Courses Satisfying the Pre-Modern Requirement
Note: This list may be incomplete. Contact the undergraduate advisor if you think a course is missing.
COURSE NUMBER | COURSE TITLE |
2 | Ancient Empires |
3 | After the Roman Empire: The East |
4A | Origins of Western Civilization: Ancient |
4B | Origins of Western Civilization: Medieval |
6A | History of China: Origins to the Mongol Conquest |
30A | Science from Antiquity through Newton |
100AP | Special Topics in Ancient History: Augustine's City of God |
100AP | Art and Monuments as Sources for Pre-Modern European History |
100AP | Ancient Sicily: A Mediterranean Crossroads |
100F | Mongol Empire |
105A | Ancient Greece: Bronze Age and Archaic |
105B | Ancient Greece: Classical |
105C | Ancient Greece: Hellenistic Age |
106A | The Roman Republic |
106B | The Roman Empire |
107D | Topics in Ancient History: Roman Law |
108 | Byzantium |
109A | The Rise of Islamic Civilization, 600-1200 |
109B | The Middle East, 1000-1750 |
111A | Southeast Asia to the 18th Century |
113A | Traditional Korea |
114A | Medieval and Early Modern India to the Coming of the British |
116A | Early China |
116B | Tang-Song China |
117A | Chinese Popular Culture |
117C | Reading the Visual in Chinese History |
117D | The Chinese Body: Medicine and Health, Sex and Gender |
118A | Japan: Archaeological Period to 1800 |
149B | Italy in the Age of Dante (1000-1350) |
150A | Medieval England: The Anglo-Saxon Period |
150B | Medieval England: From the Conquest to 1290 |
150C | Later Medieval England, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries |
155A | Medieval Europe: From the Late Empire to the Investiture Conflict |
155B | Medieval Europe: From the Investiture Conflict to the Fifteenth Century |
156A | History of Christian Thought, 200-600 A.D. |
156B | Medieval Intellectual History, c. 1050-1270 |
171A | Russia to 1700 |
C175A | Jewish Civilization: Middle Ages |
177A | Armenia from Ethnogenesis to the Dark Ages |
185A | History of Christianity: Beginnings to ca. 1250 |
C188C | Magic, Religion, and Science: The Ancient and Medieval Worlds |