GE requires four Global perspectives courses, one of which must carry the GN marker. See semester Schedule of Courses for complete marker listings for a given semester. Courses listed below carry marker credit as designated on a permanent basis.

Race & Culture Contact in the Caribbean

The Classical Art of Persuasion

Introduction to Classical Civ: Greeks

Introduction to Classical Civ: Romans

Mythology

Classical Origins of the English Language

Introduction to Classical Archaeology (Rome)

Comparative Studies in World Drama

Women in Antiquity

Classical Tragedy

Classical Comedy

The Archaic Age

Age of Cicero

Age of Augustus

Age of Nero

Ancient Cosmology

Roman Law & Society

Roman Empire

The Global Economy

European Literary Classics: Ancient to Renaissance

European Literary Classics: Enlightenment

Topics in Global Literature

Literary Study of the Bible

Freshman Seminar in Literature - Global Perspectives

Freshman Seminar in Fine Art - Global Perspectives

Freshman Seminar in Philosophical, Religious, and Ethical Principles - Global Perspectives

Freshman Seminar in Historical Perspectives - Pre-Modern Global Perspectives

Freshman Seminar in Historical Perspectives - Modern Global Perspectives

Freshman Seminar in Social and Behavioral Perspectives - Global Perspectives

Elementary French

Elementary French

Intermediate French

Intermediate French

Explorations in French Literature: English Versions

French Conversation & Culture

Advanced French Grammar & Composition

Albert Camus: English Versions

Business French

World Production & Marketing Patterns

Urban Geography: Global Patterns

Elementary German

Elementary German

Elementary German: Business Focus

Elementary German: Business Focus

Intermediate German

Intermediate German Topics

German Civilization I

German Civilization II

Masterworks of German Literature

Masterworks of Modern German Literature

Germanic Mythology

German Conversation Topics

German Conversation and Composition

German Literature: Advanced Intermediate Topics

Business German

Elementary Ancient Greek I

Elementary Ancient Greek II

Intermediate Ancient Greek I

Intermediate Ancient Greek II

Greek Drama

Greek Drama

The Greek Orators

Greek Historical Writers

Greek Historical Writers

Homer

Medieval Legacy

Modern Europe

Unity & Unrest in Medieval Towns

Daughters of Eve - Women in the Middle Ages

History of Spain: Golden Age

Europe since 1920

Germany in the Nineteenth Century 1800-1914

German History 1914-1945

Medieval Church & State

International Studies Seminar

Elementary Italian

Elementary Italian

Intermediate Italian

Elementary Latin I

Elementary Latin II

Elementary Latin Review

Intermediate Latin I

Intermediate Latin II

Roman Lyric Poetry

Roman Letters & Men of Letters

Roman Drama

Roman Orators

Roman Historians

Roman Satire

Virgil

Introduction to International Business

Music Appreciation

History of Western Music III (19th & 20th century music)

Opera Performance Techniques

History of Ancient Philosophy

History of Modern Philosophy

The International System

Introduction to Religious Studies

Religion, Ritual, & the Arts

The New Testament & the Origins of Christianity

Christianity I

Judaism

Social Problems

Global Deviance

Global Society

Elementary Spanish

Elementary Spanish

Intermediate Spanish

Intermediate Spanish

Hispanic Masterpieces in English Translation

Advanced Spanish

Spanish Conversation

Intermediate Spanish Composition

Introduction to Spanish Culture

Introduction to Spanish American Culture

Business Spanish

Approaches to Hispanic Literature

Spanish Literature I

Spanish Literature II

Advanced Written & Spoken Spanish

Western Civilization

Western Civilization

Survey of Visual Art in Non-Western Traditions

African Art

Contemporary Non-Western Culture

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

World Prehistory

Latin American Societies & Cultures

Cultures of the Pacific

Art and Archaeology of Egypt

Dance History I: World Dance Traditions

Non-Western Literary Classics

Topics in Non-Western Literature

Freshman Seminar in Literature - Global Non-Western Perspectives

Freshman Seminar in Fine Art - Global Non-Western Perspectives

Freshman Seminar in Philosophical, Religious, and Ethical Principles - Global Non-Western Perspectives

Freshman Seminar in Historical Perspectives - Pre-Modern Global Non-Western Perspectives

Freshman Seminar in Historical Perspectives - Modern Global Non-Western Perspectives

Freshman Seminar in Social and Behavioral Perspectives - Global Perspectives

Geography of the Non-Western World

Cultural Geography

World Population Problems

International Health

History of Africa to 1870

History of Africa Since 1870

Civilizations of Asia to 1800

Civilization of Asia Since 1800

Central American History

Ottoman Empire & Republic of Turkey

Near & Middle East in the 20th Century

HIS

China to 1800

Modern Transformation of China

International Studies Seminar

Elementary Japanese

Elementary Japanese

Intermediate Japanese I

Intermediate Japanese II

Modern Japan

Music of the Non-Western World

Music and Culture of Sub-Saharan Africa

Teaching Music in a Multicultural Population

Politics of Development

African Political Systems

Non-Western Religions

Non-Western Religions and China

Buddhism

Hinduism

Islam

Religious Traditions and Care of the Earth

Elementary Russian II

Russian Literature in Translation I

Intermediate Russian

Intermediate Russian

Slavic Life & Letters: Topics

Major Authors in Russian Literature

Major Movements in Russian Literature

Post Soviet Societies

Spanish American Literature I

Non-Western Theatre and/or Film

Women in Non-Western Cultures

Writing Intensive Courses (WI)
GE requires one WI course; an additional WI course is to be taken in the major. College of Arts and Sciences requires additional WI courses.

Please be aware that some Writing Intensive courses carry the WI marker for all sections regardless of instructor; others will be Writing Intensive only when taught by a specific instructor(s). Additionally, enrollment in certain Writing Intensive courses is restricted to majors only.

The semester Schedule of Courses provides a comprehensive list of the Writing Intensive courses offered for a given term.

Speaking Intensive Courses (SI)
GE requires one SI course; an additional SI course is to be taken in the major. Please be aware that some Speaking Intensive courses carry the SI marker for all sections regardless of instructor; others will be Speaking Intensive only when taught by a specific instructor(s). Additionally, enrollment in certain Speaking Intensive courses is restricted to majors only.

The semester Schedule of Courses provides a comprehensive list of the Speaking Intensive courses offered for a given term.