European Union Studies Interdisciplinary Minor

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Minor Program

Required Course: 3 Credit Hours

NOTE: A 3.0 GPA in certificate courses is required.

EURO 2000 - European Union (3 Credit Hours)
or
EURO 3234 - Introduction to the European Union (3 Credit Hours)
or
POLS 3234 - European Politics (3 Credit Hours)

Nine Credit Hours from the Following Multidisciplinary List: Credit Hours: 9

List includes the following campus (with at least a 25% EU component) as well as online courses (at least one course in two different discipline areas):

BIOL 3100 - People and the Environment (3 Credit Hours)
ECON 3100 - Multinational Econ Enterprises (3 Credit Hours)
ECON 3132 - International Trade (3 Credit Hours)
ECON 4337 - Environmental Economics (3 Credit Hours)
HIST 3432 - Modern Germany (3 Credit Hours)
HIST 3434 - Modern European Thought (3 Credit Hours)
HIST 3437 - Modern France and French Society in Global Context (3 Credit Hours)
HIST 3533 - Modern East Central Europe (3 Credit Hours)
HIST 4335 - Women and Gender in Europe (3 Credit Hours)
HIST 5533 - Advanced Economic Rivalries in History (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 3990 - Topics In European Union Studies (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 4130 - European Law and Legal Systems (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 4160 - Federalism and Multilevel Governance in the EU (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 4230 - Doing Business in the European Union and United States (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 4260 - European Monetary Union (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 4330 - Science and Technology Policy (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 4430 - EU Environmental Policy (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 4530 - European Social Policy (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 4630 - EU Communications and Media (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 4730 - EU Foreign Policy (3 Credit Hours)
EURO 4760 - US-EU Relations (3 Credit Hours)

Capstone Seminar: 3 Credit Hours

EURO 4500 - Seminar in Euro Union Studies (3 Credit Hours)
or
EURO 4830 - EU Studies Capstone Course (3 Credit Hours)

Total Credit Hours: 15

Contact:

Dr. Olavi Arens
Department of History
Armstrong Campus
912-344-2857

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