Cultural Studies - Bethany College - Bethany

Cultural Studies from Bethany College - Bethany is a Campus Bachelor Area Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Cultural Studies Major A minimum of 39 credits including: CLTS 201 - Introduction to Cultural Studies CLTS 401 - Common Seminar CLTS 402 - Common Seminar CLTS 490 - Senior Project INTD 251 - Origins of Western Thought I: The Ancient World INTD 252 - Origins of Western Thought II: The Middle Ages and Renaissance INTD 253 - Origins of Western Thought III: The Modern Age 6 Credits from each of three course areas listed below: Values and Worldviews: PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 124 - Introduction to Ethics PHIL 333 - History of Philosophy: Ancient through Modern PHIL 353 - History and Philosophy of Science PHIL 355 - Philosophy of Religion PHIL 358 - Aesthetics, the Arts and Philosophy RELS 101-130 - Biblical Literature Seminars RELS 220 - Introduction to World Religions RELS 352 -Islamic Civilization SPAN 321 - Civilization of Latin America SPAN 320 - Civilization of Spain GRMN 320 - Civilization of Germany GRMN 321 - Civilization of the German-Speaking World FREN 320 - French Civilization FREN 321 - Contemporary France HIST 320 - HIST 321 - JAPN 321 - Modern Japan BIOL 100 - Modern Concepts in Life Science BIOL 110 - Plants, People, and Environment POLS 352 - Comparative Government - Non-western MUSI 250 - Music History: Medieval-Classical MUSI 251 - Music History: 18th - 20th Centuries VISA 100 - Art History: Ancient through Medieval VISA 101 - Art History: Renaissance through Post-Modern Theory and Method (6 credits) PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy ENGL 160 - Introduction to Film ENGL 351 - Literary Criticism and Theory PHYS 300 - Modern Physics BIOL 221 - Introduction to Environmental Science BIOL 290 - General Genetics BIOL 310 - Evolution PHIL 123 - Introduction to Logic POLS 325 - Political Economy POLS 351 - Comparative Government: Western POLS 352 - Comparative Government: Non-Western POLS 360 - POLS 362 - Modern Political Thought POLS 364 - International Relations Theory POLS 370 - Research Methods in Political Science HIST 377 - Historical Writings and Methods EDUC 309 - Education Ethnography: Field Research in the Schools ECON 162 - Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 270 - Comparative Economic Systems GENS 202 - Physical and Cultural Geography MATH 281 - Statistical Methods I PSYC 100 - General Psychology PSYC 205 - Quantitative Methods in Psychology I PSYC 287 - Organizations and Human Behavior PSYC 326 - Social Psychology PSYC 415 - Systematic Psychology SOCI 340 - Research Methods and Statistics COMM 306 - Communication Theory and Research Topics and Conflicts (6 credits) PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy CLTS 202 - Tolerance and Intolerance in Historical Perspective CLTS 210 - Science, Technology, and Society PSYC 210 - PSYC 250 - Ethnicity and Psychology ECON 360 - International Trade ENGL 421 - History of the Western Erotic Lyric ENGL 448 - ENGL 461 - POLS 244 - INTD 203 - International Terrorism INTD 204 - Human Sexuality INTD 210 - The Art and Science of Peace INTD 211 - Women of the World HIST 311 - The Age of Transition: 1300 - 1600 HIST 312 - The Age of Absolutism: 1600 - 1789 HIST 313 - The Age of Revolution and Nationalism: 1789 - 1914 POLS 335 - Gender in Politics POLS 330 - Media and Politics POLS 334 - Race and Ethnicity in Politics Modern World Language In addition to the college World Languages requirement, Cultural Studies majors must demonstrate more advanced aptitude in a modern world language by attaining a C or better in a course taught in the language of study. Disciplinary Distribution In order to ensure sufficient disciplinary focus/skills to sustain cogent interdisciplinary work, Cultural Studies majors are expected to carry a second major or two minors. No more than two courses from the second major or from both minors may count toward the students fulfillment of course requirements for the Cultural Studies major. Writing Requirement: Cultural Studies majors fulfill the focused writing requirement by successful completion of the Senior Project (CLTS 490). View more details on Bethany College - Bethany, WV . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Area Studies courses.