EUROP 200
Introduction to European Studies
International and Area Studies
Kennedy Center for International Studies
Course Description
Introduction to the major, the core disciplines involved and integrated in European studies, and European studies as a discipline.
When Taught
Fall
Grade Rule
Grade Rule 8: A, B, C, D, E, I (Standard grade rule)
Min
3
Fixed
3
Fixed
3
Fixed
0
Title
Information Literacy: Foundations & Frameworks
Learning Outcome
Students will demonstrate advanced factual knowledge of European geographies, histories, politics, and cultures, and show proficiency in analyzing and interpreting specific European topics using major theories and concepts from the core European Studies disciplines (history, political science, and the humanities).
Title
Global Citizenship
Learning Outcome
Students will acquire and refine an intellectual curiosity and habits of thought that will lead to life-long learning and continued engagement with European history, literature, culture, languages, and current affairs in various realms (personal, professional, church, civic).
Title
Cultural Navigation: International Perspectives and Experiences
Learning Outcome
Students will acquire advanced international and intercultural competencies through coursework in international studies, habitual reading of European and global news, regular attendance at Kennedy Center lectures, as well as mentored learning experiences, including study abroad, internship, etc.
Title
Professional Skills & Competencies
Learning Outcome
Students will cultivate advanced skills in critical reading, thinking, and communication in a variety of disciplinary traditions (history, humanities, political science, etc.). They will also demonstrate a proficiency in communicating in a European language other than English.
