Requirements for the Global Cultural Studies Minor (20 Semester Hours)

course Introduction to Global Cultural Studies (4)
One course from the Anthropology Category (4)
Three courses from any category in the GCS major: Anthropology, Cultural Electives A or B (12)

Anthropology

course Peoples and Cultures of Africa (4)
course Cultures of Mexico and Ecuador (4)
course Visual Anthropology (4)
course Medical Anthropology (4)
course Technology and Society (4)
course Language and Culture (4)
course Topics in Anthropology (1-4)
course Topics in Anthropology (1-4)

Cultural Electives, Part A

course Peoples and Cultures of Africa (4)
course Cultures of Mexico and Ecuador (4)
course Visual Anthropology (4)
course Medical Anthropology (4)
course Language and Culture (4)
course Topics in Anthropology (1-4)
course Topics in Anthropology (1-4)
course Archaeological Theories and Methods (4)
course Introduction to South Asian Art History (4)
course Introduction to Chinese Art History (4)
course Introduction to Japanese Art History (4)
course Introduction to Renaissance and Early Modern Art (4)
course Introduction to Museum Studies (4)
course Principles of Visual Literacy (4)
course Modern and Contemporary Chinese and Chinese-American Art and Visual Culture (4)
course Contemporary Art: 1970-present (4)
course Baroque and Neoclassical Visual Culture (4)
course Renaissance Visual Culture (4)
course Art Literature and Criticism (4
course Gateway to East Asian Studies (4)
course Making and Playing of Traditional Musical Instruments (4)
course Gender and Mass Communication in Asia (4)
course Introducing Asia to the World (4)
course Asian Visual and Creative Culture (4)
course Asian Social Media in a Global Context: Critique and Design (4)
course Folklore and Identity (4)
course Rites of Passage in Chinese Societies (4)
course Poetics of Magic, Magic of Poetry
course African Cinema (4)
course Gender and Sexuality in African Literature and Cinema (4)
course French Composition and Discussion (4)
course France and the Other (4)
course French and Francophone Studies II (4)
course Readings in French Literature (4)
course Oral Tradition and Performance in African Literature (4)
course Civilization and Its Critics (4)
course Language in Society (4)
course Advanced Topics in French Literature (4)
course German Cinema and Visual Culture (4)
course Contemporary German Culture (4)
course Media in Context: Literature, Film and Art (4)
course Asian Empires on the Silk Road (4)
course Colonial Latin America (4)
course Cinema in the Middle East (4)
course Chemawa Indian School Partnership Program (2)
course Chemawa Indian School Partnership Program Internship (2 or 4)
course Modern Japanese Society and Culture (4)
course Japanese Literature in Translation (4)
course The Japanese Cinema (4)
course Global Health through Film (4)
course/course Philosophy and Religion (4)
course Philosophy of Language (4)
course Russian Culture: Russian Ways and Views of Russia (4)
course Russian and Soviet Cinema (4)
course The Nineteenth-Century Russian Novel (4)
course Topics in Russian Literature (4)
course Russian Civilization and Culture (4)
course Spanish Composition and Discussion (4)
course Spanish Conversation and Culture (4)
course Hispanic Civilization (4)
course Cultural Institutions of Spain (4)
course Peninsular Literature I: Medieval, Early Modern, and American Colonial (4)
course Peninsular Literature II: Modern and Contemporary (4)
course Latin American Literature I: Conquest to Independence (4)
course Latin American Literature II: Modernismo to the Present (4)
course Spanish Translation (4)
course Latin American Cinema (4)
course Topics in Spanish (1-4)
course Topics in Latin American Literature (4)
course Contemporary Mexican Literature (4)
course History of Hispanic Thought (4)
course Contemporary Novel and Short Story of Latin America (4)
course Contemporary Latin American Women Writers (4)
course Contemporary Spanish Women Writers (4)
course Topics in Medieval and Early Modern Spanish Literature (4)
course Topics in Modern and Contemporary Peninsular Literature (4)
course Global Fashion History (4)

Stipulations

Students minoring in Global Cultural Studies are required to take one course from at least two of the following world region categories: 1) North America or Europe, 2) Central or South America, 3) Africa, 4) Asia, 5) Middle East, or 6) Global (students are allowed to take both courses from the Global category). Students can choose these two regional classes from any category in the minor. Classes, supervised research, or internship work done during study abroad may qualify for GCS credit, but must be approved by the GCS chair. With GCS chair approval, "Special Topics" and other courses at Willamette may also count for GCS credit and will at that time be assigned to the proper regional category.

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