalah and Hassidism	3
RELI 109	History and Culture of Ancient Israel H	3
RELI 110	The Archaeology of Palestine in the New Testament Period	3
RELI 123	Introduction to Jewish Studies	3
RELI 140	Religion in America H	3
RELI 141	African American Religions H	3
RELI 142	Catholicism in America	3
RELI 151	Religion in Latin America	3
RELI 161	Introduction to the History of Christian Traditions H	3
RELI 162	Catholicism Today: An Introduction to the Contemporary Catholic Church	3
RELI 163	Critical Issues in Western Religious Thought	3
RELI 165	Mysticism H	3
RELI 167	Global Christianity	3
RELI 180	Introduction to Islamic Civilization	3
RELI 181	Modern Muslim Societies	3
RELI 208	The Birth of Christianity	3
RELI 209	Varieties of Early Christianity H	3
RELI 214	Early Christian Bodies and Ritual	3
RELI 217	Gnosticism H	3
RELI 218	Christianity and Islam in the Middle Ages	3
RELI 227	Luther and the Bible	3
RELI 233	Religion and Violence	3
RELI 239	German Culture and the Jewish Question	3
RELI 241	Messianic Movements in American History	3
RELI 244	Gender and Sexuality in Western Christianity H	3
RELI 263	Gender and Religion in Premodern Europe H	3
RELI 270	Religion in Western Europe	3
RELI 289	Muhammad and the Qur'an	3
RELI 314	Memory and the Historical Jesus H	3
RELI 340	Liberal Tradition in American Religion	3
RELI 350	Islamic and Jewish Legal Systems	3
RELI 362	Mary in the Christian Tradition H	3
RELI 366	Medieval Religious Texts	3
RELI 368	Race, Sexuality, and Disability in the History of Western Christianity H	3
RELI 371	Women Mystics	3
RELI 375	Archaeology of Cult	3
RELI 441	Religion in Early America H	3
RELI 446	Christian-Jewish Relations throughout the Ages	3
RELI 565	Medieval Jews and the Bible	3
RELI 580	African American Islam	3
RELI 582	Islam and Islamic Art in South Asia	3
RELI 583	Religion and Culture in Iran, 1500-Present	3
RELI 614	The Cult of Saints: Narratives, Materialities, Practices	3
RELI 662	Advanced Seminar in Contemporary Catholicism	3
ROML 62	First-Year Seminar: What Happened to Latin?	3
ROML 63	Forging Alliances: Religion, War, and Cultural Transference on the Camino de Santiago	3
ROML 63	Forging Alliances: Religion, War, and Cultural Transference on the Camino de Santiago	3
SPAN 678	History of the Spanish Language	3
WGST 144	Women in the United States from Settlement to Present	3
WGST 242	Sex and Gender in Antiquity	3
WGST 244	Gender and Sexuality in Western Christianity H	3
WGST 253	A Social History of Jewish Women in America	3
WGST 259	Towards Emancipation? Women in Modern Europe	3
WGST 264	Gender in Russian History	3
WGST 278	Women in Science	3
WGST 280	Women and Gender in Latin American History	3
WGST 313	Women and the Law in Africa and the Middle East	3
WGST 337	African Gender History	3
WGST 353	War and Gender in Movies H	3
WGST 354	American Women's History to 1865	3
WGST 356	American Women's History, 1865 to the Present	3
WGST 360	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Histories in the United States	3
WGST 362	Mary in the Christian Tradition H	3
WGST 370	Race, Sexuality, and Disability in the History of Western Christianity H	3
WGST 371	Women Mystics	3
WGST 375	History of Gender in America	3
WGST 382	African American Women's History	3
WGST 476	Feminist Movements in the United States since 1945 H	3
WGST 479	History of Female Sexualities in the West	3
WGST 500	Gender, Empire, and Nation in Europe and Beyond, 18th to the 20th Century	3
WGST 501	The Gender of Welfare: Comparative Perspectives, 19th and 20th Century	3
WGST 517	Gender, Military, and War in Comparative Perspective	3
WGST 537	Women in the Middle East	3
WGST 568	Women in the South	3
WGST 576	The Ethnohistory of Native American Women	3
WGST 583	Gender and Imperialism	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Humanities and Fine Arts (PH, LA, VP), Three Courses

• Three courses (nine hours), including one in philosophical and/or moral reasoning (PH), one in the literary arts (LA), and one in the visual and performing arts (VP).

The humanities and fine arts explore enduring issues of the human condition and develop and encourage the means of communicating, representing, and expressing the varieties of human experience.

Philosophical/Moral Reasoning (PH)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AMST 55	First-Year Seminar: Birth and Death in the United States H	3
AMST 220	On the Question of the Animal: Contemporary Animal Studies	3
AMST 225	Comedy and Ethics	3
AMST 291	Ethics and American Studies	3
AMST 351	Global Waters, American Impacts, and Critical Connections	3
AMST 392	Radical Communities in Twentieth Century American Religious History	3
ANTH 146	The Nature of Moral Consciousness: A Course in General Anthropology	3
ASIA 55	First-Year Seminar: Kung-Fu: The Concept of Heroism in Chinese Culture	3
ASIA 65	First-Year Seminar: Philosophy on Bamboo: Rethinking Early Chinese Thought	3
ASIA 300	The Buddhist Tradition: India, Nepal, and Tibet	3
ASIA 482	Sex, Gender, and Religion in South Asia	3
BUSI 463	Business and the Environment H	3
CHIN 356	Chinese Environmental Literature	3
CHIN 463	Narrative Ethics in Modern China	3
CHIN 525	Ancient Philosophers and Their Modern Reincarnation	3
CLAR 51	First-Year Seminar: Who Owns the Past? H	3
CLAS 415	Roman Law H	3
COMM 170	Rhetoric and Public Issues	3
COMM 374	The Southern Experience in Rhetoric	3
COMM 375	Environmental Advocacy	3
COMM 412	Critical Theory	3
COMM 450	Media and Popular Culture	3
COMM 470	Political Communication and the Public Sphere	3
COMP 380	Introduction to Digital Culture H	3
COMP 388	Advanced Cyberculture Studies	3
ECON 234	Survey of the History of Economic Thought	3
ECON 384	Gateway to Philosophy, Politics, and Economics	3
EDUC 526	Ethics and Education: From Global Problems to Classroom Dilemmas	3
ENEC 325	Water Resource Management and Human Rights H	3-4
ENEC 368	Living Things, Wilderness, and Ecosystems: An Introduction to Environmental Ethics	3
ENEC 375	Environmental Advocacy	3
ENEC 463	Business and the Environment H	3
ENGL 611	Narrative, Literature, and Medicine: Advanced Interdisciplinary Seminar	3
FREN 285	Sex, Philosophy, and Politics: Revolutionary Literature in Translation	3
FREN 515	Social Networks: Technology and Community in Modern France	3
GEOG 62	First-Year Seminar: The Culture of Technology	3
GEOG 63	First-Year Seminar: The Problem with Nature and Its Preservation	3
GERM 245	Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud	3
GERM 280	20th-Century German Philosophy and Modern Youth Cultures	3
GERM 281	The German Idea of War: Philosophical Dialogues with the Literary and Visual Arts in WWI	3
GERM 283	Freedom, Terror, and Identity: Modern Philosophy from Kant to Arendt	3
GERM 286	(Un)Welcomed Guests? German Reflections on Exile and Immigration	3
GERM 370	Readings in German Intellectual History	3
GERM 384	Guilt, Suffering, and Trauma in Post War Germany	3
GSLL 68	First-Year Seminar: Intensity, Vitality, Ecstasy: Affects in Literature, Film, and Philosophy H	3
GSLL 246	Reality and Its Discontents: Kant to Kafka	3
GSLL 284	Philosophy and the Arts	3
GSLL 480	Interrogating Cultures of Fascism: Introduction to Frankfurt School's Critical Theory 1923-Present	3
HPM 571	Health and Human Rights	3
INLS 384	Information and Computer Ethics	3
ITAL 359	Medieval Frauds: Fake News, Counterfeits, and Forgeries	3
JWST 224	Modern Jewish Thought H	3
JWST 420	Post-Holocaust Ethics and Theology H	3
LING 145	Language, Communication, and Human and Animal Minds H	3
LING 545	Language and Mind	3
MEJO 141	Media Ethics	3
NAVS 402	Naval Leadership and Ethics	3
PHCY 432	PHARMACY LAW AND ETHICS	3
PHIL 51	First-Year Seminar: Who Was Socrates?	3
PHIL 52	First-Year Seminar: Reason and Religion at the Dawn of Modern Science	3
PHIL 53	First-Year Seminar: Theories in Human Nature H	3
PHIL 54	First-Year Seminar: Thinking about Time	3
PHIL 55	First-Year Seminar: Paradoxes	3
PHIL 56	First-Year Seminar: Abortion	3
PHIL 58	First-Year Seminar: From Vengeance to Mercy: Dealing with Evil	3
PHIL 59	First-Year Seminar: Proofs of the Existence of God	3
PHIL 60	First-Year Seminar: Plato's Symposium and Its Influence on Western Art and Literature H	3
PHIL 66	First-Year Seminar: Ethics: Theoretical and Practical	3
PHIL 67	First-Year Seminar: Issues in a World Society: Sports and Competition	3
PHIL 68	First-Year Seminar: Moral Life H	3
PHIL 75	First-Year Seminar: Evil	3
PHIL 76	First-Year Seminar: Is Free Will an Illusion? H	3
PHIL 77	First-Year Seminar: Moral Weakness and Conscience	3
PHIL 78	First-Year Seminar: Death as a Problem for Philosophy: Metaphysical and Ethical	3
PHIL 79	First-Year Seminar: Words That Bind: The Structure of Constitutions	3
PHIL 85	First-Year Seminar: Reason, Religion, and Reality in the Copernican Revolution H	3
PHIL 101	Introduction to Philosophy: Central Problems, Great Minds, Big Ideas H	3
PHIL 105	How to Reason and Argue: An Introduction to Critical Thinking	3
PHIL 110	Philosophical Texts that Changed the World: An Introduction to Philosophy through Great Works H	3
PHIL 112	Making Sense of Ourselves H	3
PHIL 134	Reason, Faith, and God: Philosophy of Western Religion H	3
PHIL 140	Knowledge and Society H	3
PHIL 143	AI and the Future of Humanity: Philosophical Issues about Technology and Human Survival H	3
PHIL 145	Language, Communication, and Human and Animal Minds H	3
PHIL 150	Theory, Evidence, and Understanding in Science H	3
PHIL 154	Philosophy of the Social Sciences	3
PHIL 160	Virtue, Value, and Happiness: An Introduction to Moral Theory H	3
PHIL 163	Practical Ethics: Moral Reasoning and How We Live H	3
PHIL 164	Morality and Business	3
PHIL 165	Bioethics H	3
PHIL 170	Liberty, Rights, and Responsibilities: Introduction to Social Ethics and Political Thought H	3
PHIL 180	Philosophy of Humor	3
PHIL 185	Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art H	3
PHIL 210	Wonder, Myth, and Reason: Introduction to Ancient Greek Science and Philosophy H	3
PHIL 211	Perspectives on Gender, Race, and Marginality in Ancient Greek Philosophy, Science, and Medicine	3
PHIL 213	Asian Philosophy	3
PHIL 215	Medieval Philosophy	3
PHIL 220	17th and 18th Century Western Philosophy H	3
PHIL 224	Existential Philosophy and the Meaning(lessness) of Life H	3
PHIL 230	Mind, Matter, and Metaphysics: the Philosophy of Experience and Reality H	3
PHIL 261	Ethics in Action	3
PHIL 266	Not All Fun and Games: Ethics of Sports H	3
PHIL 272	The Ethics of Peace, War, and Defense	3
PHIL 273	Justice, Rights, and the Common Good: Philosophical Perspectives on Social and Economic Issues	3
PHIL 274	Race, Racism, and Social Justice: African-American Political Philosophy H	3
PHIL 275	Moral and Philosophical Issues of Gender in Society H	3
PHIL 280	Morality, Law, and Justice: Issues in Legal Philosophy H	3
PHIL 282	Human Rights: Philosophical Interrogations	3
PHIL 285	Moral and Philosophical Issues in Education H	3
PHIL 330	Metaphysics	3
PHIL 335	Theory of Knowledge	3
PHIL 340	Philosophy of Mind	3
PHIL 351	Philosophy of Physics H	3
PHIL 354	Quantum Mechanics, Weirdness, and Reality	3
PHIL 360	Major Developments in Ethics: Historical and Philosophical Perspectives H	3
PHIL 362	Contemporary Ethical Theory H	3
PHIL 364	Ethics and Economics	3
PHIL 368	Living Things, Wilderness, and Ecosystems: An Introduction to Environmental Ethics	3
PHIL 370	Authority, Freedom, and Rights: Advanced Political Philosophy	3
PHIL 381	Philosophy and Film H	3
PHIL 384	Gateway to Philosophy, Politics, and Economics	3
PHIL 424	Kant's Practical Philosophy	3
PHIL 450	Philosophy of Natural Sciences	3
PHIL 460	History of Moral Philosophy	3
PHIL 462	Contemporary Moral Philosophy	3
PHIL 470	Political Philosophy from Hobbes to Rousseau	3
PHIL 474	Foundations of Modern Political Philosophy	3
PHIL 476	Recent Developments in Political Philosophy	3
PHIL 480	Philosophy of Law	3
PHYS 354	Quantum Mechanics, Weirdness, and Reality	3
PLCY 71	First-Year Seminar: Justice and Inequality	3
PLCY 340	Justice in Public Policy H	3
PLCY 364	Ethics and Economics	3
PLCY 570	Health and Human Rights	3
POLI 52	First-Year Seminar: Friendship in Political Thought H	3
POLI 75	First-Year Seminar: Thinking about Law	3
POLI 265	Feminism and Political Theory	3
POLI 270	Classical Political Thought H	3
POLI 271	Modern Political Thought H	3
POLI 272	The Ethics of Peace, War, and Defense	3
POLI 276	Major Issues in Political Theory H	3
POLI 280	American Political Thought H	3
POLI 384	Gateway to Philosophy, Politics, and Economics	3
POLI 432	Tolerance in Liberal States	3
POLI 470	Social and Political Philosophy H	3
POLI 471	Contemporary Political Thought H	3
POLI 472	Problems of Modern Democratic Theory H	3
POLI 473	Politics and Literature	3
POLI 476	The Political Theory of the American Founding	3
POLI 477	Advanced Feminist Political Theory	3
PWAD 272	The Ethics of Peace, War, and Defense	3
PWAD 283	Freedom, Terror, and Identity: Modern Philosophy from Kant to Arendt	3
RELI 64	First-Year Seminar: Reintroducing Islam	3
RELI 65	First-Year Seminar: Myth, Philosophy, and Science in the Ancient World	3
RELI 66	First-Year Seminar: Buddhism in America: From the Buddha to the Beastie Boys	3
RELI 68	FYS: Charisma in Religion, Science, and Poetry Studies in the Entrepreneurial Imagination H	3
RELI 71	First-Year Seminar: Ethics and the Spirit of the New Capitalism	3
RELI 74	First-Year Seminar: Person, Time, and Religious Conduct H	3
RELI 75	First-Year Seminar: Sacrifice and Surrender	3
RELI 77	First-Year Seminar: Martyrs and Warriors: Religion and the Problem of Violence	3
RELI 79	First-Year Seminar: Human Animals in Religion and Ethics	3
RELI 85	First-Year Seminar: Sex, Marriage, and Family in Religion	3
RELI 102	World Religions	3
RELI 104	Introduction to the New Testament H	3
RELI 121	Introduction to Religion and Culture H	3
RELI 122	Introduction to Philosophical Approaches to Religion H	3
RELI 125	Heaven and Hell	3
RELI 126	Reason, Faith, and God: Philosophy of Western Religion H	3
RELI 127	The Claims of Science and Religion	3
RELI 134	Introduction to Religious Ethics H	3
RELI 135	Technology, the Self, and Ethical Problems	3
RELI 138	Religious Freedom	3
RELI 166	Ideals, Cultures, and Rituals of the University H	3
RELI 184	East Asian Religions	3
RELI 207	Jesus in the Early Christian Gospels	3
RELI 220	Religion and Medicine	3
RELI 222	Modern Western Religious Thought	3
RELI 224	Modern Jewish Thought H	3
RELI 226	Human Animals in Religion and Ethics	3
RELI 266	Medieval and Renaissance Christian Cultures	3
RELI 283	The Buddhist Tradition: India, Nepal, and Tibet	3
RELI 315	Religious Frauds: Lies, Forgeries, and Fake News	3
RELI 322	Theories of Religion H	3
RELI 325	Religion, Magic, and Science	3
RELI 338	Religion in American Law	3
RELI 365	Studies in Christian Theologies and Theologians	3
RELI 420	Post-Holocaust Ethics and Theology H	3
RELI 421	Religion and Science	3
RELI 424	Gender Theory and the Study of Religion	3
RELI 426	The Sacrifice of Abraham H	3
RELI 430	Dimensions of Evil	3
RELI 438	Religion, Nature, and Environment H	3
RELI 450	Sexuality in Jewish Tradition and History	3
RELI 474	Buddhist Meditation, Mindfulness, and Modernity	3
RELI 482	Sex, Gender, and Religion in South Asia	3
RELI 522	19th-Century Critiques of Religion	3
RELI 527	Religious Metaphor and Symbol	3
RELI 530	Genealogies of Religion	3
RELI 566	Islamic and Jewish Legal Literature	3
RELI 603	The Bible and Its Translation	3
RELI 609	Christianity and Greco-Roman Culture	3
RELI 617	Death and Afterlife in the Ancient World H	3
RELI 620	Feminism and Religion	3
SOCI 250	Sociological Theory	3
SOCI 273	Social and Economic Justice, Experiential Education	3
SOCI 274	Social and Economic Justice	3
WGST 215	Gender and Spirituality	3
WGST 265	Feminism and Political Theory	3
WGST 275	Moral and Philosophical Issues of Gender in Society H	3
WGST 402	Feminist Ways of Knowing	3
WGST 415	Queer Theory and Religion	3
WGST 424	Gender Theory and the Study of Religion	3
WGST 450	Sexuality in Jewish Tradition and History	3
WGST 477	Advanced Feminist Political Theory	3
WGST 482	Sex, Gender, and Religion in South Asia	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Literary Arts (LA)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AAAD 201	Introduction to African Literature	3
AAAD 238	African American Literature Survey	3
AAAD 388	Global Black Feminisms and Women's Apocalyptic Writing	3
AMST 62	First-Year Seminar: Mobility, Roads, NASCAR, and Southern Culture	3
AMST 201	Literary Approaches to American Studies	3
AMST 211	Approaches to Southern Studies: The Literary and Cultural Worlds of the American South	3
AMST 246	Indigenous Storytelling: Oral, Written, and Visual Literatures of Native America	3
AMST 252	Muslim American Literatures and Cultures	3
AMST 256	Anti-'50s: Voices of a Counter Decade	3
AMST 257	Melville: Culture and Criticism	3
AMST 258	Captivity and American Cultural Definition	3
AMST 290	Topics in American Studies	3
AMST 335	Defining America II H	3
AMST 338	Native American Novel	3
AMST 360	The Jewish Writer in American Life	3
AMST 365	Women and Detective Fiction: From Miss Violet Strange to Veronica Mars	3
AMST 440	American Indian Poetry	3
AMST 685	Literature of the Americas	3
ARAB 150	Introduction to Arab Cultures	3
ARAB 151	Arabic Literature through the Ages	3
ARAB 253	Contemporary Moroccan Literature	3
ARAB 407	Readings in Arabic I	3
ARAB 408	Readings in Arabic II	3
ARAB 434	Modern Arabic Literature in Translation	3
ASIA 52	First-Year Seminar: Food in Chinese Culture	3
ASIA 56	First-Year Seminar: Writing Women in Modern China H	3
ASIA 69	First-Year Seminar: Wars and Veterans: Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan	3
ASIA 71	First-Year Seminar: Asia in Iberian Converso Literature, 1500s-1650s	3
ASIA 72	First-Year Seminar: Transnational Korea: Literature, Film, and Popular Culture	3
ASIA 124	Iranian Post-1979 Cinema	3
ASIA 126	Introduction to Persian Literature	3
ASIA 127	Iranian Women Writers	3
ASIA 151	Literature and Society in Southeast Asia	3
ASIA 152	Survey of South Asian Cultural History	3
ASIA 163	Hindi-Urdu Poetry in Performance	3
ASIA 228	Contested Souls: Literature, the Arts, and Religious Identity in Modern India	3
ASIA 241	Asian Literature/Study Abroad Program	3-6
ASIA 256	Love in Classical Persian Poetry	3
ASIA 258	Iranian Prison Literature	3
ASIA 261	India through Western Eyes	3
ASIA 262	Nation, Film, and Novel in Modern India	3
ASIA 280	Hindu Gods and Goddesses H	3
ASIA 329	Middle East Women Writers	3
ASIA 332	The Story of Rama in India	3
ASIA 333	The Mahabharata: Remembered and Reimagined	3
ASIA 358	Religion and Tradition in Israeli Cinema, TV, and Literature	3
ASIA 359	Literary Diasporas of the Middle East	3
ASIA 360	Contemporary Asian American Literature and Theory	3
ASIA 380	Almost Despicable Heroines in Japanese and Western Literature	3
ASIA 382	The Story of Rama in Indian Culture--Experiential	3
ASIA 383	The Mahabharata: Remembered and Reimagined--Experiential	3
ASIA 427	Cold War Culture in East Asia: Transnational and Intermedial Connections	3
ASIA 431	Persian Sufi Literature	3
ASIA 442	Postcolonial Literature of the Middle East	3
ASIA 471	Gender and Sexuality in Middle Eastern Literature	3
ASIA 483	Cross-Currents in East-West Literature	3
ASIA 489	Animals in Japanese Religion	3
ASIA 522	The Beauty and the Power of the Classical Indian World	3
ASIA 584	The Qur'an as Literature	3
BCS 411	Introduction to South Slavic Literatures and Cultures	3
CHIN 252	Introduction to Chinese Culture through Narrative	3
CHIN 255	Bandit or Hero: Outlawry in Chinese Literature and Films	3
CHIN 464	The City in Modern Chinese Literature and Film	3
CHIN 551	Chinese Poetry in Translation	3
CHIN 552	Chinese Prose in Translation	3
CHIN 624	Chinese Internet Literature	3
CHIN 631	Writing Chinese (in) America: Advanced Studies of a Foreign Literature from United States Homeland	3
CLAS 51	First-Year Seminar: Greek Drama from Page to Stage H	3
CLAS 55	First-Year Seminar: Three Greek and Roman Epics H	3
CLAS 56	First-Year Seminar: Women and Men in Euripides	3
CLAS 57	First-Year Seminar: Dead and Deadly Women: Greek Tragic Heroines from Aeschylus to Eliot H	3
CLAS 58	First-Year Seminar: What's So Funny? Women and Comedy from Athens to Hollywood	3
CLAS 60	First-Year Seminar: Love, War, Death, and Family Life in Classical Myth H	3
CLAS 61	First-Year Seminar: Writing the Past H	3
CLAS 63	First-Year Seminar: The Politics of Persuasion in the Ancient and Modern Worlds	3
CLAS 65	First-Year Seminar: The City of Rome	3
CLAS 67	First-Year Seminar: Helen of Troy: From Homer to Hollywood	3
CLAS 121	The Greeks H	3
CLAS 131	Classical Mythology H	3
CLAS 133H	Epic and Tragedy	3
CLAS 240	Women in Greek Art and Literature H	3
CLAS 241	Women in Ancient Rome H	3
CLAS 243	Race and Ethnicity in the Ancient Mediterranean	3
CLAS 253	The Age of Pericles H	3
CLAS 257	The Age of Augustus H	3
CLAS 258	The Age of the Early Roman Empire	3
CLAS 259	Pagans and Christians in the Age of Constantine	3
CLAS 362	Greek Tragedy H	3
CLAS 363	Latin and Greek Lyric Poetry in Translation H	3
CLAS 364	The Classical Background of English Poetry H	3
CLAS 371	Cicero, Caesar, and the End of the Roman Republic	3
CLAS 409	Historical Literature Greek and Roman H	3
CMPL 120	Great Books I: Epic and Lyric Traditions	3
CMPL 121	Great Books I: Romancing the World H	3
CMPL 122	Great Books I: Visual Arts and Literature from Antiquity to 1750 H	3
CMPL 123	Great Books I: Politics and Literature from Antiquity to 1750	3
CMPL 124	Great Books I: Science and Literature from Antiquity to 1750	3
CMPL 130	Great Books II H	3
CMPL 131	Great Books II: Savage, Native, Stranger, Other	3
CMPL 132	Great Books II: Performance and Cultural Identity in the African Diaspora	3
CMPL 134	Great Books II: Travel and Identity H	3
CMPL 180	Race and Ethnicity in Hollywood Productions and Beyond	3
CMPL 198H	Literature in Eastern Europe	3
CMPL 220	Global Authors: Jane Austen H	3
CMPL 223	Global Authors: Cervantes	3
CMPL 225	Global Authors: The Worlds of Shakespeare	3
CMPL 230	Global Crusoe: The Desert-Island Idea in Film and Fiction	3
CMPL 232	Imagining the City in Modern Korea: Text, Image, Space	3
CMPL 237	Rebel, Lover, Martyr: Gender and Sexuality in North and South Korean Screen Cultures	3
CMPL 246	Body Politics in Modern Korean Literature H	3
CMPL 250	Approaches to Comparative Literature H	3
CMPL 251	Introduction to Literary Theory	3
CMPL 256	Love in Classical Persian Poetry	3
CMPL 258	Iranian Prison Literature	3
CMPL 261	India through Western Eyes	3
CMPL 275	Literature of Pilgrimage	3
CMPL 277	Myth, Fable, Novella: The Long History of the Short Story H	3
CMPL 279	Once Upon A Fairy Tale: Fairy Tales and Childhood, Then and Now	3
CMPL 282	Russian Literature in World Cinema	3
CMPL 359	Literary Diasporas of the Middle East	3
CMPL 364	The Classical Background of English Poetry H	3
CMPL 374	Modern Women Writers	3
CMPL 377	The World of the Beat Generation: Transcultural Connections	3
CMPL 380	Almost Despicable Heroines in Japanese and Western Literature	3
CMPL 383	Literature and Medicine H	3
CMPL 385	Modernist and Postmodernist Narrative	3
CMPL 386	Adolescence in 20th- and 21st-Century Literature	3
CMPL 442	Postcolonial Literature of the Middle East	3
CMPL 450	Major Works of 20th-Century Literary Theory	3
CMPL 452	The Middle Ages	3
CMPL 453	The Erotic Middle Ages	3
CMPL 456	The 18th-Century Novel	3
CMPL 460	Transnational Romanticism: Romantic Movements in Europe and the Americas	3
CMPL 462	Realism and Naturalism	3
CMPL 466	Modernism	3
CMPL 468	Aestheticism	3
CMPL 469	Milan Kundera and World Literature	3
CMPL 470	Concepts and Perspectives of the Tragic	3
CMPL 472	The Drama from Ibsen to Beckett	3
CMPL 473	Drama, Pageantry, and Spectacle in Medieval Europe	3
CMPL 477	Wicked Desire: Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita, on Page and Screen	3
CMPL 478	The Medieval Frame Tale: Chaucer, Boccaccio, and the Arabian Nights	3
CMPL 483	Cross-Currents in East-West Literature	3
CMPL 485	Approaches to 20th-Century Narrative	3
CMPL 487	Literature and the Arts of Love	3
CMPL 489	Empire and Diplomacy	3
CMPL 500	Advanced Seminar	3
CMPL 527	Cold War Culture in East Asia: Transnational and Intermedial Connections	3
CMPL 558	The Lives and Times of Medieval Corpses	3
CMPL 563	Studies in the Anglo-French Renaissance	3
CMPL 621	Arthurian Romance	3
CMPL 624	The Baroque	3
CMPL 685	Literature of the Americas	3
COMM 160	Introduction to Performance Studies H	3
COMM 263	Performing Literature H	3
COMM 466	Advanced Study in Performing Literature	3
CZCH 280	Closely Watched Trains: Czech Film and Literature	3
CZCH 411	Introduction to Czech Literature	3
CZCH 469	Milan Kundera and World Literature	3
DRAM 82	First-Year Seminar: All the World's a Stage: Drama as a Mirror of Society	3
DRAM 115	Perspectives in Drama H	3
DRAM 117	Perspectives in World Drama H	3
DRAM 215	Studies in Western Drama	3
DRAM 282	Theatre History and Literature II	3
DRAM 285	Modern British Drama H	3
DRAM 286	Modern Irish Drama	3
DRAM 289	Contemporary Irish Drama H	3
DRAM 297	African American Women in Theatre	3
DRAM 298	African Women in Theatre	3
DTCH 405	Topics in Dutch Culture: A Literary Survey	3
EDUC 518	Exploring Public Pedagogies through Popular Culture	3
EDUC 527	Screen Education: Representations of Education in Popular Culture	3
EDUC 567	Children's Literature in Elementary and Middle Schools	3
EDUC 574	Representations of Education in Documentaries	3
ENGL 52	First-Year Seminar: Computers and English Studies H	3
ENGL 53	First-Year Seminar: Slavery and Freedom in African American Literature and Film	3
ENGL 54	First-Year Seminar: The War to End All Wars? The First World War and the Modern World H	3
ENGL 55	First-Year Seminar: Reading and Writing Women's Lives H	3
ENGL 57	First-Year Seminar: Future Perfect: Science Fictions and Social Form H	3
ENGL 59	First-Year Seminar: Black Masculinity and Femininity	3
ENGL 63	First-Year Seminar: Banned Books H	3
ENGL 66	First-Year Seminar: Blake 2.0: William Blake in Popular Culture	3
ENGL 69	First-Year Seminar: Entrepreneurial on the Web	3
ENGL 70	First-Year Seminar: Courtly Love, Then and Now	3
ENGL 71	First-Year Seminar: Doctors and Patients H	3
ENGL 72	First-Year Seminar: Literature of 9/11	3
ENGL 73	First-Year Seminar: Literature of War from World War I to the 21st Century	3
ENGL 74	First-Year Seminar: Epic/Anti-Epic in Western Literature	3
ENGL 76H	First-Year Seminar: Biography: People and Places, Chapel Hill	3
ENGL 81	First-Year Seminar: Jane Eyre and Its Afterlives	3
ENGL 85	First-Year Seminar: Economic Saints and Villains H	3
ENGL 86	First-Year Seminar: The Cities of Modernism	3
ENGL 88	First Year Seminar: The Legacy of the Japanese American Internment: from WWII to 9/11	3
ENGL 118	Storytelling and Game Development	3
ENGL 120	British Literature, Medieval to 18th Century H	3
ENGL 121	British Literature, 19th and Early 20th Century H	3
ENGL 122	Introduction to American Literature H	3
ENGL 123	Introduction to Fiction H	3
ENGL 124	Contemporary Literature	3
ENGL 125	Introduction to Poetry	3
ENGL 126	Introduction to Drama	3
ENGL 127	Writing about Literature	3
ENGL 128	Major American Authors	3
ENGL 129	Literature and Cultural Diversity H	3
ENGL 130	Introduction to Fiction Writing	3
ENGL 131	Introduction to Poetry Writing	3
ENGL 132H	First-Year Honors: Introduction to Fiction Writing	3
ENGL 133H	First-Year Honors: Introduction to Poetry Writing	3
ENGL 134H	First-Year Honors: Women's Lives	3
ENGL 135H	First-Year Honors: Types of Literature	3
ENGL 137	Literature in a Digital Age: Books, E-books, and the Literary Marketplace	3
ENGL 138	Introduction to Creative Nonfiction	3
ENGL 140	Introduction to Gay and Lesbian Culture and Literature	3
ENGL 141	World Literatures in English	3
ENGL 144	Popular Genres	3
ENGL 146	Science Fiction/Fantasy/Utopia	3
ENGL 147	Mystery Fiction	3
ENGL 148	Horror	3
ENGL 149	Digital and Multimedia Composition	3
ENGL 150	Introductory Seminar in Literary Studies	3
ENGL 151	Nineteenth-Century American Literature	3
ENGL 152	Twentieth-Century American Literature	3
ENGL 153	Sex, Gender, and Sexuality in the Premodern World	3
ENGL 154	Race and Racism in the Premodern World	3
ENGL 155	The Visual and Graphic Narrative	3
ENGL 158	Postcolonial Literature H	3
ENGL 161	Literature of War from World War I to the 21st Century	3
ENGL 164	Introduction to Latina/o Studies H	3
ENGL 191	Introduction to Literary Studies	3
ENGL 206	Intermediate Fiction Writing	3
ENGL 207	Intermediate Poetry Writing	3
ENGL 208	Reading and Writing Creative Nonfiction	3
ENGL 218	American Poetry H	3
ENGL 219	The American Novel H	3
ENGL 220	American Literature, Before 1900 H	3
ENGL 221	American Literature, 1900-2000 H	3
ENGL 223	Chaucer H	3
ENGL 224	Survey of Medieval English Literature, excluding Chaucer H	3
ENGL 225	Shakespeare H	3
ENGL 226	Renaissance Drama H	3
ENGL 227	Literature of the Earlier Renaissance H	3
ENGL 228	Literature of the Later Renaissance H	3
ENGL 230	Milton H	3
ENGL 232	English Literature, 1832-1890 H	3
ENGL 233	Contemporary Approaches to 18th-Century Literature and Culture H	3
ENGL 234	The British Novel from 1870 to World War II H	3
ENGL 235	Studies in Jane Austen	3
ENGL 236	18th-Century Fiction H	3
ENGL 237	18th-Century Drama H	3
ENGL 238	19th-Century British Novel H	3
ENGL 239	20th-Century British and American Poetry H	3
ENGL 240	Caribbean Literature	3
ENGL 241	Studies in Oscar Wilde	3
ENGL 242	Victorian Literature--Contemporary Issues	3
ENGL 249	Romantic Literature--Contemporary Issues H	3
ENGL 250	Faulkner	3
ENGL 261	An Introduction to Literary Criticism H	3
ENGL 263	Literature and Gender H	3
ENGL 265	Literature and Race, Literature and Ethnicity H	3
ENGL 266	Science and Literature H	3
ENGL 267	Growing Up Latina/o	3
ENGL 268	Medicine, Literature, and Culture H	3
ENGL 270	Studies in Asian American Literature	3
ENGL 271	Mixed-Race America: Race in Contemporary American Literature and Culture	3
ENGL 272	Studies in African American Authors	3
ENGL 274	Drama: PlayMakers Current Season	3
ENGL 278	Irish Writing, 1800-2000	3
ENGL 279	Migration and Globalization	3
ENGL 282	Travel Literature H	3
ENGL 283	Life Writing H	3
ENGL 284	Reading Children's Literature	3
ENGL 288	Literary Modernism	3
ENGL 289	Jewish American Literature and Culture of the 20th Century	3
ENGL 291	Picture Books	3
ENGL 292	Youth in Culture	3
ENGL 295	Undergraduate Research Seminar H	3
ENGL 301	Professional Writing in the Arts	3
ENGL 306	Playwriting	3
ENGL 307	Studies in Fiction and Poetry: Stylistics	3
ENGL 310	Fairy Tales	3
ENGL 317	Writing and Social Networks	3
ENGL 318	Multimedia Composition H	3
ENGL 325	Shakespeare and His Contemporaries H	3
ENGL 327	Renaissance Literature and Its Intellectual Contexts	3
ENGL 329	Medieval Feminisms	3
ENGL 330	Perspectives on the Renaissance	3
ENGL 331	18th-Century Literature H	3
ENGL 337	The Romantic Revolution in the Arts H	3
ENGL 356	British and American Fiction since World War II H	3
ENGL 357	20th-Century British Literature and Culture	3
ENGL 359	Latina Feminisms	3
ENGL 360	Contemporary Asian American Literature and Theory	3
ENGL 361	Asian American Women's Writing	3
ENGL 362	Asian American Literature and History H	3
ENGL 363	Feminist Literary Theory H	3
ENGL 365H	Migration and Globalization	3
ENGL 367	African American Literature to 1930 H	3
ENGL 368	African American Literature, 1930-1970 H	3
ENGL 369	African American Literature, 1970 to the Present H	3
ENGL 370	Race, Health, and Narrative H	3
ENGL 371	The Place of Asian Americans in Southern Literature H	3
ENGL 373	Southern American Literature H	3
ENGL 374	Southern Women Writers	3
ENGL 377	Introduction to the Celtic Cultures	3
ENGL 382	Literature and Media H	3
ENGL 385	Literature and Law	3
ENGL 386	Gender, Sexuality, and the South Asian Diaspora	3
ENGL 387	Canadian Literature	3
ENGL 388	Modernism: Movements and Moments	3
ENGL 390	Studies in Literary Topics	3
ENGL 406	Advanced Fiction Writing	3
ENGL 407	Advanced Poetry Writing	3
ENGL 430	Renaissance Literature--Contemporary Issues	3
ENGL 437	Chief British Romantic Writers H	3
ENGL 443	American Literature before 1860--Contemporary Issues H	3
ENGL 444	American Literature, 1860-1900--Contemporary Issues H	3
ENGL 445	American Literature, 1900-2000--Contemporary Issues H	3
ENGL 446	American Women Authors H	3
ENGL 447	Memory and Literature	3
ENGL 466	Literary Theory--Contemporary Issues H	3
ENGL 467	Educating Latinas/os: Preparing SLI Mentors	3
ENGL 472	African American Literature--Contemporary Issues H	3
ENGL 475	Southern Literature--Contemporary Issues	3
ENGL 480	Digital Humanities History and Methods	3
ENGL 489	Science, Medicine, and Cultural Studies--Contemporary Issues H	3
ENGL 490	Creative Writing: Special Topics	3
ENGL 564	Interdisciplinary Approaches to Literature	3
ENGL 619	Survey of Old and Middle English Literature	3
ENGL 620	Introduction to Old English Language and Literature	3
ENGL 621	Arthurian Romance	3
ENGL 630	Shakespeare and His Contemporaries	3
ENGL 638	19th-Century Women Writers	3
ENGL 659	War in 20th-Century Literature H	3
ENGL 662	History of Literary Criticism	3
ENGL 670	Being and Race in African American Literature	3
ENGL 674	Digital Literature	3
ENGL 675	Teaching Online	3
ENGL 676	Digital Editing and Curation	3
ENGL 685	Literature of the Americas	3
ENGL 695	Research Seminar	3
EURO 486	Exploration of Russian "Women's Prose" and Svetlana Alexievich (Nobel Prize in Literature 2015)	3
FOLK 310	Fairy Tales	3
FOLK 502	Myths and Epics of the Ancient Near East H	3
FREN 260	Literature and the French-Speaking World H	3
FREN 262	Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in the French-Speaking World	3
FREN 280	French "Discoveries" of the Americas in Translation	3
FREN 286	Food for Thought: The Culture of Cuisine in Modern France	3
FREN 330	Approaches to French and Francophone Studies	3
FREN 370	French and Francophone Studies to 1789	3
FREN 372	French and Francophone Studies since 1789	3
FREN 376	Identity and Nationhood in Québécois Literature	3
FREN 383	Franco-Asian Encounters	3
FREN 387	Paris/Versailles: The Court and the City in the 17th Century	3
FREN 554	Writing the Mediterranean	3
FREN 563	Studies in the Anglo-French Renaissance	3
GERM 211	Concepts in Medieval Culture	3
GERM 220	Women in the Middle Ages	3
GERM 249	German Literature in Translation	3
GERM 279	Once Upon A Fairy Tale: Fairy Tales and Childhood, Then and Now	3
GERM 284	Translations and Adaptations of German Pop Literature	3
GERM 285	Contemporary German Literature in Translation	3
GERM 290	Topics in German Studies	3
GERM 303	German Literature and Culture	3
GERM 310	Höfische Kultur/Courtly Culture	3
GERM 325	Fools and Laughter in Early Modern German Literature	3
GERM 330	The Age of Goethe	3
GERM 349	Vienna-Munich-Berlin: Revolutions in German Art c. 1900	3
GERM 350	Modern German Literature	3
GERM 371	The German Novella	3
GERM 372	German Drama	3
GERM 379	German-Language Swiss Literature and Culture	3
GERM 380	Austrian Literature	3
GERM 381	Berlin: Mapping a (Post) Modern Metropolis	3
GERM 382	Representations of Violence and Terrorism in Contemporary German Literature and Film	3
GERM 385	Schein/Sein: Turkish German Culture, 1964 to Today	3
GERM 386	Germany Goes East: Contemporary German Literature by Eastern European Immigrants	3
GERM 390	Topics in German Studies	3
GERM 450	Nietzsche, Hesse, and Mann	3
GREK 221	Advanced Greek I	3
GREK 222	Advanced Greek II	3
GREK 351	Classical Greek Prose	3
GREK 352	Greek Poetry	3
GSLL 50	First-Year Seminar: Literary Fantasy and Historical Reality	3
GSLL 52	First-Year Seminar: Nature and Death: Ecological Crises in German Literature and Film	3
GSLL 54	First-Year Seminar: Once upon a Fairy Tale: Fairy Tales and Childhood, Then and Now	3
GSLL 65	First-Year Seminar: German Heroes? Knights, Tricksters, and Magicians	3
GSLL 70	First-Year Seminar: Teenage Kicks: Race, Class, and Gender in Postwar Youth Cultures	3
GSLL 75	First-Year Seminar: The Book of Books: Literature and the Bible	3
GSLL 80	Not Just Dogs: Animals in Russian Literature	3
GSLL 81	First-Year Seminar: Metaphor and the Body	3
GSLL 82	First-Year Seminar: Doctor Stories	3
GSLL 83	First-Year Seminar: We, Robots: Identifying with our Automated Others in Fiction and Film	3
GSLL 84	First-Year Seminar: Terror for the People: Terrorism in Russian Literature and History	3
GSLL 85	First-Year Seminar: Children and War	3
GSLL 87	First-Year Seminar: Literature Confronting Totalitarianism	3
GSLL 88H	First-Year Seminar: Gender and Fiction in Central and Eastern Europe	3
GSLL 212	Game of Thrones" and the Worlds of the European Middle Ages	3
GSLL 225	Popular and Pious: Early Modern Jewish Literature	3
GSLL 252	South Africa in Literary Perspective	3
GSLL 260	From Berlin to Budapest: Literature, Film, and Culture of Central Europe	3
GSLL 268	Cultural Trends in Post-Communist Central Europe: Search for Identity, Importance of Jewish Voices	3
GSLL 277	The Moon in Song, Story, and Science: Mentored Research Projects in Cultural History	3
GSLL 287	Into the Streets: 1968 and Dissent in Central Europe	3
GSLL 465	Literature of Atrocity: The Gulag and the Holocaust in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe	3
GSLL 475	Magical Realism: Central European Literature in a Global Context	3
GSLL 481	Grand Hotels and Empty Fields: Inventing Central Europe through Culture	3
HNUR 305	Advanced Hindi-Urdu I	3
HNUR 306	Advanced Hindi-Urdu II	3
HNUR 410	Seminar on the Urdu-Hindi Ghazal	3
HNUR 592	Religious Conflict and Literature in India	3
HUNG 411	Introduction to Hungarian Literature	3
ITAL 240	Dante in English Translation	3
ITAL 241	The Renaissance Mind	3
ITAL 242	Italy and Modernity	3
ITAL 250	Italian Fascism: Between History, Fiction, and Film	3
ITAL 340	Italian America in Literature and Film	3
ITAL 345	Italian Women Writers	3
ITAL 346	Women Writers in Early Modern Italy	3
ITAL 370	Masterpieces of Italian Literature and Culture I	3
ITAL 371	Masterpieces of Italian Literature and Culture II	3
ITAL 382	The Modern Italian Novel	3
JAPN 160	Introduction to Japanese Literature in Translation	3
JAPN 375	The Culture of Modern, Imperial Japan, 1900-1945	3
JAPN 417	Japanese Culture through Film and Literature	3
JWST 212	Classical Hebrew II: A Linguistic Introduction to the Hebrew Bible	3
JWST 225	Popular and Pious: Early Modern Jewish Literature	3
JWST 268	Cultural Trends in Post-Communist Central Europe: Search for Identity, Importance of Jewish Voices	3
JWST 289	Jewish American Literature and Culture of the 20th Century	3
JWST 360	The Jewish Writer in American Life	3
JWST 412	From Communism to Capitalism: 20th- and 21st-Century Polish Literature and Culture	3
JWST 464	Imagined Jews: Jewish Themes in Polish and Russian Literature	3
JWST 465	Literature of Atrocity: The Gulag and the Holocaust in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe	3
JWST 469	Coming to America: The Slavic Immigrant Experience in Literature	3
JWST 480	Russian-Soviet Jewish Culture: Lofty Dreams and Stark Realities H	3
JWST 602	What Is Scripture? Formations of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Canon	3
KOR 232	Imagining the City in Modern Korea: Text, Image, Space	3
KOR 237	Rebel, Lover, Martyr: Gender and Sexuality in North and South Korean Screen Cultures	3
KOR 346	Body Politics in Modern Korean Literature H	3
LATN 221	Vergil	3
LATN 222	Cicero: The Man and His Times	3
LATN 223	Ovid	3
LATN 332	Roman Comedy	3
LATN 333	Lyric Poetry	3
LATN 334	Augustan Poetry	3
LATN 335	Roman Elegy	3
LATN 351	Lucretius	3
LATN 352	Petronius and the Age of Nero	3
LATN 353	Satire (Horace and Juvenal)	3
LATN 354	Tacitus and Pliny's Letters	3
MUSC 52	First-Year Seminar: Building a Nation: The Stage Musicals of Rodgers and Hammerstein, 1942-1949	3
MUSC 55H	First-Year Seminar: A Love Affair in Renaissance Drama and Music	3
MUSC 57	First-Year Seminar: Music and Drama: Verdi's Operas and Italian Romanticism	3
MUSC 60H	First-Year Seminar: American Literature and Its Music	3
PLSH 411	19th-Century Polish Literature and Culture	3
PLSH 412	From Communism to Capitalism: 20th- and 21st-Century Polish Literature and Culture	3
PORT 370	Modern Brazil through Literature and Film in Translation	3
PORT 375	Portuguese and Brazilian Fiction in Translation	3
PORT 382	Women Writers: Brazil and Beyond	3
PORT 385	Verbal Art, Identities, and Nation in Portuguese-Speaking Africa	3
PORT 387	Brazilian Religious Movements through Film and Literature	3
PWAD 69	First-Year Seminar: Wars and Veterans: Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan	3
PWAD 161	Literature of War from World War I to the 21st Century	3
PWAD 427	Cold War Culture in East Asia: Transnational and Intermedial Connections	3
PWAD 465	Literature of Atrocity: The Gulag and the Holocaust in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe	3
PWAD 475	Literature of Russian Terrorism: Arson, Bombs, Mayhem	3
PWAD 489	Empire and Diplomacy	3
PWAD 659	War in 20th-Century Literature H	3
RELI 73	First-Year Seminar: From Dragons to Pokemon: Animals in Japanese Myth, Folklore, and Religion H	3
RELI 78	First-Year Seminar: Reading the Bible: Now and Then	3
RELI 88	First-Year Seminar: Religion and Society in Historical Novels	3
RELI 201	Ancient Biblical Interpretation H	3
RELI 212	Classical Hebrew II: A Linguistic Introduction to the Hebrew Bible	3
RELI 240	Religion, Literature, and the Arts in America H	3
RELI 280	Hindu Gods and Goddesses H	3
RELI 382	The Story of Rama in Indian Culture--Experiential	3
RELI 383	The Mahabharata: Remembered and Reimagined--Experiential	3
RELI 385	Modern Muslims and the Qur'an	3
RELI 480	Modern Muslim Literatures	3
RELI 489	Animals in Japanese Religion	3
RELI 502	Myths and Epics of the Ancient Near East H	3
RELI 515	Cultural History of New Testament Texts	3
RELI 584	The Qur'an as Literature	3
RELI 592	Religious Conflict and Literature in India	3
RELI 602	What Is Scripture? Formations of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Canon	3
ROML 54	First-Year Seminar: Issues in Francophone Literature	3
ROML 55	First-Year Seminar: Writing with an Accent: Latino Literature and Culture H	3
ROML 56	First-Year Seminar: Italians in Search of Harmony	3
ROML 58	First-Year Seminar: Mexican Women across Borders and Genres	3
ROML 71	First-Year Seminar: Asia in Iberian Converso Literature, 1500s-1650s	3
RUSS 270	Crimes and Punishments: Russian Literature of the 19th Century	3
RUSS 274	Russian Literature from the Revolution to Today	3
RUSS 275	Russian Fairy Tale	3
RUSS 276	Mystery and Suspense in Russian Literature	3
RUSS 277	Love, Sex, and Marriage in Soviet Culture	3
RUSS 278	Russian and Soviet Science Fiction	3
RUSS 279	Sunstrokes in Dark Alleys: Russian Short Stories	3
RUSS 282	Russian Literature in World Cinema	3
RUSS 415	Introduction to Russian Literature	3
RUSS 445	19th Century Russian Literature and Culture	3
RUSS 450	The Russian Absurd: Text, Stage, Screen	3
RUSS 455	20th-Century Russian Literature and Culture	3
RUSS 463	Russian Drama: From Classicism to Modernism	3
RUSS 464	Dostoevsky	3
RUSS 465	Chekhov	3
RUSS 469	Bulgakov	3
RUSS 471	Gogol	3
RUSS 475	Literature of Russian Terrorism: Arson, Bombs, Mayhem	3
RUSS 477	Wicked Desire: Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita, on Page and Screen	3
RUSS 479	Tolstoy	3
RUSS 480	Russian-Soviet Jewish Culture: Lofty Dreams and Stark Realities H	3
RUSS 486	Exploration of Russian "Women's Prose" and Svetlana Alexievich (Nobel Prize in Literature 2015)	3
RUSS 513	Russian Culture in Transition I	3
RUSS 514	Russian Culture in Transition II	3
SLAV 86	First-Year Seminar: Literature and Madness	3
SLAV 248	Childhood and Adolescence in Slavic Literature H	3
SLAV 250	Introduction to Non-Russian Slavic/East European Culture	3
SLAV 464	Imagined Jews: Jewish Themes in Polish and Russian Literature	3
SLAV 469	Coming to America: The Slavic Immigrant Experience in Literature	3
SLAV 470	20th-Century Russian and Polish Theater	3
SPAN 252	Argentine Jewish Culture	3
SPAN 270	Contemporary Spanish American Prose Fiction in Translation	3
SPAN 280	Cervantes in English Translation	3
SPAN 301	Introduction to Literary and Cultural Analysis H	3
SPAN 302	Literary and Cultural Analysis for Heritage Learners	3
SPAN 371	Studies in Spanish Literature	3
SPAN 373	Studies in Latin American Literature	3
SPAN 374	Mesoamerica through Its Native Literatures	3
SPAN 379	Aesthetics of Violence in Latina/o American Fiction	3
SPAN 386	Literature and Politics in Central America	3
SPAN 387	Eroticism in Contemporary Latin American Literature	3
SPAN 388	Narratives of the Mexican Revolution	3
SPAN 625	Indigenous Literatures and Cultures of the Américas	3
WGST 56	First-Year Seminar: Writing Women in Modern China H	3
WGST 64	Plantation Lullabies: Literature by and about African American Women	3
WGST 66	First-Year Seminar: Growing Up Girl, Globally	3
WGST 127	Iranian Women Writers	3
WGST 140	Introduction to Gay and Lesbian Culture and Literature	3
WGST 211	Introduction to Latina Feminisms: Literature, Theory, and Activism	3
WGST 220	Women in the Middle Ages	3
WGST 233	Introduction to Latina Literature	3
WGST 237	Rebel, Lover, Martyr: Gender and Sexuality in North and South Korean Screen Cultures	3
WGST 240	Women in Greek Art and Literature H	3
WGST 241	Women in Ancient Rome H	3
WGST 263	Literature and Gender H	3
WGST 329	Middle East Women Writers	3
WGST 350	Spitting in the Wind: "American" Women, Art, and Activism	3
WGST 352	Rahtid Rebel Women: An Introduction to Caribbean Women	3
WGST 361	Asian American Women's Writing	3
WGST 363	Feminist Literary Theory H	3
WGST 373	Modern Women Writers	3
WGST 374	Southern Women Writers	3
WGST 380	Almost Despicable Heroines in Japanese and Western Literature	3
WGST 446	American Women Authors H	3
WGST 465	Gender, (Im)migration, and Labor in Latina Literature	3
WGST 471	Gender and Sexuality in Middle Eastern Literature	3
WGST 486	Exploration of Russian "Women's Prose" and Svetlana Alexievich (Nobel Prize in Literature 2015)	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Visual and Performing Arts (VP)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AAAD 51	First-Year Seminar: Masquerades of Blackness	3
AAAD 53	First-Year Seminar: Experimentalism in Global Black Music and Performance Arts	3
AAAD 202	African Film and Performance	3
AAAD 211	African Art and Culture	3
AAAD 237	African American Art Survey	3
AAAD 250	The African American in Motion Pictures: 1900 to the Present	3
AAAD 259	Black Influences on Popular Culture	3
AAAD 261	Afro-Cuban Dance: History, Theory, and Practice	3
AAAD 282	Afropessimism in American and European Film	3
AAAD 303	Islamic Cultures in Contemporary Africa	3
AAAD 318	Politics of Art in Africa	3
AAAD 319	Africa and Masks	3
AAAD 320	Music of Africa	3
AAAD 330	20th-Century African American Art	3
AAAD 340	Diaspora Art and Cultural Politics	3
AAAD 356	The History of Hip-Hop Culture	3
AAAD 449	Black Women in Cinema: From the Early 1900s to the Present	3
AAAD 486	Africa in the American Imagination H	3
AMST 59	First-Year Seminar: American Indian Art in the 20th Century	3
AMST 268	American Cinema and American Culture	3
AMST 284	Visual Culture	3
AMST 325	Encountering Art in the Unexpected: Borderlands and Story in Contemporary American Visual Art	3
AMST 330	del norte a norte: An American Songbook	3
AMST 336	Native Americans in Film	3
AMST 340	American Indian Art and Material Culture through Interdisciplinary Perspectives	3
AMST 371	LGTBQ Film and Fiction from 1950 to the Present	3
AMST 439	Meaning and Makers: Indigenous Artists and the Marketplace	3
AMST 483	Seeing the USA: Visual Arts and American Culture	3
AMST 485	Folk, Self-Taught, Vernacular, and Outsider Arts	3
AMST 487	Early American Architecture and Material Life	3
AMST 488	No Place like Home: Material Culture of the American South	3
AMST 489	Writing Material Culture	3
AMST 498	Advanced Seminar in American Studies	3
ANTH 77	First-Year Seminar: Windows of Mystery and Wonder: Exploring Self-Taught Art	3
ANTH 123	Habitat and Humanity	3
ANTH 300	Hip Hop Roots: The Politics and Passions of Black Oral Poetry H	3
ANTH 334	Art, Nature, and Religion: Cross-Cultural Perspectives	3
ANTH 343	Africa and Masks	3
ANTH 356	Artisans and Global Culture: Economic, Historical, Experiential, and Cross-Cultural Dimensions H	3
ANTH 477	Visual Anthropology	3
ANTH 586	The Gardens, Shrines, and Temples of Japan	3
APPL 110	Introduction to Design and Making: Developing Your Personal Design Potential	3
ARAB 337	Borders and Walls in the Arab World	3
ARAB 453	Film, Nation, and Identity in the Arab World	3
ARTH 51	First-Year Seminar: Cathedrals, Abbeys, Castles: Gothic Art and Architecture (c. 1130-1450)	3
ARTH 53	First-Year Seminar: Art and the Body	3
ARTH 54	First-Year Seminar: Art, War, and Revolution H	3
ARTH 55	First-Year Seminar: Art, Gender, and Power in Early Modern Europe H	3
ARTH 61	First-Year Seminar: African American Art of the Carolinas	3
ARTH 64	First-Year Seminar: Picturing Nature	3
ARTH 66	First-Year Seminar: Art, Money, and the Market	3
ARTH 77	First-Year Seminar: Seeing the Past	3
ARTH 79	First-Year Seminar: Meaning and the Visual Arts H	3
ARTH 84	First-Year Seminar: Society of the Spectacle: Impressionism and Post-Impressionism	3
ARTH 85	First-Year Seminar: Art and Technology	3
ARTH 111	Art and Death	3
ARTH 112	The Art of Animals: Africa and Beyond	3
ARTH 113	Art and Sports in the Americas	3
ARTH 150	World Art H	3
ARTH 151	History of Western Art I H	3
ARTH 152	History of Western Art II H	3
ARTH 153	Introduction to South Asian Art	3
ARTH 155	African Art Survey	3
ARTH 156	Introduction to Architecture H	3
ARTH 157	Introduction to Latin American Visual Culture	3
ARTH 159	The Film Experience: Introduction to the Visual Study of Film	3
ARTH 160	Introduction to the Art and Architecture of Pre-Hispanic Mesoamerica H	3
ARTH 161	Introduction to American Art	3
ARTH 200	Art and Fashion from Rome to Timbuktu	3
ARTH 201	Making Material Histories: A Makerspace Course	3
ARTH 247	Roman Archaeology	3
ARTH 250	Objects, Museums, and Meanings H	3
ARTH 254	Women in the Visual Arts I	3
ARTH 255	African Art and Culture	3
ARTH 262	Art of Classical Greece	3
ARTH 263	Roman Art	3
ARTH 264	Medieval Art in Western Europe	3
ARTH 268	Hellenistic Art and Archaeology (350-31 BCE)	3
ARTH 269	Cathedrals, Abbeys, Castles: Gothic Art and Architecture (c. 1130-1450)	3
ARTH 270	Early Renaissance Art in Italy	3
ARTH 271	High Renaissance Art in Italy	3
ARTH 274	European Baroque Art	3
ARTH 275	18th-Century Art	3
ARTH 277	Art and Architecture of Viceregal Latin America	3
ARTH 279	The Arts in England, 1450-1650 H	3
ARTH 280	Picture That: History of Photography from Tintypes to Instagram	3
ARTH 281	Art of Exchange and Exploration: Early America and the Globe	3
ARTH 282	Modernism I: Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism	3
ARTH 283	Picturing Paris: 1800-2000	3
ARTH 284	Modernism II: 1905-1960	3
ARTH 285	Art Since 1960 H	3
ARTH 287	African American Art Survey	3
ARTH 288	19th-Century American Art	3
ARTH 289	Art in the United States, 1890-1945: American Modernisms	3
ARTH 291	Art, Culture, and Power in Africa	3
ARTH 293	Art History Practicum	3
ARTH 294	Arts of Southern Africa	3
ARTH 297	Clothing and Textiles in Africa	3
ARTH 299	Arts of West Africa	3
ARTH 301	Irish Art and Architecture: Ériu/Éire in the Early Medieval Period	3
ARTH 302	Fashioning Identities	3
ARTH 303	Art and Colonialism: France in Africa/Africa in France	3
ARTH 304	Islam and African Art	3
ARTH 352	Religious Architecture and Visual Culture in Latin America	3
ARTH 353	Africa and Masks	3
ARTH 360	The Art of Dying Well: Death and Commemoration in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Times	3
ARTH 361	Saints in Medieval Art	3
ARTH 362	Early Christian Art and Modern Responses	3
ARTH 365	Late Medieval Art	3
ARTH 368	The Renaissance Portrait	3
ARTH 369	European Art and Sexuality	3
ARTH 370	Visual Art in the Age of Revolution	3
ARTH 383	Modern Architecture	3
ARTH 385	Pop Art and Its Legacy	3
ARTH 387	20th-Century African American Art	3
ARTH 391	Undergraduate Research Seminar	3
ARTH 400	German and Netherlandish Renaissance	3
ARTH 445	The Mexican Mural Renaissance, 1921-1945	3
ARTH 450	The City as Monument H	3
ARTH 452	Brazilian Modernism	3
ARTH 453	Africa in the American Imagination H	3
ARTH 454	Cathedrals, Abbeys, Castles: Gothic Art and Architecture, ca.1130-1500	3
ARTH 455	City, Architecture, Art: Nuremberg as a European Artistic Center,1300-1600	3
ARTH 465	Architecture of Etruria and Rome	3
ARTH 470	The Moving Image in the Middle Ages	3
ARTH 473	Early Modern and Modern Decorative Arts	3
ARTH 474	Roman Sculpture	3
ARTH 475	Icons and Idols: Debates in Medieval Art	3
ARTH 476	Roman Painting	3
ARTH 482	Art and Archaeology of Achaemenid Persia	3
ARTH 483	Art, Politics, and Society in France, 1850-1914	3
ARTH 485	Art of the Harlem Renaissance	3
ARTH 551	Introduction to Museum Studies	3
ARTH 556	Visual Cultures of the American City, 1750-1950	3
ARTH 557	Art and Money	3
ARTH 588	Current Issues in Art	3
ARTH 595	Experience in Research	1-3
ARTS 50	First-Year Seminar: The Artistic Temperament H	3
ARTS 59	First-Year Seminar: Time, A Doorway to Visual Expression	3
ARTS 75	First-Year Seminar: Stories in Sight: The Narrative Image	3
ARTS 78	First-Year Seminar: The Visual Culture of Photography	3
ARTS 82	First-Year Seminar: Please Save This: Exploring Personal Histories through Visual Language	3
ARTS 102	Two-Dimensional Design	3
ARTS 103	Sculpture I	3
ARTS 104	Drawing I	3
ARTS 105	Photography I H	3
ARTS 106	Video I	3
ARTS 115	Darkroom Photography I	3
ARTS 116	Introduction to Web Media	3
ARTS 132	Collage: Strategies for Thinking and Making	3
ARTS 202	Painting I	3
ARTS 205	Photography II	3
ARTS 206	Video II	3
ARTS 208	Print I	3
ARTS 209	2D Animation	3
ARTS 213	Ceramic I	3
ARTS 214	Life Drawing	3
ARTS 215	Darkroom Photography II	3
ARTS 221	Color: Theory and Concept	3
ARTS 222	New Technologies and Narrative Painting	3
ARTS 233	Wood Sculpture	3
ARTS 238	Screen Printing	3
ARTS 243	Metal Sculpture	3
ARTS 313	Ceramic II	3
ARTS 322	Narrative Painting	3
ARTS 324	Drawing II	3
ARTS 343	MAKE: Art in the (New) Age	3
ARTS 353	Phantasmagoria: Haunted Art, History, and Installation	3
ARTS 355	The Practice of Representation: Portraiture in Photography	3
ARTS 358	Letterpress	3
ARTS 364	The Walking Seminar: A Territorial Investigation	3
ARTS 368	Print II	3
ARTS 391	Theory, History, and Practice of Contemporary Curating	3
ARTS 409	Art and Science: Merging Printmaking and Biology H	3
ARTS 428	Book Art	3
ARTS 458	Photo Printmaking	3
ARTS 499	Senior Projects	3
ARTS 500	Senior Seminar	3
ARTS 637	Social Practice and Performance Art	3
ASIA 57	First-Year Seminar: Dis-Orienting the Orient	3
ASIA 59	First-Year Seminar: Media Masala: Popular Music, TV, and the Internet in Modern India and Pakistan	3
ASIA 61	First-Year Seminar: India through the Lens of Master Filmmakers	3
ASIA 153	Introduction to South Asian Art	3
ASIA 164	Music of South Asia	3
ASIA 231	Bollywood Cinema	3
ASIA 235	Israeli Cinema: Gender, Nation, and Ethnicity H	3
ASIA 242	Asian Fine Arts/Study Abroad Program	3-6
ASIA 252	Popular Culture in Modern Southeast Asia	3
ASIA 255	The Feast in Film, Fiction, and Philosophy H	3
ASIA 379	Cowboys, Samurai, and Rebels in Film and Fiction H	3
ASIA 386	Dance and Embodied Knowledge in the Indian Context	3
ASIA 435	The Cinemas of the Middle East and North Africa	3
ASIA 586	The Gardens, Shrines, and Temples of Japan	3
CHIN 242	Chinese Qin Music	3
CHIN 244	Introduction to Modern Chinese Culture through Cinema	3
CHIN 354	Chinese Culture through Calligraphy	3
CHIN 361	Chinese Traditional Theater	3
CHIN 367	Illustration and the Animation of Text	3
CHIN 562	Contemporary Chinese Urban Culture and Arts	3
CLAR 50	First-Year Seminar: Art in the Ancient City H	3
CLAR 200	Art and Fashion from Rome to Timbuktu	3
CLAR 246	History of Early Christian and Byzantine Art	3
CLAR 247	Roman Archaeology	3
CLAR 262	Art of Classical Greece	3
CLAR 263	Roman Art	3
CLAR 268	Hellenistic Art and Archaeology (350-31 BCE)	3
CLAR 465	Architecture of Etruria and Rome	3
CLAR 474	Roman Sculpture	3
CLAR 476	Roman Painting	3
CLAR 482	Art and Archaeology of Achaemenid Persia	3
CLAR 512	Ancient Synagogues	3
CLAR 561	Mosaics: The Art of Mosaic in Greece, Rome, and Byzantium	3
CLAS 64	First-Year Seminar: Cinema and the Ancient World	3
CLAS 231	The Theater in the Greek and Roman World	3
CMPL 55	First-Year Seminar: Comics as Literature	3
CMPL 133	Great Books II: Imaging the Americas from the Late 18th Century to the Present	3
CMPL 142	Visual Culture II	3
CMPL 143	History of Global Cinema	3
CMPL 144	Engaging Film and Media	3
CMPL 150	Critical Theory: Fear, Love, Laughter, and Loss - Film Genres and Spectatorship	3
CMPL 212	The Cinematic City	3
CMPL 227	Global Authors: The Middle Ages in World Cinema	3
CMPL 240	Introduction to Film Theory	3
CMPL 252	Popular Culture in Modern Southeast Asia	3
CMPL 254	Horror and the Global Gothic: Film, Literature, Theory	3
CMPL 255	The Feast in Film, Fiction, and Philosophy H	3
CMPL 257	The Crisis of Modernity in World Cinema	3
CMPL 260	Landscape: Re-Imagining the Natural World	3
CMPL 262	Film and Politics	3
CMPL 266	Weimar Cinema	3
CMPL 267	Contemporary German and Austrian Cinema	3
CMPL 269	Springtime for Hitler: Jews on Stage from Shakespeare to Mel Brooks	3
CMPL 271	Women in German Cinema	3
CMPL 272	History of German Cinema	3
CMPL 280	Film Genres	3
CMPL 281	Holocaust Cinema in Eastern Europe	3
CMPL 288	Graphic Medicine: The Intersection of Health and Comics	3
CMPL 375	New Wave Cinema: Its Sources and Its Legacies	3
CMPL 379	Cowboys, Samurai, and Rebels in Film and Fiction H	3
CMPL 382	Film and Nature	3
CMPL 420	Film, Photography, and the Digital Image	3
CMPL 463	Cinema and Surrealism	3
CMPL 479	What is a Medium? German Media Theory from Aesthetics to Cultural Techniques	3
CMPL 494	The Essay Film: Adventures in Modern Cinema since 1945	3
CMPL 535	The Cinemas of the Middle East and North Africa	3
CMPL 547	Documenting Diasporas: Korean Diasporas in Films and Documentaries	3
COMM 61	First-Year Seminar: The Politics of Performance	3
COMM 62	First-Year Seminar: African American Literature and Performance	3
COMM 63	First-Year Seminar: The Creative Process in Performance	3
COMM 130	Introduction to Media Production	3
COMM 131	Writing for the Screen and Stage	3
COMM 150	Introduction to New Media	3
COMM 251	Introduction to American Film and Culture, 1965-Present	3
COMM 262	Introduction to the Performance of Culture H	3
COMM 345	Gender and Film	3
COMM 364	Production Practices	3
COMM 365	The Constructed Actor: Masks and Objects in Performance	3
COMM 386	Dance and Embodied Knowledge in the Indian Context	3
COMM 437	United States Black Culture and Performance	3
COMM 452	Film Noir	3
COMM 463	Creating the Solo Performance	3
COMM 464	Collaborative Performance H	3
COMM 637	Social Practice and Performance Art	3
COMM 638	Game Design	3
COMM 640	Game Studio	3
COMM 647	Advanced Projects in Media Production	3
COMM 653	Experimental Video	3
COMM 662	Black/African Diaspora Performance	3
COMM 666	Media in Performance	3
COMM 676	Digital Media and Live Performance	3
DRAM 79	First-Year Seminar: The Heart of the Play: Fundamentals of Acting, Playwriting, and Collaboration	3
DRAM 80	First-Year Seminar: Psychology of Clothes: Motivations for Dressing Up and Dressing Down H	3
DRAM 81	First-Year Seminar: Staging America: The American Drama H	3
DRAM 83	First-Year Seminar: Spectacle in the Theatre	3
DRAM 84	First-Year Seminar: The Inherent Qualities of Theatrical Space	3
DRAM 85	First-Year Seminar: Documentary Theatre H	3
DRAM 86	First-Year Seminar: Rediscovering the Mind-Body Connection	3
DRAM 87	First-Year Seminar: Style: A Mode of Expression H	3
DRAM 88	First-Year Seminar: Ecology and Performance	3
DRAM 116	Perspectives in the Theatre: Page to Stage H	3
DRAM 120	Play Analysis H	3
DRAM 131	Writing for the Screen and Stage	3
DRAM 192	Technical Methods: Costume	3
DRAM 231	Playwriting I	3
DRAM 260	Advanced Stagecraft	3
DRAM 265	Stage Makeup	3
DRAM 277	Introduction to Theatrical Design	3
DRAM 281	Theatre History and Literature I	3
DRAM 283	Theatre History and Literature III	3
DRAM 287	African American Theatre	3
DRAM 291	Re-Playing Shakespeare in East Asia	3
DRAM 292	Corner of the Sky": The American Musical	3
DRAM 294	Arts Criticism	3
DRAM 331	Playwriting II	3
DRAM 466	Scene Design	3
DRAM 467	Costume Design I	3
DRAM 468	Lighting Design I	3
DRAM 480	Period Styles for Production	3
DRAM 486	Latin American Theatre	3
DRAM 488	United States Latino/a Theatre	3
DRAM 489	Carnivals and Festivals of the African Diaspora	3
DRAM 666	Media in Performance	3
EDUC 507	Arts, Education, and Social Change	3
ENGL 50	First-Year Seminar: Multimedia North Carolina	3
ENGL 58	First-Year Seminar: The Doubled Image: Photography in U.S. Latina/o Short Fiction H	3
ENGL 87	First-Year Seminar: Jane Austen, Then and Now H	3
ENGL 119	Picture This: Principles of Visual Rhetoric	3
ENGL 142	Film Analysis H	3
ENGL 143	Film and Culture	3
ENGL 244	Queer Cinema	3
ENGL 251	Film Performance and Stardom	3
ENGL 252	National and Transnational Cinemas	3
ENGL 255	Introduction to Media Studies	3
ENGL 256	Crafting the Dramatic Film: Theory Meets Practice	3
ENGL 257	Video Games and Narrative Cinema	3
ENGL 308	Gram-O-Rama: Grammar in Performance	3
ENGL 309	Theatrical Writing for the Puppet Stage	3
ENGL 323	American Cinema of the 1970s: New Hollywood and Beyond	3
ENGL 324	Creating the Video Essay	3
ENGL 378	Film Criticism	3
ENGL 380	Topics In Film History H	3
ENGL 381	Literature and Cinema	3
ENGL 389	Major Film Directors	3
ENGL 399	Cinema and the Museum	3
ENGL 408	Collaboration: Composers and Lyricists	3
ENGL 409	Lyrics and Lyricists: A Collaborative Exploration of the Processes of Popular-Song Lyric Writing	3
ENGL 410	Documentary Film H	3
ENGL 583	Drama on Location H	3
ENGL 665	Queer Latina/o Literature, Performance, and Visual Art	3
ENGL 666	Queer Latina/o Photography and Literature	3
ENGL 680	Film Theory	3
ENGL 681	Topics in Contemporary Film and Media H	3
EXSS 191	Theory and Practice of Modern Dance Technique - Elementary-Level Elective	3
FOLK 77	First-Year Seminar: The Poetic Roots of Hip-Hop: Hidden Histories of African American Rhyme H	3
FOLK 334	Art, Nature, and Religion: Cross-Cultural Perspectives	3
FOLK 380	Traditions in Transition: Jewish Folklore and Ethnography	3
FOLK 476	Graffiti, Gods, and Gardens: Urban Folklore	3
FOLK 481	Jewish Belongings: Material Culture of the Jewish Experience	3
FOLK 488	No Place like Home: Material Culture of the American South	3
FOLK 550	Introduction to Material Culture	3
FOLK 587	Folklore in the South	3
FREN 315	Imposteur!: Faking and False Identities in French and Francophone Drama and Film	3
FREN 386	French New Wave Cinema	3
FREN 388	History of French Cinema I: 1895-1950	3
FREN 389	History of French Cinema II: 1950 to the Present	3
FREN 505	African Francophone Cinema	3
FREN 617	Framing Identities: Franco-Arab Transvisual Transcultural Contexts	3
GERM 210	Getting Medieval: Knights, Violence, and Romance	3
GERM 265	Hitler in Hollywood: Cinematic Representations of Nazi Germany	3
GERM 266	Weimar Cinema	3
GERM 267	Contemporary German and Austrian Cinema	3
GERM 268	Auteur Cinema	3
GERM 271	Women in German Cinema	3
GERM 272	History of German Cinema	3
GERM 367	Contemporary German and Austrian Cinema	3
GERM 373	Denk ich an Deutschland. . .": German Lyrical Poetry through the Centuries	3
GERM 374	German Theater: Words Speak as Loudly as Actions	3
GERM 479	What is a Medium? German Media Theory from Aesthetics to Cultural Techniques	3
GLBL 492	Global Food Films H	3
GSLL 60	First-Year Seminar: Avant-Garde Cinema: History, Themes, Textures	3
GSLL 63	First-Year Seminar: Performing America	3
GSLL 69	First-Year Seminar: Laughing and Crying at the Movies: Film and Experience	3
GSLL 269	Springtime for Hitler: Jews on Stage from Shakespeare to Mel Brooks	3
GSLL 272	Poland, Russia, and Germany through the Prism of Film	3
GSLL 278	Music, Image, Text	3
GSLL 281	Holocaust Cinema in Eastern Europe	3
GSLL 282	Afropessimism in American and European Film	3
GSLL 283	Hungarian Cinema since World War II	3
GSLL 288	Graphic Medicine: The Intersection of Health and Comics	3
HIST 468	Art, Politics, and Society in France, 1850-1914	3
ITAL 333	Italian Film and Culture	3
ITAL 335	Themes in Italian Film	3
ITAL 337	Cinema for Italian Conversation	3
JAPN 162	Japanese Popular Culture	3
JAPN 412	Making Music in Japan	3
JAPN 414	Manga as a Japanese Art and Culture	3
JAPN 521	Investigating Japanese Culture through TV Dramas	3
JWST 235	Israeli Cinema: Gender, Nation, and Ethnicity H	3
JWST 269	Springtime for Hitler: Jews on Stage from Shakespeare to Mel Brooks	3
JWST 380	Traditions in Transition: Jewish Folklore and Ethnography	3
JWST 481	Jewish Belongings: Material Culture of the Jewish Experience	3
JWST 512	Ancient Synagogues	3
KOR 447	Documenting Diasporas: Korean Diasporas in Films and Documentaries	3
MUSC 54	First-Year Seminar: Music and Magic	3
MUSC 63	First-Year Seminar: Music on Stage and Screen H	3
MUSC 64	First-Year Seminar: What is a Work of Art? Listening to Music	3
MUSC 65	First-Year Seminar: Music and Culture: Understanding the World through Music	3
MUSC 66	First-Year Seminar: A Course in Digital Humanities and Multimedia H	3
MUSC 121	Fundamentals of Music I	3
MUSC 131	Theory I H	3
MUSC 132	Theory II H	3
MUSC 141	Survey of Western Music History	3
MUSC 142	Great Musical Works	3
MUSC 143	Introduction to Rock Music	3
MUSC 144	Introduction to Country Music	3
MUSC 145	Introduction to Jazz	3
MUSC 146	Introduction to World Musics	3
MUSC 147	Introduction to the Music of the Américas	3
MUSC 148	Introduction to Black Music	3
MUSC 155	The Art and Culture of the DJ	3
MUSC 156	Beat Making Lab	3
MUSC 157	Rap Lab	3
MUSC 158	Rock Lab	3
MUSC 164	Music of South Asia	3
MUSC 188	Introduction to Women and Music	3
MUSC 223	Piano Literature	3
MUSC 232	Theory III H	3
MUSC 251	Studies in Medieval and Early Modern Music	3
MUSC 280	Jazz Innovators	3
MUSC 281	Popular Song in American Culture	3
MUSC 282	Bach and Handel	3
MUSC 283	Haydn and Mozart	3
MUSC 284	Beethoven and His Era	3
MUSC 285	Musical Modernism	3
MUSC 286	Music as Culture H	3
MUSC 287	Opera as Drama H	3
MUSC 288	The Orchestra and Its Music	3
MUSC 289	Sounds of War and Revolution	3
MUSC 291	Music and Politics	3
MUSC 292	Media and Social Change in Africa	3
MUSC 294	Bluegrass Music, Culture, and History	3
MUSC 381	Inside the Song: Analysis of Songcraft	3
MUSC 390	Seminar in Music H	3
MUSC 676	Digital Media and Live Performance	3
PLSH 280	The Modern Cinema of Poland	3
PORT 316	Brazilian Performance in Music and Dance: Capoeira	3
PORT 388	Portuguese, Brazilian, and African Identity in Film	3
PWAD 235	Israeli Cinema: Gender, Nation, and Ethnicity H	3
PWAD 289	Sounds of War and Revolution	3
PWAD 435	The Cinemas of the Middle East and North Africa	3
RELI 235	Place, Space, and Religion	3
RELI 236	Religious Things	3
RELI 367	The Art of Devotion in Medieval and Early Modern Europe	3
RELI 386	Dance and Embodied Knowledge in the Indian Context	3
RELI 512	Ancient Synagogues	3
ROML 660	Film and Culture in Brazil and Spanish America	3
ROML 665	Reading Latin American Film and Photography	3
RUSS 273	Russian Culture and Society: 1890-1917	3
RUSS 280	Russian Villains, Western Screens: Ethno-Cultural Stereotypes on Page and Stage, in Movies and Minds	3
SPAN 253	Argentine Jewish Film	3
SPAN 361	Hispanic Film	3
SPAN 661	Film Studies: Iberia and the Americas	3
WGST 68	First-Year Seminar: Assumed Identities: Performance in Photography	3
WGST 188	Introduction to Women and Music	3
WGST 230	Women in Contemporary Art: A Field Study	3
WGST 231	Gender and Popular Culture	3
WGST 232	Identity in Transit: Performing the Self through Photography	3
WGST 254	Women in the Visual Arts I	3
WGST 271	Women in German Cinema	3
WGST 285	African American Women in the Media	3
WGST 325	Encountering Art in the Unexpected: Borderlands and Story in Contemporary American Visual Art	3
WGST 336	Digitizing the Body	3
WGST 345	Gender and Film	3
WGST 665	Queer Latina/o Literature, Performance, and Visual Art	3
WGST 666	Queer Latina/o Photography and Literature	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Connections

The Making Connections curriculum builds on previously acquired knowledge and establishes links between discrete forms of knowledge, both by encouraging interdisciplinary contact and conversation and by inviting students to develop and apply their academic expertise in environments beyond the University classroom.

Because Connections courses may meet multiple requirements at once (including Approaches requirements, other Connections requirements, major and/or minor requirements, or the Supplemental General Education requirement), most students should be able to fulfill the eight Connections requirements without taking credit hours in addition to those needed to fulfill Foundations, Approaches, and major/minor requirements.

Communication Intensive (CI), One Course

Communication intensive courses integrate written work, oral presentations, and processes of revision into the course subject matter in substantive and important ways. They build on and enhance skills acquired in English composition and rhetoric classes as well as foreign language classes by preparing students to write and speak effectively in disciplinary areas.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AAAD 319	Africa and Masks	3
AAAD 395	Undergraduate Research Seminar	3
AAAD 486	Africa in the American Imagination H	3
AERO 301	Leading People and Effective Communication I	3
AERO 302	Leading People and Effective Communication II	3
AMST 51	First-Year Seminar: Navigating America	3
AMST 53	First-Year Seminar: The Family and Social Change in America H	3
AMST 55	First-Year Seminar: Birth and Death in the United States H	3
AMST 59	First-Year Seminar: American Indian Art in the 20th Century	3
AMST 248	Intersectionality: Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Social Justice	3
AMST 252	Muslim American Literatures and Cultures	3
AMST 257	Melville: Culture and Criticism	3
AMST 259	Tobacco and America	3
AMST 269	Mating and Marriage in American Culture	3
AMST 276	Food and American Culture: What We Eat and Who We Are	3
AMST 278	Crimes and Punishments	3
AMST 283	American Home	3
AMST 285	Access to Work in America	3
AMST 338	Native American Novel	3
AMST 339	The Long 1960s in Native America	3
AMST 351	Global Waters, American Impacts, and Critical Connections	3
AMST 374	America's Threatened Languages	3
AMST 387	Race and Empire in 20th-Century American Intellectual History	3
AMST 394	The University in American Life: The University of North Carolina	3
AMST 398	Service Learning in America	3
AMST 439	Meaning and Makers: Indigenous Artists and the Marketplace	3
AMST 460	Rising Waters: Strategies for Resilience to the Challenges of Climate and the Built Environment	3
AMST 475	Documenting Communities H	3
AMST 486	Shalom Y'all: The Jewish Experience in the American South	3
AMST 641	Communicating Water Challenges of Climate Change with the Visual and Performing Arts	3
ANTH 59	First-Year Seminar: The Right to Childhood: Global Efforts and Challenges	3
ANTH 60	First-Year Seminar: Crisis & Resilience: Past and Future of Human Societies H	3
ANTH 278	Women in Science	3
ANTH 284	Culture and Consumption	3
ANTH 330	Melancholy Japan: Myth, Memory, and Everyday Life	3
ANTH 331	The Anthropology of Memory	3
ANTH 343	Africa and Masks	3
ANTH 355	Life, Society and Work in the Globalized City	3
ANTH 365	Chinese Diaspora in the Asia Pacific	3
ANTH 413	Laboratory Methods: Archaeobotany	3
ANTH 439	Political Ecology	3
ANTH 447	The Anthropology of Work H	3
ANTH 463	Settler Colonialism	3
ANTH 484	Discourse and Dialogue in Ethnographic Research	3
ANTH 675	Ethnographic Method	3
ARAB 300	Arabic Grammar and Composition	3
ARAB 407	Readings in Arabic I	3
ARTH 61	First-Year Seminar: African American Art of the Carolinas	3
ARTH 64	First-Year Seminar: Picturing Nature	3
ARTH 254	Women in the Visual Arts I	3
ARTH 275	18th-Century Art	3
ARTH 280	Picture That: History of Photography from Tintypes to Instagram	3
ARTH 283	Picturing Paris: 1800-2000	3
ARTH 301	Irish Art and Architecture: Ériu/Éire in the Early Medieval Period	3
ARTH 353	Africa and Masks	3
ARTH 453	Africa in the American Imagination H	3
ARTH 485	Art of the Harlem Renaissance	3
ARTH 555	Urban Africa and Global Mobility	3
ASIA 61	First-Year Seminar: India through the Lens of Master Filmmakers	3
ASIA 69	First-Year Seminar: Wars and Veterans: Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan	3
ASIA 72	First-Year Seminar: Transnational Korea: Literature, Film, and Popular Culture	3
ASIA 106	Israeli Popular Culture: The Case of Music	3
ASIA 126	Introduction to Persian Literature	3
ASIA 127	Iranian Women Writers	3
ASIA 256	Love in Classical Persian Poetry	3
ASIA 258	Iranian Prison Literature	3
ASIA 285	The Buddhist Tradition: Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka	3
ASIA 329	Middle East Women Writers	3
ASIA 330	Melancholy Japan: Myth, Memory, and Everyday Life	3
ASIA 358	Religion and Tradition in Israeli Cinema, TV, and Literature	3
ASIA 359	Literary Diasporas of the Middle East	3
ASIA 365	Chinese Diaspora in the Asia Pacific	3
ASIA 427	Cold War Culture in East Asia: Transnational and Intermedial Connections	3
ASIA 431	Persian Sufi Literature	3
ASIA 442	Postcolonial Literature of the Middle East	3
ASIA 471	Gender and Sexuality in Middle Eastern Literature	3
ASIA 487	Mountains, Pilgrimage, and Sacred Places in Japan	3
ASIA 488	Shinto in Japanese History	3
BIOL 81	First-Year Seminar: Intuition, Initiative and Industry: Biologists as Entrepreneurs	3
BIOL 101L	Introductory Biology Laboratory	1
BIOL 102L	Introductory Biology Laboratory with Research	1
BIOL 524	Strategies of Host-Microbe Interactions	3
BIOL 692H	Senior Honors Thesis in Biology	3
BUSI 401	Management and Corporate Communication	3
BUSI 463	Business and the Environment H	3
CHEM 550L	Synthetic Chemistry Laboratory I	2
CHIN 441	Chinese-English Translation and Interpreting	3
CHIN 443	Business Communication in Chinese	3
CHIN 631	Writing Chinese (in) America: Advanced Studies of a Foreign Literature from United States Homeland	3
CLAR 51	First-Year Seminar: Who Owns the Past? H	3
CLAS 51	First-Year Seminar: Greek Drama from Page to Stage H	3
CLAS 59	First-Year Seminar: Ancient Magic and Religion	3
CLAS 61	First-Year Seminar: Writing the Past H	3
CLAS 62	First-Year Seminar: Barbarians in Greek and Roman Culture	3
CLAS 371	Cicero, Caesar, and the End of the Roman Republic	3
CLSC 630	Research Methods in Clinical Laboratory Science	2
CMPL 150	Critical Theory: Fear, Love, Laughter, and Loss - Film Genres and Spectatorship	3
CMPL 212	The Cinematic City	3
CMPL 246	Body Politics in Modern Korean Literature H	3
CMPL 250	Approaches to Comparative Literature H	3
CMPL 251	Introduction to Literary Theory	3
CMPL 256	Love in Classical Persian Poetry	3
CMPL 258	Iranian Prison Literature	3
CMPL 260	Landscape: Re-Imagining the Natural World	3
CMPL 267	Contemporary German and Austrian Cinema	3
CMPL 269	Springtime for Hitler: Jews on Stage from Shakespeare to Mel Brooks	3
CMPL 359	Literary Diasporas of the Middle East	3
CMPL 395	Research, Creativity, and Innovation in the Humanities H	3
CMPL 442	Postcolonial Literature of the Middle East	3
CMPL 460	Transnational Romanticism: Romantic Movements in Europe and the Americas	3
CMPL 478	The Medieval Frame Tale: Chaucer, Boccaccio, and the Arabian Nights	3
CMPL 479	What is a Medium? German Media Theory from Aesthetics to Cultural Techniques	3
CMPL 500	Advanced Seminar	3
CMPL 527	Cold War Culture in East Asia: Transnational and Intermedial Connections	3
COMM 63	First-Year Seminar: The Creative Process in Performance	3
COMM 82	First-Year Seminar: Food Politics from an Organizational Communication Perspective	3
COMM 85	First-Year Seminar: Think, Speak, Argue	3
COMM 88	First-Year Seminar: Technologies of Popular Culture	3
COMM 113	Public Speaking	3
COMM 131	Writing for the Screen and Stage	3
COMM 224	Introduction to Gender and Communication H	3
COMM 318	Cultural Diversity	3
COMM 334	Writing the One-Hour TV Drama	3
COMM 350	Practices of Cultural Studies	3
COMM 375	Environmental Advocacy	3
COMM 432	Visual Culture	3
COMM 452	Film Noir	3
COMM 472	Rhetorical Criticism	3
COMM 499	The Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication	3
COMM 535	Introduction to Screen Adaptation	3
COMM 650	Cultural Politics of Global Media Culture	3
COMP 523	Software Engineering Laboratory	4
DRAM 79	First-Year Seminar: The Heart of the Play: Fundamentals of Acting, Playwriting, and Collaboration	3
DRAM 80	First-Year Seminar: Psychology of Clothes: Motivations for Dressing Up and Dressing Down H	3
DRAM 81	First-Year Seminar: Staging America: The American Drama H	3
DRAM 82	First-Year Seminar: All the World's a Stage: Drama as a Mirror of Society	3
DRAM 84	First-Year Seminar: The Inherent Qualities of Theatrical Space	3
DRAM 87	First-Year Seminar: Style: A Mode of Expression H	3
DRAM 120	Play Analysis H	3
DRAM 131	Writing for the Screen and Stage	3
DRAM 175	Building A Persuasive Persona Under Pressure	3
DRAM 231	Playwriting I	3
DRAM 279	Introduction to Theatre Management	3
DRAM 282	Theatre History and Literature II	3
DRAM 283	Theatre History and Literature III	3
DRAM 285	Modern British Drama H	3
DRAM 286	Modern Irish Drama	3
DRAM 287	African American Theatre	3
DRAM 288	Theatre for Social Change	3
DRAM 294	Arts Criticism	3
DRAM 300	Directing	3
DRAM 488	United States Latino/a Theatre	3
DRAM 493	Theatre Management	3
ECON 55	First-Year Seminar: Economics of Sports H	3
ECON 57H	First-Year Seminar: Engines of Innovation: the Entrepreneurial University in the 21st Century	3
ECON 285	Access to Work in America	3
ECON 486	Gender and Economics	3
ECON 551	Economics of Education	3
EDUC 231	The Science of Well-Being	3
EDUC 526	Ethics and Education: From Global Problems to Classroom Dilemmas	3
EDUC 529	Education in American Society	3
EDUC 567	Children's Literature in Elementary and Middle Schools	3
EDUC 571	The Maker Movement and Education	3
EDUC 572	Psychology of Creativity	3
EDUC 574	Representations of Education in Documentaries	3
ENEC 375	Environmental Advocacy	3
ENEC 463	Business and the Environment H	3
ENEC 491	Effective Environmental Communication	3
ENGL 50	First-Year Seminar: Multimedia North Carolina	3
ENGL 52	First-Year Seminar: Computers and English Studies H	3
ENGL 55	First-Year Seminar: Reading and Writing Women's Lives H	3
ENGL 59	First-Year Seminar: Black Masculinity and Femininity	3
ENGL 69	First-Year Seminar: Entrepreneurial on the Web	3
ENGL 72	First-Year Seminar: Literature of 9/11	3
ENGL 73	First-Year Seminar: Literature of War from World War I to the 21st Century	3
ENGL 75	First-Year Seminar: Interpreting the South from Manuscripts	3
ENGL 76H	First-Year Seminar: Biography: People and Places, Chapel Hill	3
ENGL 79	First-Year Seminar: Globalization/Global Asians	3
ENGL 81	First-Year Seminar: Jane Eyre and Its Afterlives	3
ENGL 85	First-Year Seminar: Economic Saints and Villains H	3
ENGL 86	First-Year Seminar: The Cities of Modernism	3
ENGL 116	History of Writing: From Pen to Pixel	3
ENGL 117	Arguing on the Internet: Rhetoric in the Age of Social Media	3
ENGL 118	Storytelling and Game Development	3
ENGL 121	British Literature, 19th and Early 20th Century H	3
ENGL 127	Writing about Literature	3
ENGL 132H	First-Year Honors: Introduction to Fiction Writing	3
ENGL 133H	First-Year Honors: Introduction to Poetry Writing	3
ENGL 136	The Publishing Industry: Editing, Design, and Production	3
ENGL 137	Literature in a Digital Age: Books, E-books, and the Literary Marketplace	3
ENGL 149	Digital and Multimedia Composition	3
ENGL 150	Introductory Seminar in Literary Studies	3
ENGL 161	Literature of War from World War I to the 21st Century	3
ENGL 206	Intermediate Fiction Writing	3
ENGL 207	Intermediate Poetry Writing	3
ENGL 208	Reading and Writing Creative Nonfiction	3
ENGL 248	Intersectionality: Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Social Justice	3
ENGL 250	Faulkner	3
ENGL 256	Crafting the Dramatic Film: Theory Meets Practice	3
ENGL 257	Video Games and Narrative Cinema	3
ENGL 274	Drama: PlayMakers Current Season	3
ENGL 283	Life Writing H	3
ENGL 292	Youth in Culture	3
ENGL 295	Undergraduate Research Seminar H	3
ENGL 300	Professional Writing and Editing	3
ENGL 300I	Professional Writing in Health and Medicine (Interdisciplinary)	3
ENGL 301	Professional Writing in the Arts	3
ENGL 302	Professional Communication for Social Movements	3
ENGL 303	Scientific and Technical Communication	3
ENGL 304	Advanced Business Communication	3
ENGL 305	Advanced Legal Communication	3
ENGL 307	Studies in Fiction and Poetry: Stylistics	3
ENGL 308	Gram-O-Rama: Grammar in Performance	3
ENGL 309	Theatrical Writing for the Puppet Stage	3
ENGL 317	Writing and Social Networks	3
ENGL 318	Multimedia Composition H	3
ENGL 323	American Cinema of the 1970s: New Hollywood and Beyond	3
ENGL 324	Creating the Video Essay	3
ENGL 351	From Manuscript to Press: Writer as Publisher	3
ENGL 361	Asian American Women's Writing	3
ENGL 370	Race, Health, and Narrative H	3
ENGL 371	The Place of Asian Americans in Southern Literature H	3
ENGL 392	Professional Writing Portfolio Development and Publication	3
ENGL 402	Investigations in Academic Writing and Writing Centers	3
ENGL 403	Rhetoric and Social Justice H	3
ENGL 406	Advanced Fiction Writing	3
ENGL 407	Advanced Poetry Writing	3
ENGL 408	Collaboration: Composers and Lyricists	3
ENGL 409	Lyrics and Lyricists: A Collaborative Exploration of the Processes of Popular-Song Lyric Writing	3
ENGL 411	Writing for Clients: Technical Communication Practicum	3
ENGL 467	Educating Latinas/os: Preparing SLI Mentors	3
ENGL 473	The Changing Coasts of Carolina	3
ENGL 480	Digital Humanities History and Methods	3
ENGL 482	Metadata, Mark-up, and Mapping: Understanding the Rhetoric of Digital Humanities	3
ENGL 487	Everyday Stories: Personal Narrative and Legend	3
ENGL 488	Critical Security Studies	3
ENGL 494	Research Methods in Film Studies	3
ENGL 495	Mentored Research	1-3
ENGL 610	Science as Literature: Rhetorics of Science and Medicine	3
ENGL 611	Narrative, Literature, and Medicine: Advanced Interdisciplinary Seminar	3
ENGL 638	19th-Century Women Writers	3
ENGL 674	Digital Literature	3
ENGL 675	Teaching Online	3
ENGL 676	Digital Editing and Curation	3
ENGL 680	Film Theory	3
ENGL 695	Research Seminar	3
ENVR 205	Engineering Tools for Environmental Problem Solving	3
EXSS 430	Introduction to Leadership and Group Dynamics	3
FOLK 484	Discourse and Dialogue in Ethnographic Research	3
FOLK 487	Everyday Stories: Personal Narrative and Legend	3
FOLK 670	Introduction to Oral History	3
FOLK 675	Ethnographic Method	3
FREN 255	Conversation I H	3
FREN 310	Conversation and Composition II	3
FREN 350	Current Societal Issues: France and Beyond	3
GEOG 52	First-Year Seminar: Political Ecology of Health and Disease H	3
GEOG 62	First-Year Seminar: The Culture of Technology	3
GEOG 65	First-Year Seminar: Climate Change and the Media H	3
GEOG 415	Making Your Research Matter: Effective Design and Communication to Help Make an Impact on the World	3
GEOG 424	Geographies of Religion	3
GEOG 543	Qualitative Methods in Geography	3
GEOG 650	Technology and Democracy Research	3
GEOL 550	Biogeochemical Cycling	3
GERM 267	Contemporary German and Austrian Cinema	3
GERM 268	Auteur Cinema	3
GERM 284	Translations and Adaptations of German Pop Literature	3
GERM 285	Contemporary German Literature in Translation	3
GERM 301	Communicating in German	3
GERM 302	Contemporary German Society	3
GERM 303	German Literature and Culture	3
GERM 367	Contemporary German and Austrian Cinema	3
GERM 385	Schein/Sein: Turkish German Culture, 1964 to Today	3
GERM 479	What is a Medium? German Media Theory from Aesthetics to Cultural Techniques	3
GSLL 50	First-Year Seminar: Literary Fantasy and Historical Reality	3
GSLL 55	First-Year Seminar: Fantasies of Rome: Gladiators, Senators, Soothsayers, and Caesars	3
GSLL 56	First-Year Seminar: Germans, Jews, and the History of Anti-Semitism	3
GSLL 58	First-Year Seminar: Love in the Middle Ages	3
GSLL 84	First-Year Seminar: Terror for the People: Terrorism in Russian Literature and History	3
GSLL 269	Springtime for Hitler: Jews on Stage from Shakespeare to Mel Brooks	3
GSLL 277	The Moon in Song, Story, and Science: Mentored Research Projects in Cultural History	3
GSLL 278	Music, Image, Text	3
GSLL 295	Research, Creativity, and Innovation in the Humanities H	3
GSLL 306	Language and Nationalism	3
GSLL 467	Language and Political Identity	3
HIST 70	First-Year Seminar: Seeing History in Everyday Places: Chapel Hill as a Case Study	3
HIST 72	First-Year Seminar: Women's Voices: 20th-Century European History in Female Memory H	3
HIST 101	A History of Lies, Conspiracies, and Misinformation	3
HIST 340	Ethics and Business in Africa H	3
HIST 398	Undergraduate Seminar in History H	3
HIST 438	Medieval Masculinities, 500-1200 H	3
HIST 670	Introduction to Oral History	3
HIST 672	Writing for a Popular Audience	3
HIST 692H	Honors in History	3
INLS 384	Information and Computer Ethics	3
INLS 691H	Research Methods in Information Science	3
ITAL 310	Italian Conversation	3
ITAL 337	Cinema for Italian Conversation	3
ITAL 339	US-Italian Encounters: War, Tourism, Myth	3
JWST 56	First-Year Seminar: Germans, Jews, and the History of Anti-Semitism	3
JWST 269	Springtime for Hitler: Jews on Stage from Shakespeare to Mel Brooks	3
JWST 444	Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Judaism	3
JWST 486	Shalom Y'all: The Jewish Experience in the American South	3
JWST 697	Capstone Course: Themes and Methodologies in Jewish Studies	3
KOR 346	Body Politics in Modern Korean Literature H	3
KOR 407	Modern Korean Literature and Culture	3
KOR 408	Changes and Continuities in Korean History	3
KOR 409	Korean Through Current Affairs	3
LING 306	Language and Nationalism	3
LING 409	Cognitive Linguistics	3
LING 484	Discourse and Dialogue in Ethnographic Research	3
LTAM 697	Capstone Seminar	3
MASC 473	The Changing Coasts of Carolina	3
MASC 550	Biogeochemical Cycling	3
MATH 67	The Mathematics of Climate Change: Can We Predict the Future of Our Planet?	3
MEJO 153	Writing and Reporting	3
MUSC 52	First-Year Seminar: Building a Nation: The Stage Musicals of Rodgers and Hammerstein, 1942-1949	3
MUSC 54	First-Year Seminar: Music and Magic	3
MUSC 55H	First-Year Seminar: A Love Affair in Renaissance Drama and Music	3
MUSC 56	First-Year Seminar: Early-Modern Court Spectacle	3
MUSC 57	First-Year Seminar: Music and Drama: Verdi's Operas and Italian Romanticism	3
MUSC 58	First-Year Seminar: Music in Motion: American Popular Music and Dance	3
MUSC 59	First-Year Seminar: 20th-Century Music and Visual Art	3
MUSC 60H	First-Year Seminar: American Literature and Its Music	3
MUSC 61H	First-Year Seminar: Reverberations	3
MUSC 62	First-Year Seminar: Vienna: City of Dreams H	3
MUSC 63	First-Year Seminar: Music on Stage and Screen H	3
MUSC 64	First-Year Seminar: What is a Work of Art? Listening to Music	3
MUSC 355	History and Culture of Music H	3
MUSC 390	Seminar in Music H	3
NSCI 61	First-Year Seminar: Drug Addiction: Fact and Fiction H	3
NSCI 693H	Honors in Neuroscience I	3
NSCI 694H	Honors in Neuroscience II	3
PHIL 55	First-Year Seminar: Paradoxes	3
PHIL 79	First-Year Seminar: Words That Bind: The Structure of Constitutions	3
PHIL 261	Ethics in Action	3
PHIL 285	Moral and Philosophical Issues in Education H	3
PHIL 397	Philosophy Research Seminar for Undergraduates	3
PHIL 691H	Courses for Honors	3
PHYS 281L	Experimental Techniques in Physics	2
PHYS 395	Research with Faculty Mentor II	1-12
PLAN 53	First-Year Seminar: The Changing American Job	3
PLCY 75	First-Year Seminar: Debates in Public Policy and Racial Inequality	3
PLCY 210	Policy Innovation and Analysis H	3
PLCY 305	Communicating in Public Policy	3
PLCY 330	Negotiation and Mediation: The Practice of Conflict Management	3
PLCY 691H	Honors in Public Policy	3
PLCY 692H	Honors in Public Policy	3
PLCY 698	Senior Capstone in Public Policy	4
POLI 50	First-Year Seminar: Movies and Politics	3
POLI 52	First-Year Seminar: Friendship in Political Thought H	3
POLI 62	First-Year Seminar: How Leaders Lead Others	3
POLI 248	Intersectionality: Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Social Justice	3
POLI 265	Feminism and Political Theory	3
POLI 400	Executive Politics	3
POLI 417	Advanced Political Psychology H	3
POLI 421	Framing Public Policies	3
POLI 432	Tolerance in Liberal States	3
POLI 447	Immigrant Integration in Contemporary Western Europe H	3
POLI 476	The Political Theory of the American Founding	3
POLI 477	Advanced Feminist Political Theory	3
POLI 692H	Honors Thesis Research	3
PORT 310	Advanced Communication in Portuguese: Media & Entertainment	3
PORT 420	Portuguese Language and Culture for the Professions	3
PORT 540	Cultural Topics from the Lusophone World	3
PSYC 62	First-Year Seminar: Positive Psychology: The Science of Optimal Human Functioning	3
PSYC 348	Intersectionality: Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Social Justice	3
PSYC 438	Research Topics in the Psychology of Language	3
PSYC 525	Psychological Archival Data Science	3
PSYC 530	Design and Interpretation of Psychological Research	3
PSYC 693H	Honors in Psychology I	3
PSYC 694H	Honors in Psychology II	3
PWAD 69	First-Year Seminar: Wars and Veterans: Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan	3
PWAD 161	Literature of War from World War I to the 21st Century	3
PWAD 330	Negotiation and Mediation: The Practice of Conflict Management	3
PWAD 339	US-Italian Encounters: War, Tourism, Myth	3
PWAD 427	Cold War Culture in East Asia: Transnational and Intermedial Connections	3
PWAD 467	Language and Political Identity	3
PWAD 475	Literature of Russian Terrorism: Arson, Bombs, Mayhem	3
PWAD 484	Critical Security Studies	3
PWAD 670	Peace Making in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict	3
PWAD 674	Research Seminar on the History of Covert Action	3
PWAD 675	War, Crimes against Humanity, and Justice	3
PWAD 680	Research Seminar in Peace, War, and Defense	3
RELI 60	First-Year Seminar: Religion and Racism	3
RELI 73	First-Year Seminar: From Dragons to Pokemon: Animals in Japanese Myth, Folklore, and Religion H	3
RELI 220	Religion and Medicine	3
RELI 285	The Buddhist Tradition: Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka	3
RELI 444	Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Judaism	3
RELI 485	Gender and Sexuality in Islam	3
RELI 487	Mountains, Pilgrimage, and Sacred Places in Japan	3
RELI 488	Shinto in Japanese History	3
RELI 524	Ethnographic Approaches to Contemporary Religion	3
RELI 527	Religious Metaphor and Symbol	3
RELI 586	Women and Gender in Japanese Religions	3
RELI 620	Feminism and Religion	3
RELI 697	Capstone: Undergraduate Seminar	3
ROML 60	First-Year Seminar: Spanish and Entrepreneurship: Language, Culture, and North Carolina Communities	3
ROML 295	Research, Creativity, and Innovation in the Humanities H	3
RUSS 475	Literature of Russian Terrorism: Arson, Bombs, Mayhem	3
SLAV 248	Childhood and Adolescence in Slavic Literature H	3
SOCI 68	First-Year Seminar: Immigration in Contemporary America	3
SOCI 691H	Senior Honors Research and Seminar	3
SOCI 692H	Senior Honors Research and Seminar	3
SPAN 255	Conversation I H	3
SPAN 266	Spanish Conversation for Heritage Learners	3
SPAN 394	Creative Writing in Spanish	3
WGST 127	Iranian Women Writers	3
WGST 224	Introduction to Gender and Communication H	3
WGST 249	Intersectionality: Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Social Justice	3
WGST 254	Women in the Visual Arts I	3
WGST 265	Feminism and Political Theory	3
WGST 270	Introduction to Transgender Studies	3
WGST 278	Women in Science	3
WGST 329	Middle East Women Writers	3
WGST 361	Asian American Women's Writing	3
WGST 402	Feminist Ways of Knowing	3
WGST 448	Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Judaism	3
WGST 471	Gender and Sexuality in Middle Eastern Literature	3
WGST 477	Advanced Feminist Political Theory	3
WGST 695	Senior Seminar: Principles of Feminist Inquiry H	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Quantitative Intensive (QI), One Course

Quantitative intensive courses focus especially on the ways that quantitative reasoning can be applied within particular fields. They involve modeling and problem solving, numerical reasoning, the collection and interpretation of quantitative data, mathematical analysis, the application of formal logic and proofs, or some combination of these. The requirement can be satisfied by taking one course from the list below or by taking a second quantitative reasoning (QR) course from the list of approved courses in that category.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
ANTH 411	Laboratory Methods in Archaeology H	3
ASTR 63	First-Year Seminar: Catastrophe and Chaos: Unpredictable Physics H	3
ASTR 390	Research and Special Topics for Juniors and Seniors	1-12
BIOL 201	Ecology and Evolution H	4
BIOL 226	Mathematical Methods for Quantitative Biology	3
BIOL 534	Mathematical Modeling in the Life Sciences	3
BIOL 553	Mathematical and Computational Models in Biology	3
COMP 50	First-Year Seminar: Everyday Computing H	3
COMP 60	First-Year Seminar: Robotics with LEGO® H	3
COMP 665	Images, Graphics, and Vision	3
ECON 400	Introduction to Statistics and Econometrics H	3
ECON 470	Econometrics H	3
ECON 485	Economics of Sports	3
ECON 550	Health Economics	3
ECON 570	Applied Econometric Analysis H	3
ECON 575	Applied Time Series Analysis and Forecasting	3
ENEC 222	Estuarine and Coastal Marine Science	4
ENVR 205	Engineering Tools for Environmental Problem Solving	3
EURO 285	Applied Experimental Research: Politics in the US and Europe	3
EXSS 273	Research in Exercise and Sport Science	3
GEOG 215	Introduction to Spatial Data Science	3
GEOG 410	Modeling of Environmental Systems	3
GEOG 567	Digital Image Processing with Google Earth Engine	3
GEOL 405	Geochemistry	3
GEOL 435	Groundwater	3
GEOL 436	Geochemistry of Natural Waters	3
GEOL 460	Fluid Dynamics of the Environment	3
GEOL 655	Recent Advances in Non-Traditional Stable Isotope Geochemistry	3
LING 333	Human Language and Animal Communication Systems	3
LING 540	Mathematical Linguistics	3
MASC 51	First Year Seminar: Global Warming: Science, Social Impacts, Solutions	3
MASC 57	First-Year Seminar: From "The Sound of Music" to "The Perfect Storm H	3
MASC 455	Geochemistry	3
MASC 460	Fluid Dynamics of the Environment	3
MASC 470	Estuarine and Coastal Marine Science	4
MASC 561	Time Series and Spatial Data Analysis	3
MASC 562	Turbulent Boundary Layers	3
MATH 50	First-Year Seminar: The Predictability of Chance and Its Applications in Applied Mathematics	3
MATH 51	First-Year Seminar: 'Fish Gotta Swim, Birds Gotta Fly': The Mathematics and the Mechanics of Moving H	3
MATH 52	First-Year Seminar: Fractals: The Geometry of Nature H	3
MATH 53	First-Year Seminar: Symmetry and Tilings	3
MATH 54	First-Year Seminar: The Science of Conjecture: Its Math, Philosophy, and History H	3
MATH 55	First-Year Seminar: Geometry and Symmetry in Nature	3
MATH 56	First-Year Seminar: Information and Coding H	3
MATH 57	First-Year Seminar: The Fourth Dimension	3
MATH 58	First-Year Seminar: Math, Art, and the Human Experience H	3
MATH 59	First-Year Seminar: The Mystery and Majesty of Ordinary Numbers	3
MATH 60	First-Year Seminar: Simulated Life H	3
MATH 61	First-Year Seminar: The Language of Mathematics: Making the Invisible Visible	3
MATH 62	First-Year Seminar: Combinatorics H	3
MATH 63	First-Year Seminar: From "The Sound of Music" to "The Perfect Storm H	3
MATH 64	First-Year Seminar: A View of the Sea: The Circulation of the Ocean and Its Impact on Coastal Water	3
MATH 65	First-Year Seminar: Colliding Balls and Springs: The Microstructure of How Materials Behave	3
MATH 66	First-Year Seminar: Non-Euclidean Geometry in Nature and History	3
MATH 67	The Mathematics of Climate Change: Can We Predict the Future of Our Planet?	3
MATH 68	First-Year Seminar: The Mathematics of Voting	3
MATH 69	First-Year Seminar: Unfolding Infinity: Mathematical Origami and Fractal Symmetry	3
MATH 70	First-Year Seminar: Topology and Symmetry	3
MATH 232	Calculus of Functions of One Variable II H	4
MATH 233	Calculus of Functions of Several Variables H	4
MATH 307	Revisiting Real Numbers and Algebra	3
MATH 347	Linear Algebra for Applications	3
MATH 381	Discrete Mathematics H	3
MATH 383	First Course in Differential Equations H	3
MATH 406	Mathematical Methods in Biostatistics	1
MATH 411	Developing Mathematical Concepts	3
MATH 418	Basic Concepts of Analysis for High School Teachers	3
MATH 515	History of Mathematics	3
MATH 521	Advanced Calculus I H	3
MATH 522	Advanced Calculus II H	3
MATH 523	Functions of a Complex Variable with Applications	3
MATH 524	Elementary Differential Equations	3
MATH 528	Mathematical Methods for the Physical Sciences I	3
MATH 529	Mathematical Methods for the Physical Sciences II	3
MATH 533	Elementary Theory of Numbers	3
MATH 534	Elements of Modern Algebra	3
MATH 535	Introduction to Probability	3
MATH 548	Combinatorial Mathematics	3
MATH 550	Topology	3
MATH 551	Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometries	3
MATH 553	Mathematical and Computational Models in Biology	3
MATH 555	Introduction to Dynamics	3
MATH 564	Mathematical Modeling in the Life Sciences	3
MATH 566	Introduction to Numerical Analysis	3
MATH 577	Linear Algebra	3
MATH 578	Algebraic Structures	3
MEJO 379	Advertising and Public Relations Research	3
MEJO 570	Data Driven Journalism	3
MUSC 131	Theory I H	3
PHIL 65	First-Year Seminar: Philosophy through Mathematics	3
PHIL 157	Logic and Decision Theory	3
PHIL 355	Intermediate Mathematical Logic	3
PHIL 357	Induction, Probability, and Confirmation	3
PHIL 456	Advanced Symbolic Logic	3
PHYS 55	First-Year Seminar: Introduction to Mechatronics	4
PHYS 63	First-Year Seminar: Catastrophe and Chaos: Unpredictable Physics H	3
PHYS 102	General Physics Lecture I	3
PHYS 103	General Physics Lecture II	3
PHYS 104	General Physics I	4
PHYS 105	General Physics II	4
PHYS 114	General Physics I: For Students of the Life Sciences	4
PHYS 115	General Physics II: For Students of the Life Sciences	4
PHYS 116	Mechanics H	4
PHYS 117	Electromagnetism and Optics H	4
PHYS 118	Introductory Calculus-based Mechanics and Relativity	4
PHYS 119	Introductory Calculus-based Electromagnetism and Quanta	4
PHYS 131	Energy: Physical Principles and the Quest for Alternatives to Dwindling Oil and Gas	3
PLCY 460	Quantitative Analysis for Public Policy H	4
POLI 209	Analyzing Public Opinion H	3
POLI 281	Data in Politics I: An Introduction	3
POLI 285	Applied Experimental Research: Politics in the US and Europe	3
POLI 287	Strategy and International Relations	3
POLI 288	Strategy and Politics	3
POLI 381	Data in Politics II: Frontiers and Applications	3
POLI 417	Advanced Political Psychology H	3
POLI 488	Game Theory	3
PSYC 53	First-Year Seminar: Talking about Numbers: Communicating Research Results to Others	3
PSYC 210	Statistical Principles of Psychological Research H	4
PSYC 215	Applied Data Science in Psychology and Neuroscience	4
PSYC 310	Applied Statistical Methods in the Psychological Sciences	3
PSYC 525	Psychological Archival Data Science	3
PSYC 530	Design and Interpretation of Psychological Research	3
PSYC 531	Tests and Measurement	3
PSYC 534	Introduction to Computational Statistics	3
PWAD 287	Strategy and International Relations	3
SOCI 252	Data Analysis	3
STOR 52	First-Year Seminar: Decisions, Decisions, Decisions	3
STOR 53	FYS: Networks: Degrees of Separation and Other Phenomena Relating to Connected Systems	3
STOR 54	First-Year Seminar: Adventures in Statistics	3
STOR 55	First-Year Seminar: Risk and Uncertainty in the Real World	3
STOR 56	First-Year Seminar: The Art and Science of Decision Making in War and Peace	3
STOR 60	First-Year Seminar: Statistical Decision-Making Concepts	3
STOR 61	First-Year Seminar: Statistics for Environmental Change	3
STOR 62	First-Year Seminar: Probability and Paradoxes	3
STOR 63	FYS: Statistics, Biostatistics, and Bioinformatics: An Introduction to the Ongoing Evolution	3
STOR 64	First-Year Seminar: A Random Walk down Wall Street	3
STOR 66	First-Year Seminar: Visualizing Data	3
STOR 72	First-Year Seminar: Unlocking the Genetic Code	3
STOR 305	Introduction to Decision Analytics	3
STOR 320	Introduction to Data Science	4
STOR 435	Introduction to Probability	3
STOR 471	Long-Term Actuarial Models	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Experiential Education (EE), One Course

• One course or credit-bearing activity is required.

Experiential education courses connect academic inquiry with a structured, active learning experience in which students exercise initiative and apply academic knowledge in various real-world contexts (geographic, social, cultural, etc.). Students may satisfy the experiential education requirement in a number of ways. They may participate in specifically approved undergraduate research programs or approved service-learning courses, take an approved course with a substantial field work component, participate in a University-approved study abroad program, complete an approved internship or honors thesis administered through an academic unit, or participate in an approved community- or audience-oriented creative activity. Please see the Study Abroad Program Office for additional experiential education opportunities.

Experiential Education – Study Abroad

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AMST 345	Issues in the Indigenous World	3
ANTH 235	Origins of Civilization: Archaeology of the British Museum	3
ANTH 453	Field School in South American Archaeology H	6
ENGL 583	Drama on Location H	3
MEJO 437	Media in Asia H	3
SPAN 253	Argentine Jewish Film	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Experiential Education – Internship

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AAAD 293	Individual Internships for Majors and Minors	1-3
AMST 493	Internship	1-3
ANTH 393	Internship in Anthropology	1-12
APPL 493	Internship in Applied Physical Sciences	3
ARCH 393	Internship in Archaeology	3-6
ARTH 293	Art History Practicum	3
ARTS 493	Studio Art Practicum or Internship	3
BIOL 293	Undergraduate Internship in Biology	3
BIOS 392	Undergraduate Internship	1-3
BUSI 493	Business Internship Project I	1.5-3
BUSI 593	Business Internship Project II	1.5-3
COMM 393	Internships	1-3
COMP 293	Internship in Computer Science	3
DRAM 393	Professional Theatre Laboratory	1-12
DRAM 493	Theatre Management	3
ECON 293	Internship	3
ECON 327	Business Venturing Workshop H	3
ECON 393	Practicum in Entrepreneurship H	3-6
EDUC 593	Internship/Student Teaching	1-12
EDUC 698	Internship in Human Development and Family Studies	3-9
ENEC 393	Internship in Sustainability	3
ENEC 493	Environmental Internship	1-4
ENEC 593	Environmental Practicum	1-3
ENGL 293	Internship for Credit	3
ENVR 593	Undergraduate Practicum in Environmental Health Sciences	1-3
EXSS 493	Field Experience in Sport Administration	1-3
EXSS 593	Practicum in Physical Fitness and Wellness	1-3
GEOG 493	Internship	3
GERM 493	Internship in German	3
GLBL 193	Global Studies Internship	1
HIST 493	Internship in History	1-3
HIST 593	Exploring the U.S. South Hands On and Ears Open: Internship at the Southern Oral History Program	3
INLS 393	Information Science Internship	3
LING 493	Internship in Linguistics	3
MEJO 393	Journalism and Media Internship	1
NSCI 493	Internship in Neuroscience	3
PLCY 293	Internship in Public Policy	3
POLI 193	Internship in Political Science	3
PSYC 493	Internship in Psychology	3
PWAD 393	Internship in Peace, War, and Defense	3-6
ROML 293	Internship in Romance Studies	3
SOCI 393	Independent Experiential Internship	1-3
STOR 493	Internship in Statistics and Operations Research	3
WGST 393	Practicum in Women's and Gender Studies	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

 Experiential Education – Service Learning

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AMST 330	del norte a norte: An American Songbook	3
AMST 398	Service Learning in America	3
AMST 460	Rising Waters: Strategies for Resilience to the Challenges of Climate and the Built Environment	3
ANTH 93	UNITAS	3
ANTH 425	Public Archaeology Practicum	3
ANTH 539	Environmental Justice	3
ANTH 625	Ethnography and Life Stories	3
BIOL 294	Service Learning in Biology: APPLES H	1-2
CHEM 210	Service Learning in Chemistry	1
CHEM 293	Undergraduate Internship in Chemistry	3
COMM 82	First-Year Seminar: Food Politics from an Organizational Communication Perspective	3
COMM 625	Communication and Nonprofits in the Global Context	3
COMP 80	First-Year Seminar: Enabling Technology--Computers Helping People H	3
COMP 180	Enabling Technologies H	3
COMP 580	Enabling Technologies	3
DHYG 362	Community Dental Health Internship	1
DHYG 393	Dental Hygiene Specialty Practicum	5
DHYG 422	Dental Hygiene Service Learning	2
DTCH 275	Rising Fortunes and Rising Tides: The Dutch Golden Age and its Legacy	3
ECON 291	Undergraduate Learning Assistant Seminar and Practicum	1-3
EDUC 387	Peer Tutoring	3
EDUC 400	Autism in Our Communities: An Interdisciplinary Perspective	3
EDUC 576	Teaching to Transform Society II	3
EDUC 617	Teaching in the Middle School	3
EDUC 698	Internship in Human Development and Family Studies	3-9
ENEC 304	Restoration Ecology	4
ENGL 50	First-Year Seminar: Multimedia North Carolina	3
ENGL 271	Mixed-Race America: Race in Contemporary American Literature and Culture	3
ENGL 467	Educating Latinas/os: Preparing SLI Mentors	3
EXSS 420	Program Planning in Recreation Services	3
GEOG 429	Urban Political Geography: Durham, NC	3
GEOG 650	Technology and Democracy Research	3
GEOL 412	Principles and Methods of Teaching Earth Science	4
GERM 286	(Un)Welcomed Guests? German Reflections on Exile and Immigration	3
GLBL 282	Global Gap Year Seminar	3
GLBL 485	Comparative Development	3
GLBL 489	Paradigms of Development and Social Change H	3
HBEH 609	Leadership for Alternative Breaks	2
HBEH 610	Alternative Spring Break	2
HBEH 611	Philanthropy as a Tool for Social Change	3
MEJO 332	Public Relations Writing	3
MEJO 432	Cause Communications	3
MEJO 459	Community Journalism	3
MEJO 671	Social Marketing Campaigns	3
NSCI 294	Service Learning in Neuroscience: APPLES	1-3
NSCI 424	Neural Connections: Hands on Neuroscience	3
NUTR 245	Sustainable Local Food Systems: Intersection of Local Foods and Public Health	3
PLCY 63	First-Year Seminar: Creating Social Value	3
PLCY 130	Getting It Done: Social Innovation	1
PLCY 393	Public Policy Clinic	3
PLCY 394	The Intersector	3
POLI 206	Race and the Right to Vote in the United States	3
POLI 291	Undergraduate Learning Assistant Practicum	1-3
POLI 404	Race, Immigration, and Urban Politics	3
PSYC 294	Service Learning in Psychology: APPLES	1-3
PSYC 502	Psychology of Adulthood and Aging	3
PUBA 401	State and Local Governance	3
ROML 60	First-Year Seminar: Spanish and Entrepreneurship: Language, Culture, and North Carolina Communities	3
ROML 194	Service Learning in Romance Studies	1
SOCI 126	Sociology of Adolescence	3
SOCI 253	Sociological Theory - Experiential	3
SOCI 273	Social and Economic Justice, Experiential Education	3
SOCI 413	Social Movements, Experiential	3
SOCI 417	The City and Urbanization, Experiential Education	3
SOCI 423	Sociology of Education, Experiential Education	3
SOWO 492	Seminar in Service Learning	1-6
SPAN 329	Spanish for Professional and Community Engagement	3
SPHS 400	Autism in Our Communities: An Interdisciplinary Perspective	3
SPHS 521	Human Communication Across the Lifespan (EE)	4
WGST 340	Leadership in Violence Prevention for Peer Educators	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

 Experiential Education – Field Work

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AAAD 402	African Media and Film: History and Practice	3
AAAD 480	Vernacular Traditions in African American Music	4
AERO 393	Air and Space Expeditionary Training	1
AMST 51	First-Year Seminar: Navigating America	3
AMST 283	American Home	3
AMST 285	Access to Work in America	3
AMST 394	The University in American Life: The University of North Carolina	3
AMST 394L	Role of the University	1
AMST 475	Documenting Communities H	3
ANTH 125	Canine Cultures H	3
ANTH 340	Southern Styles, Southern Cultures	4
ANTH 356	Artisans and Global Culture: Economic, Historical, Experiential, and Cross-Cultural Dimensions H	3
ANTH 370	Southern Legacies: The Descendants Project	4
ANTH 395	Research in Anthropology H	1-6
ANTH 424	Ritual, Festival, and Public Culture	3
ANTH 451	Field School in North American Archaeology H	6
ANTH 453	Field School in South American Archaeology H	6
ANTH 625	Ethnography and Life Stories	3
APPL 412	Turning Your Entrepreneurial Ideas Into Reality	3
ARMY 493	Army Leadership Expeditionary Training	1
ARTH 201	Making Material Histories: A Makerspace Course	3
ARTH 250	Objects, Museums, and Meanings H	3
ARTH 551	Introduction to Museum Studies	3
ARTS 364	The Walking Seminar: A Territorial Investigation	3
ARTS 500	Senior Seminar	3
ASTR 111L	Educational Research in Radio Astronomy	1
BIOL 274	Plant Diversity	3
BIOL 277L	Vertebrate Field Zoology Laboratory	1
BIOL 410	Principles and Methods of Teaching Biology	4
BIOL 463	Field Ecology	4
BIOL 476L	Avian Biology Laboratory	1
BIOL 555	Paleobotany: An Introduction to the Past History of Plants	3
BIOL 661	Plant Ecology	4
BIOS 664	Sample Survey Methodology	4
BUSI 505	Consulting to Entrepreneurial Firms	3
BUSI 514	STAR H	4.5
BUSI 650	Symposium Core Committee	1.5-3
CHEM 293	Undergraduate Internship in Chemistry	3
CHEM 410	Instructional Methods in the Chemistry Classroom	4
CLAR 650	Field School in Classical Archaeology	6
CLAS 123	Summer Study Abroad in Greece	3
CLSC 540L	Clinical Hematology Laboratory	4
CLSC 580L	Clinical Immunohematology Laboratory	4
COMM 53	First-Year Seminar: Collective Leadership Models for Community Change	3
COMM 668	The Ethnographic Return to Performance and Community H	3
COMP 185	Serious Games H	3
COMP 227	Effective Peer Teaching in Computer Science	3
COMP 325	How to Build a Software Startup	3
COMP 393	Software Engineering Practicum	1-3
COMP 585	Serious Games H	3
ECON 285	Access to Work in America	3
EDUC 149	Experiential Education and Civic Identity	1
EDUC 301	Junior Transfer Seminar - Thriving in Transition	3
EDUC 411	Making Liberal Arts "Work	3
EDUC 469	Developing Skills for Teaching	3
EDUC 493	Practicum	1-6
EDUC 517	Educational Partnership Through Program Evaluation	3
EDUC 524	Learning on the Edge: Theories of Experiential Education	3
EDUC 530	Free-Choice Learning in Informal Environments	3
EDUC 615	Schools and Community Collaboration	3
ENEC 220	North Carolina Estuaries: Environmental Processes and Problems	3
ENEC 259	Coral Reef Ecology and Management	1
ENEC 479	Landscape Analysis	3
ENEC 482	Energy and the Environment: A Coastal Perspective	3
ENGL 473	The Changing Coasts of Carolina	3
EXSS 51	First-Year Seminar: Entrepreneurship in Human Performance and Sport	3
EXSS 207	Coaching Principles	3
EXSS 393	Athletic Training Clinical	1
FOLK 340	Southern Styles, Southern Cultures	4
FOLK 370	Southern Legacies: The Descendants Project	4
FOLK 380	Traditions in Transition: Jewish Folklore and Ethnography	3
FOLK 424	Ritual, Festival, and Public Culture	3
FOLK 476	Graffiti, Gods, and Gardens: Urban Folklore	3
FOLK 480	Vernacular Traditions in African American Music	4
FOLK 481	Jewish Belongings: Material Culture of the Jewish Experience	3
GEOG 53	First-Year Seminar: Battle Park: Carolina's Urban Forest	3
GEOG 419	Field Methods in Physical Geography	3
GEOG 441	Introduction to Watershed Systems	3
GEOG 452	Mobile Geographies: The Political Economy of Migration	3
GEOL 72H	First-Year Seminar: Field Geology of Eastern California	3
GEOL 221	Geology of North America	3
GEOL 234	Marine Carbonate Environments	2
GEOL 425	Introduction to Field Geology	3
GEOL 485	Summer Field Course in Geology	3
GEOL 486	Summer Field Course in Geology	3
GEOL 555	Paleobotany: An Introduction to the Past History of Plants	3
GLBL 382	Latin American Migrant Perspectives: Ethnography and Action	3
HIST 70	First-Year Seminar: Seeing History in Everyday Places: Chapel Hill as a Case Study	3
HPM 393	Field Training in Health Policy and Management	2
IDST 301	American Colleges and Universities: Junior Transfer Seminar	3
JAPN 451	Swords, Tea Bowls, and Woodblock Prints: Exploring Japanese Material Culture	3
JWST 380	Traditions in Transition: Jewish Folklore and Ethnography	3
JWST 481	Jewish Belongings: Material Culture of the Jewish Experience	3
LTAM 512	Summer Intensive Continuing Course in Yucatec Maya	6
MASC 220	North Carolina Estuaries: Environmental Processes and Problems	3
MASC 472	Barrier Island Ecology and Geology	6
MASC 473	The Changing Coasts of Carolina	3
MATH 410	Teaching and Learning Mathematics	4
MEJO 447	Media in the United Kingdom H	3
MEJO 463	News Lab: Creating Tomorrow's News Products	3
MEJO 488	Multimedia Storytelling: Carolina Photojournalism Workshop	3
MEJO 530	Green Brand Lab	3
MEJO 584	International Projects H	3
MEJO 625	Media Hub H	3
MEJO 653	Leadership in a Time of Change H	3
MUSC 269	Music in the Community	3
NURS 591	Nursing Care of Adults with Major Health Problems, II	8
NURS 697	Capstone: Transitions in Care and Practice	6
PHYS 410	Teaching and Learning Physics	4
PLAN 375	Real Estate Development	3
PLCY 63	First-Year Seminar: Creating Social Value	3
PLCY 415	Advocacy for Policy Change	3
PLCY 435	Designing for Impact: Social Enterprise Lab	3
RELI 474	Buddhist Meditation, Mindfulness, and Modernity	3
STOR 358	Sample Survey Methodology	4

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

Experiential Education – Performing Arts

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AMST 225L	The Practice of Stand Up Comedy	1
ARTS 206	Video II	3
ARTS 233	Wood Sculpture	3
ARTS 243	Metal Sculpture	3
ARTS 322	Narrative Painting	3
ARTS 353	Phantasmagoria: Haunted Art, History, and Installation	3
ARTS 409	Art and Science: Merging Printmaking and Biology H	3
ARTS 458	Photo Printmaking	3
ARTS 499	Senior Projects	3
ASIA 124	Iranian Post-1979 Cinema	3
ASIA 382	The Story of Rama in Indian Culture--Experiential	3
ASIA 383	The Mahabharata: Remembered and Reimagined--Experiential	3
ASIA 387	Disciplining the Body and Mind: The Martial Arts of East Asia in Religion, History, and Culture	3
CHIN 242	Chinese Qin Music	3
CHIN 354	Chinese Culture through Calligraphy	3
COMM 387	Disciplining the Body and Mind: The Martial Arts of East Asia in Religion, History, and Culture	3
COMM 466	Advanced Study in Performing Literature	3
COMM 562	Oral History and Performance H	3
COMM 644	Documentary Production: First Person Filmmaking	3
COMM 665	Performance, Politics, and Culture	3
COMM 666	Media in Performance	3
DRAM 85	First-Year Seminar: Documentary Theatre H	3
DRAM 88	First-Year Seminar: Ecology and Performance	3
DRAM 191	Technical Methods: Scenery	3
DRAM 192	Technical Methods: Costume	3
DRAM 193	Production Practicum	3
DRAM 196	Dramatic Art Projects	1-3
DRAM 260	Advanced Stagecraft	3
DRAM 460	Stage Management	3
DRAM 666	Media in Performance	3
ENGL 308	Gram-O-Rama: Grammar in Performance	3
ENGL 309	Theatrical Writing for the Puppet Stage	3
FOLK 562	Oral History and Performance H	3
GERM 373	Denk ich an Deutschland. . .": German Lyrical Poetry through the Centuries	3
GERM 374	German Theater: Words Speak as Loudly as Actions	3
HIST 562	Oral History and Performance H	3
MUSC 300	Advanced Keyboard Lessons and Recital H	3
MUSC 302	Advanced Voice Lessons and Recital H	3
MUSC 303	Advanced String Lessons and Recital H	3
MUSC 304	Advanced Woodwind Lessons and Recital H	3
MUSC 305	Advanced Brass Lessons and Recital H	3
MUSC 306	Advanced Percussion Lessons and Recital H	3
MUSC 364	UNC Summer Jazz Workshop	3
MUSC 471	Instrumental Performance Repertory	3
MUSC 493	Music Internship	3
RELI 382	The Story of Rama in Indian Culture--Experiential	3
RELI 383	The Mahabharata: Remembered and Reimagined--Experiential	3
RELI 387	Disciplining the Body and Mind: The Martial Arts of East Asia in Religion, History, and Culture	3
WGST 562	Oral History and Performance H	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

 Experiential Education – Mentored Research

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AAAD 334	Performing African American History	3
AAAD 395	Undergraduate Research Seminar	3
AAAD 691H	Honors Research I	3
AAAD 692H	Honors Research II	3
AMST 350	Main Street Carolina: A Cultural History of North Carolina Downtowns H	3
AMST 410	Senior Seminar in Southern Studies	3
AMST 671	Introduction to Public History	3
AMST 691H	Honors in American Studies	3
AMST 692H	Honors in American Studies	3
ANTH 240	Action Research	3
ANTH 248	Anthropology and Public Interest	3
ANTH 278	Women in Science	3
ANTH 350	Anthropology of the State, Civil Society, and Politics	3
ANTH 413	Laboratory Methods: Archaeobotany	3
ANTH 413L	Archaeobotany Lab	1
ANTH 477	Visual Anthropology	3
ANTH 688	Observation and Interpretation of Religious Action	3
ANTH 691H	Seniors Honors Project in Anthropology	3
ANTH 692H	Senior Honors Thesis in Anthropology	3
APPL 495	Mentored Research in Applied Physical Sciences	3
APPL 520L	Polymer Chemistry Laboratory	2
ARCH 691H	Seniors Honors Thesis, Part 1	3
ARCH 692H	Senior Honors Thesis, Part 2	3
ARTH 595	Experience in Research	1-3
ARTH 691H	Honors in Art History	3
ARTH 692H	Honors in Art History	3
ARTS 343	MAKE: Art in the (New) Age	3
ARTS 691H	Senior Honors Thesis Project in Studio Art	3
ARTS 692H	Senior Honors Thesis Project in Studio Art	3
ASIA 691H	Senior Honors Thesis I	3
ASIA 692H	Senior Honors Thesis II	3
ASTR 502	Astrophysics II (Modern Research in Astrophysics)	3
BIOL 102L	Introductory Biology Laboratory with Research	1
BIOL 221L	Seafood Forensics Laboratory	1
BIOL 395	Undergraduate Research in Biology H	1-3
BIOL 421L	Microbiology Laboratory with Research	2
BIOL 423L	Genetics Experiments Laboratory	1
BIOL 692H	Senior Honors Thesis in Biology	3
BIOS 693H	Honors Research in Biostatistics	3
BIOS 694H	Honors Research in Biostatistics	3
BMME 295	Research in Biomedical Engineering for Undergraduates	1-3
BMME 691H	Honors Thesis	3
BMME 692H	Honors Thesis	3
BUSI 692H	Honors Thesis	3
CHEM 210	Service Learning in Chemistry	1
CHEM 245L	Honors Laboratory in Separations and Analytical Characterization of Organic and Biological Compound	1
CHEM 262L	Laboratory in Organic Chemistry	1
CHEM 395	Research in Chemistry for Undergraduates H	3
CHEM 397H	Honors Colloquium in Chemistry	1
CHEM 445	Electroanalytical Chemistry	3
CHEM 520L	Polymer Chemistry Laboratory	2
CHEM 530L	Laboratory Techniques for Biochemistry	3
CLAR 395	Independent Research in Classical Archaeology	3
CLAS 59	First-Year Seminar: Ancient Magic and Religion	3
CLAS 395	Independent Research in Classics	3
CLAS 691H	Honors Course	3
CLAS 692H	Honors Course	3
CMPL 260	Landscape: Re-Imagining the Natural World	3
CMPL 395	Research, Creativity, and Innovation in the Humanities H	3
CMPL 460	Transnational Romanticism: Romantic Movements in Europe and the Americas	3
CMPL 500	Advanced Seminar	3
CMPL 558	The Lives and Times of Medieval Corpses	3
CMPL 622	Medieval Cosmopolitanisms	3
CMPL 691H	Comparative Lit Senior Honors Thesis Part I	3
CMPL 692H	Comparative Lit Senior Honors Thesis Part II	3
COMM 472	Rhetorical Criticism	3
COMM 499	The Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication	3
COMM 625	Communication and Nonprofits in the Global Context	3
COMM 691H	Honors in Cultural Studies	3
COMM 692H	Honors in Cultural Studies	3
COMM 693H	Honors	3
COMM 694H	Honors	3
COMP 495	Mentored Research in Computer Science	3
COMP 523	Software Engineering Laboratory	4
COMP 691H	Honors Thesis in Computer Science	3
COMP 692H	Honors Thesis in Computer Science	3
DRAM 691H	Honors Project in Dramatic Art	3
DRAM 692H	Honors Project in Dramatic Art	3
ECON 55	First-Year Seminar: Economics of Sports H	3
ECON 510	Advanced Microeconomic Theory H	3
ECON 525	Advanced Financial Economics	3
ECON 545	Advanced Industrial Organization and Social Control	3
ECON 550	Health Economics	3
ECON 551	Economics of Education	3
ECON 560	Advanced International Economics	3
ECON 570	Applied Econometric Analysis H	3
ECON 691H	Honors Course	3
ECON 692H	Honors Course	3
EDUC 318	Peer Leadership in the University Environment	2
EDUC 320	Navigating Education in Borderlands	3
EDUC 691H	Honors Seminar in Education	3
EDUC 694H	Honors Thesis in Education	3
EDUC 697	Education Minor Capstone Course	3
ENEC 304	Restoration Ecology	4
ENEC 395	Research in Environmental Sciences and Studies for Undergraduates	1-3
ENEC 437	Social Vulnerability to Climate Change	3
ENEC 492	Social Science Research Methods	3
ENEC 693H	Honors Research in Environmental Sciences and Studies	3
ENEC 694H	Honors Project in Environmental Sciences and Studies	3
ENEC 698	Capstone: Analysis and Solution of Environmental Problems	3
ENGL 55	First-Year Seminar: Reading and Writing Women's Lives H	3
ENGL 75	First-Year Seminar: Interpreting the South from Manuscripts	3
ENGL 76H	First-Year Seminar: Biography: People and Places, Chapel Hill	3
ENGL 274	Drama: PlayMakers Current Season	3
ENGL 292	Youth in Culture	3
ENGL 295	Undergraduate Research Seminar H	3
ENGL 385	Literature and Law	3
ENGL 403	Rhetoric and Social Justice H	3
ENGL 482	Metadata, Mark-up, and Mapping: Understanding the Rhetoric of Digital Humanities	3
ENGL 494	Research Methods in Film Studies	3
ENGL 495	Mentored Research	1-3
ENGL 691H	English Senior Honors Thesis, Part I	3
ENGL 692H	English Senior Honors Thesis, Part II	3
ENGL 693H	Creative Writing Senior Honors Thesis, Part I	3
ENGL 694H	Creative Writing Senior Honors Thesis, Part II	3
ENGL 695	Research Seminar	3
ENVR 691H	Honors Research	3
ENVR 692H	Honors Thesis	3
ENVR 695	Undergraduate Research	1-3
ENVR 698	Senior Capstone Course	3
EURO 691H	Honors Thesis in European Studies	3
EURO 692H	Honors Thesis in European Studies	3
EXSS 327	Predictive Analytics in Sports	3
EXSS 395	Undergraduate Research Course	1-3
EXSS 693H	Senior Honors Thesis	3
EXSS 694H	Senior Honors Thesis	3
FOLK 688	Observation and Interpretation of Religious Action	3
FOLK 691H	Honors Project in Folklore	3
FOLK 692H	Honors Thesis in Folklore	3
FREN 691H	Honors Thesis in French	3
FREN 692H	Honors Thesis in French	3
GEOG 437	Social Vulnerability to Climate Change	3
GEOG 691H	Honors	3
GEOG 692H	Honors	3
GEOL 72H	First-Year Seminar: Field Geology of Eastern California	3
GEOL 567	Application of Plasma Mass Spectrometry in Earth and Environmental Sciences	3
GEOL 691H	Honors	3
GEOL 692H	Honors	3
GLBL 691H	Honors in Global Studies	3
GLBL 692H	Honors in Global Studies	3
GREK 395	Independent Research in Greek	3
GSLL 70	First-Year Seminar: Teenage Kicks: Race, Class, and Gender in Postwar Youth Cultures	3
GSLL 277	The Moon in Song, Story, and Science: Mentored Research Projects in Cultural History	3
GSLL 287	Into the Streets: 1968 and Dissent in Central Europe	3
GSLL 295	Research, Creativity, and Innovation in the Humanities H	3
GSLL 481	Grand Hotels and Empty Fields: Inventing Central Europe through Culture	3
GSLL 691H	Honors Course	3
GSLL 692H	Honors Course	3
GSLL 693H	Honors Seminar	3
HIST 55	First-Year Seminar: Preventing Broken Hearts in North Carolina: History and Health Care in the South	3
HIST 395	Research Related Skills	1-3
HIST 398	Undergraduate Seminar in History H	3
HIST 671	Introduction to Public History	3
HIST 691H	Honors in History	3
HIST 692H	Honors in History	3
HPM 691H	Honors Research	3
HPM 692H	Independent Honors Research	3
IDST 195	Undergraduate Research Consulting Team	1
IDST 691H	Senior Honors Thesis	3
IDST 692H	Senior Honors Thesis	3
INLS 691H	Research Methods in Information Science	3
INLS 692H	Honors Thesis in Information Science	3
ITAL 691H	Honors Thesis	3
ITAL 692H	Honors Thesis in Italian	3
LATN 395	Independent Research in Latin	3
LING 395	Group Mentored Research	1-3
LING 495	Individual Mentored Research	1-3
LING 691H	Senior Honors Thesis	3
LING 692H	Senior Honors Thesis	3
LTAM 691H	Honors in Latin American Studies	3
LTAM 692H	Honors in Latin American Studies	3
MASC 395	Undergraduate Research in Marine Sciences	1-3
MATH 296	Directed Exploration in Mathematics	1-3
MATH 396	Undergraduate Reading and Research in Mathematics	1-3
MATH 691H	Honors Research in Mathematics	3
MATH 692H	Honors Thesis in Mathematics	3
MEJO 691H	Introductory Honors Course	3
MEJO 692H	Honors Essay	3
MUSC 66	First-Year Seminar: A Course in Digital Humanities and Multimedia H	3
MUSC 296	Special Studies for Undergraduates	1-3
MUSC 691H	Senior Honors Thesis in Music I	3
MUSC 692H	Senior Honors Thesis in Music II	3
NSCI 278	Molecular Imaging of the Brain	3
NSCI 395	Independent Research	3
NSCI 403	Advanced Biopsychology Laboratory H	3
NSCI 693H	Honors in Neuroscience I	3
NSCI 694H	Honors in Neuroscience II	3
NURS 691H	Honors in Nursing, Part I	3
NURS 692H	Honors in Nursing, Part II	3
NUTR 295	Undergraduate Research Experience in Nutrition	3
NUTR 691H	Honors Research in Nutrition	3
NUTR 692H	Honors Research in Nutrition	3
PHIL 261	Ethics in Action	3
PHIL 292	Field Work in Philosophy: Introducing Philosophy in Primary and Secondary Schools	3
PHIL 691H	Courses for Honors	3
PHIL 692H	Courses for Honors	3
PHYS 295	Research with Faculty Mentor I	1-12
PHYS 395	Research with Faculty Mentor II	1-12
PHYS 691H	Senior Honor Thesis Research I	3
PHYS 692H	Senior Honor Thesis Research II	3
PLAN 691H	Honors Seminar in Urban and Regional Studies	3
PLCY 691H	Honors in Public Policy	3
PLCY 692H	Honors in Public Policy	3
PLCY 698	Senior Capstone in Public Policy	4
POLI 150L	International Relations and Global Politics Research Laboratory	1
POLI 350	Peace Science Research	3
POLI 395	Mentored Research in Political Science	1-3
POLI 421	Framing Public Policies	3
POLI 691H	Honors Seminar in Research Design	3
POLI 692H	Honors Thesis Research	3
POLI 693H	Honors Thesis Research	3
PORT 691H	Honors Thesis	3
PORT 692H	Honors Thesis in Portuguese	3
PSYC 210	Statistical Principles of Psychological Research H	4
PSYC 215	Applied Data Science in Psychology and Neuroscience	4
PSYC 395	Independent Research	1-3
PSYC 438	Research Topics in the Psychology of Language	3
PSYC 525	Psychological Archival Data Science	3
PSYC 528	Clinical Research: Design, Analyze, Disseminate	3
PSYC 530	Design and Interpretation of Psychological Research	3
PSYC 693H	Honors in Psychology I	3
PSYC 694H	Honors in Psychology II	3
PWAD 670	Peace Making in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict	3
PWAD 673	Post-Conflict Security Challenges	3
PWAD 674	Research Seminar on the History of Covert Action	3
PWAD 675	War, Crimes against Humanity, and Justice	3
PWAD 676	Law and National Security from the U.S. Civil War to the Global War on Terror	3
PWAD 680	Research Seminar in Peace, War, and Defense	3
PWAD 691H	Honors in Peace, War, and Defense	3
PWAD 692H	Honors in Peace, War, and Defense	3
RELI 395	Guided Undergraduate Research	1-3
RELI 688	Observation and Interpretation of Religious Action	3
RELI 691H	Honors in Religious Studies	3
RELI 692H	Honors in Religious Studies	3
ROML 295	Research, Creativity, and Innovation in the Humanities H	3
ROML 500	Research Methods for Romance Languages and European Studies	3
SOCI 302	Fieldwork in Entrepreneurship	3
SOCI 691H	Senior Honors Research and Seminar	3
SOCI 692H	Senior Honors Research and Seminar	3
SPAN 691H	Honors Thesis	3
SPAN 692H	Honors Thesis in Spanish	3
STOR 496	Undergraduate Reading and Research in Statistics and Operations Research	1-3
STOR 691H	Honors in Statistics and Analytics	3
STOR 692H	Honors in Statistics and Analytics	3
WGST 278	Women in Science	3
WGST 691H	Honors in Women's Studies	3
WGST 692H	Honors in Women's Studies	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.

U.S. Diversity (US), One Course

Courses in U.S. diversity help students develop a greater understanding of diverse peoples and cultures within the United States and thereby enhance their ability to fulfill the obligations of Unites States citizenship. These courses address in systematic fashion one or more aspects of diversity in the United States, whether arising from ethnic, generational, class, gender, sexual, regional, or religious differences.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
AAAD 50	First-Year Seminar: Defining Blackness	3
AAAD 51	First-Year Seminar: Masquerades of Blackness	3
AAAD 130	Introduction to African American and Diaspora Studies	3
AAAD 231	African American History since 1865	3
AAAD 238	African American Literature Survey	3
AAAD 252	African Americans in the West	3
AAAD 254	African Americans in North Carolina	3
AAAD 330	20th-Century African American Art	3
AAAD 332	Remembering Race and Slavery	3
AAAD 333	Race and Public Policy in the United States	3
AAAD 449	Black Women in Cinema: From the Early 1900s to the Present	3
AAAD 480	Vernacular Traditions in African American Music	4
AAAD 491	Class, Race, and Inequality in America	3
AMST 54	First-Year Seminar: The Indians' New Worlds: Southeastern Histories from 1200 to 1800	3
AMST 55	First-Year Seminar: Birth and Death in the United States H	3
AMST 59	First-Year Seminar: American Indian Art in the 20th Century	3
AMST 60	First-Year Seminar: American Indians in History, Law, and Literature	3
AMST 62	First-Year Seminar: Mobility, Roads, NASCAR, and Southern Culture	3
AMST 102	Myth and History in American Memory	3
AMST 110	Introduction to the Cultures and Histories of Native North America	3
AMST 201	Literary Approaches to American Studies	3
AMST 203	Approaches to American Indian Studies	3
AMST 210	Approaches to Southern Studies: A Historical Analysis of the American South	3
AMST 211	Approaches to Southern Studies: The Literary and Cultural Worlds of the American South	3
AMST 231	Native American History: The East	3
AMST 234	Native American Tribal Studies H	3
AMST 246	Indigenous Storytelling: Oral, Written, and Visual Literatures of Native America	3
AMST 248	Intersectionality: Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Social Justice	3
AMST 252	Muslim American Literatures and Cultures	3
AMST 255	Mid-20th-Century American Thought and Culture	3
AMST 258	Captivity and American Cultural Definition	3
AMST 259	Tobacco and America	3
AMST 269	Mating and Marriage in American Culture	3
AMST 276	Food and American Culture: What We Eat and Who We Are	3
AMST 317	Adoption in America	3
AMST 325	Encountering Art in the Unexpected: Borderlands and Story in Contemporary American Visual Art	3
AMST 330	del norte a norte: An American Songbook	3
AMST 335	Defining America II H	3
AMST 336	Native Americans in Film	3
AMST 337	Beyond Red Power: American Indian Activism since 1900	3
AMST 338	Native American Novel	3
AMST 339	The Long 1960s in Native America	3
AMST 341	Digital Native America	3
AMST 352	The Asian American Experience	3
AMST 360	The Jewish Writer in American Life	3