Core Divisional Requirements
Singly enrolled Newhouse students and dual Newhouse/iSchool students must complete the Core Skills requirements.
Dual Arts & Sciences/Newhouse and dual Whitman/Newhouse students should refer to their home colleges for information regarding core requirements.
Notes
Students who have earned Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or transfer credit for a Core Divisional course cannot repeat the equivalent course at Syracuse University. Students can only receive credit for a course or its equivalent once.
Courses such as AAS/ANT 112 are cross-listed courses. Students may take the course as either AAS 112 or ANT 112. Since these are the same courses under different department prefixes, students may receive credit for only one course in any cross-listing.
Courses listed under “Other Schools and Colleges” can apply towards the Core Divisional requirements but they cannot apply towards the 61 Arts & Sciences credits required to graduate (unless the courses are cross-listed with the College of Arts & Sciences).
HNR courses or honors sections of courses are available only to students in the Renee Crown Honors Program.
Honors courses (HNR) are cross-disciplinary courses. Those taught by Newhouse faculty are counted as Newhouse credits, not Arts & Sciences credits, in the degree requirements. They can fulfill Core Divisional requirements as listed.
HNR 240, HNR 340, HNR 250, HNR 350, HNR 260, and HNR 360 may each be taken (with different titles) up to three times (for a total of nine credits per course number).
Some courses fulfill more than one requirement. In those cases, students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. For example, a Humanities course may also count as a Writing Intensive course if it appears on both lists.
Singly enrolled Newhouse students and dual Newhouse/iSchool students must complete the Core Skills requirements.
Dual Arts & Sciences/Newhouse and dual Whitman/Newhouse students should refer to their home colleges for information regarding core requirements.
Notes
Students who have earned Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or transfer credit for a Core Divisional course cannot repeat the equivalent course at Syracuse University. Students can only receive credit for a course or its equivalent once.
Courses such as AAS/ANT 112 are cross-listed courses. Students may take the course as either AAS 112 or ANT 112. Since these are the same courses under different department prefixes, students may receive credit for only one course in any cross-listing.
Courses listed under “Other Schools and Colleges” can apply towards the Core Divisional requirements but they cannot apply towards the 61 Arts & Sciences credits required to graduate (unless the courses are cross-listed with the College of Arts & Sciences).
HNR courses or honors sections of courses are available only to students in the Renee Crown Honors Program.
Honors courses (HNR) are cross-disciplinary courses. Those taught by Newhouse faculty are counted as Newhouse credits, not Arts & Sciences credits, in the degree requirements. They can fulfill Core Divisional requirements as listed.
HNR 240, HNR 340, HNR 250, HNR 350, HNR 260, and HNR 360 may each be taken (with different titles) up to three times (for a total of nine credits per course number).
Some courses fulfill more than one requirement. In those cases, students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. For example, a Humanities course may also count as a Writing Intensive course if it appears on both lists.
Social Sciences
Singly Enrolled Newhouse students must complete TWO of the following courses to fulfill the Social Sciences requirement.
Dual Newhouse/iSchool students must complete THREE of the following courses to fulfill the Social Sciences requirement.
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African American Studies
| AAS/ANT 112 | Introduction to African American Studies |
| AAS 202 | Caribbean Society Since Independence (+)*Global Experience |
| AAS/HST 213 | Africa: Ancient Times to 1800 (+)* Global Experience |
| AAS/HST 214 | Modern Africa: 1800-Present (+)*Global Experience |
| AAS/SOC 254 | Comparative Study of American Ethnic Communities |
Anthropology
| ANT 111 | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology |
| ANT/AAS 112 | Introduction to African American Studies |
| ANT 121 | Peoples and Cultures of the World (+)*Global Experience |
| ANT 141 | Introduction to Archaeology and Prehistory |
| ANT/HST 145 | Archaeology of and in the Modern World (+)*Global Experience |
| ANT 221 | Morality and Community |
| ANT 249 | Archaeology at the Movies: The Scientific Study of the Past in Popular Culture |
Economics
| ECN 101 | Introductory Microeconomics |
| ECN 102 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: ECN 102 or ECN 203 | Introductory Macroeconomics |
| ECN 203 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: ECN 102 or ECN 203 | Economic Ideas and Issues |
| ECN/WGS 258 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: ECN/WGS 258 or ECN/WGS 358 | Poverty and Discrimination in America |
Geography and the Environment
| GEO 103 | Environment and Society |
| GEO 105 | World Urban Geography |
| GEO 108 | Mapping Today: Technology and Spatial Thinking |
| GEO 171 | Human Geographies (+)*Writing Intensive |
| GEO 203 | Society and the Politics of Nature |
| GEO 219 | American Diversity and Unity (Honors) (+)*Writing Intensive |
| GEO 272 | World Cultures (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| GEO 273 | Geography of the World Economy: Capitalism, Inequality, Politics (+)*Global Experience |
History
| HST 101 | American History to 1865 (+)*Writing Intensive |
| HST 102 | American History Since 1865 (+)*Writing Intensive |
| HST 121 | Global History to 1750 (+)*Writing Intensive |
| HST 122 | Global History 1750 to Present (+)*Writing Intensive |
| HST/ANT 145 | Archaeology of and in the Modern World (+)*Global Experience |
| HST 201 | Research Seminar in History (+)*Writing Intensive |
| HST/MES 208 | Middle East Since the Rise of Islam (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| HST/MES 209 | Modern Middle East (+)*Global Experience |
| HST/AAS 213 | Africa: Ancient Times to 1800 (+)*Global Experience |
| HST/AAS 214 | Modern Africa: 1800-Present (+)*Global Experience |
| HST 222 | History of American Sexuality |
| HST 231 | English History (to 1688) (+)*Global Experience |
| HST 232 | English History (from 1688) (+)*Global Experience |
Honors
| HNR 260 | Topics in the Social Science Honors (+)*Writing Intensive – selected titles only |
| HNR 360 | Topics in the Social Science Honors (+)*Writing Intensive – selected titles only |
Law in the Liberal Arts
| LLA 201 | Elements of Law |
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Studies
| QSX 111 | Queer Histories, Communities, and Politics |
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
| MAX 123 | Critical Issues for the United States (+)*Writing Intensive |
| MAX 132 | Global Community (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
Middle Eastern Studies
| MES/HST 208 | Middle East since the Rise of Islam (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| MES/HST 209 | Modern Middle East (+)*Global Experience |
Native American and Indigenous Studies
| NAT 105 | Introduction to Native American Studies |
Policy Studies
| PST 101 | An Introduction to the Analysis of Public Policy |
Political Science
| PSC 121(129) (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: PSC 121 or PSC 129 | American National Government and Politics (Honors) |
| PSC 122 | American State and Local Government and Politics |
| PSC 123Students can only receive credit for one course in each of the following groupings: ECN 102 or ECN 203; ECN/WGS 258 or ECN/WGS 358; PSC 121 or PSC 129; PSC 124 or PSC 139; PSY 205 or PSY 209 | Comparative Government and Politics (+)*Global Experience |
| PSC 124(139) (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: PSC 124 or PSC 139 | International Relations (Honors) (+)*Global Experience |
| PSC/PHI 125 | Political Theory |
| PSC 141 | Liberty and Power from the Ancient World to Modernity (offered in Florence) |
| PSC 202 | Introduction to Political Analysis |
| PSC 215 | The Politics of Income Inequality |
| PSC 231 | Canadian Politics (+)*Global Experience |
Psychology
| PSY 205(209) (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: PSY 205 or PSY 209 | Foundation of Human Behavior (Honors) |
| PSY 274 | Social Psychology (Prereq)*PSY 205 or PSY 209 |
Sociology
| SOC 101 | Introduction to Sociology |
| SOC 102 | Social Problems |
| SOC/CFE/CRS/WGS 230 | Intergroup Dialogue |
| SOC/WGS 248 | Racial and Ethnic Inequalities |
| SOC/AAS 254 | Comparative Study of American Ethnic Communities |
| SOC/WGS 281 | Sociology of Families |
Women’s and Gender Studies
| WGS 201 | Global Feminisms (+)*Writing Intensive |
| WGS/CFE/CRS/SOC 230 | Intergroup Dialogue |
| WGS 240 | Topics in Contemporary Feminism |
| WGS/SOC 248 | Racial and Ethnic Inequalities |
| WGS/ECN 258 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: WGS/ECN 258 or WGS/ECN 358 | Poverty and Discrimination in America |
| WGS/SOC 281 | Sociology of Families |
Women’s and Gender Studies
| WGS 201 | Global Feminisms (+)*Writing Intensive |
| WGS/CFE/CRS/SOC 230 | Intergroup Dialogue |
| WGS/SOC 248 | Racial and Ethnic Inequalities |
| WGS/ECN 258 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: WGS/ECN 258 or WGS/ECN 358 | Poverty and Discrimination in America |
| WGS/SOC 281 | Sociology of Families |
OTHER SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
School of Education
| CFE/CRS/SOC/WGS 230 | Intergroup Dialogue |
| DSP/EDU 203 | Introduction to Inclusive Schooling |
School of Management
| LLP 255 | Introduction to the Legal System |
School of Visual and Performing Arts
| CRS/CFE/SOC/WGS 230 | Intergroup Dialogue |
Notes
Courses listed under “Other Schools and Colleges” can apply towards the Social Sciences requirements but they cannot apply towards the 61 Arts & Sciences credits required to graduate (unless the courses are cross-listed with the College of Arts & Sciences).
Some courses fulfill more than one requirement. In those cases, students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. For example, a Social Sciences course may also count as a Global Experience course if it appears on both lists.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Singly Enrolled Newhouse students must complete TWO of the following courses to fulfill the Natural Sciences/Mathematics requirement. One must include a laboratory.
Dual Newhouse/iSchool students must complete THREE of the following courses to fulfill the Natural Sciences/Mathematics requirement. One must include a laboratory.
- Lab courses are denoted with an (L) after the class description.
- Lab courses separated by a slash have a separate lab registration (for example, BIO 123/124 General Biology II/Lab).
- Lab courses with a single number have the lab included (for example, AST 101 Our Corner of the Universe).
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Anthropology
| ANT 131 | Introduction to Biological Anthropology |
Astronomy
| AST 101 | Our Corner of the Universe (L) |
| AST 104 | Stars, Galaxies and the Universe (L) |
Biology
| BIO 105 | Technology Inspired by Nature: Learning from the Natural World |
| BIO 106 | Ocean Life |
| BIO 115 | Ecological Problems and Society |
| BIO 121/122 | General Biology I/Lab (L) |
| BIO 123/124 | General Biology II/Lab (L) |
| BIO 211/NEU 211 | Introduction to Neuroscience |
| BIO 216 (note)*Students cannot receive credit for BIO 216 after successful completion of BIO 316. | Anatomy and Physiology I (Prereq)*BIO 121 and BIO 123/124 |
| BIO 217 (note)*Students cannot receive credit for BIO 217 after successful completion of BIO 317. | Anatomy and Physiology II (Prereq)*BIO 121 and BIO 123/124 |
| BIO 220 | Biology Abroad (courses 3 credits or more) |
Chemistry
| CHE 103 | Chemistry in the Modern World (L) |
| CHE 106(107) (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: CHE 106/107 or CHE 109/129 | General Chemistry I/Lab (L) |
| CHE 109(129) (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: CHE 106/107 or CHE 109/129 | General Chemistry II/Lab (Honors and Majors) (L) |
| CHE 113 | Forensic Science (L) |
| CHE 116(117) (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: CHE 116/117 or CHE 119/139 | General Chemistry II/Lab (Prereq)*CHE 106 or CHE 109 (L) |
| CHE 119(139) (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: CHE 116/117 or CHE 119/139 | General Chemistry II/Lab (Honors and Majors) (Prereq)*CHE 106 or CHE 109 (L) |
| CHE 275(276) | Organic Chemistry/Lab (Prereq)*CHE 116/117 or 119/139 or AP Chemistry with a score of 5.(L) |
Communications Sciences and Disorders
| CSD 212 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: CSD 212 or CSD 303 | Introduction to Communications Sciences and Disorders |
Earth Sciences (note)*Advanced Placement credit for Environmental Science (EAR 200) can apply towards the non-lab Natural Science requirement.
| EAR 105(104) (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course of the following grouping: EAR 105 or EAR 110 | Earth Science/Lab (L) |
| EAR 106 | Geohazards and Natural Disasters (L) |
| EAR 110 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course of the following grouping: EAR 105 or EAR 110 | Dynamic Earth (L) |
| EAR 111 | Climate Change Past and Present |
| EAR 117 | Oceanography |
| EAR 203 | Earth System Science (L) |
| EAR 205 | Water and Our Environment |
| EAR 210 | History of Earth & Life (Prereq)*EAR 105/104 or EAR 110 or EAR 203 (L) |
| EAR 225 | Volcanoes and Earthquakes |
Geography and the Environment
| GEO 155 | The Natural Environment |
| GEO 215 | Global Environmental Change |
Honors
| HNR 250 | Topics in Natural Sciences and Mathematics Honors |
| HNR 255 (note)*HNR 255 and HNR 355 are repeatable courses when taken with different titles. | Topics in the Sciences with Laboratory Component Honors (L) |
| HNR 350 | Topics in Natural Sciences and Mathematics Honors |
| HNR 355 (note)*HNR 255 and HNR 355 are repeatable courses when taken with different titles. | Topics in the Sciences with Laboratory Component Honors (L) |
Mathematics (note)*Students may earn a maximum of 8 credits for qualifying Advanced Placement Mathematics scores.
| MAT 284 (note)*Students cannot receive credit for MAT 284 after successful competition of MAT 285 or MAT 295 or Advanced Placement Calculus. | Business Calculus |
| MAT 285 (note)*Students cannot receive credit for MAT 285 after successful completion of MAT 284 or MAT 295 or Advanced Placement Calculus. | Life Sciences Calculus I |
| MAT 286 (note)*Students cannot receive credit for MAT 286 after successful completion of MAT 296 or Advanced Placement Calculus. | Life Sciences Calculus II (Prereq)*MAT 285 |
| MAT 295Students cannot receive credit for MAT 286 after successful completion of MAT 296 or Advanced Placement Calculus. Students cannot receive credit for MAT 284 after successful competition of MAT 285 or MAT 295 or Advanced Placement Calculus. | Calculus I |
| MAT 296Students cannot receive credit for MAT 286 after successful completion of MAT 296 or Advanced Placement Calculus. | Calculus II (Prereq)*MAT 295 with grade of C- or better |
Neuroscience
| NEU/BIO 211 | Introduction to Neuroscience |
| NEU/PSY 223 | Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience (Prereq)*PSY 205 or PSY 209 |
Physics
| PHY 101 | Major Concepts of Physics I (L) |
| PHY 102 | Major Concepts of Physics II (Prereq)*PHY 101 or PHI 211 (L) |
| PHY 211(221) | General Physics I/Lab (Coreq)*MAT 285 or MAT 295 (L) |
| PHY 212(222) | General Physics II/Lab (Prereq)*PHY 211/221 or PHY 215/221 (Coreq)*MAT 286 or MAT 296 (L) |
| PHY 215(221) | General Physics I/Lab Honors and Majors (Coreq: MAT 286 or 295) (L) |
| PHY 216(222) | General Physics II/Lab Honors and Majors (Prereq)*PHY 211/221 or PHY 215/221 (Coreq)*MAT 286 or MAT 296 (L) |
Psychology
| PSY/NEU 223 | Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience (Prereq)*PSY 205 or PSY 209 |
Science Teaching
| SCI 104 | Science-Questions and Quests: Physical Phenomena I |
| SCI 105 | Science-Questions and Quests: Physical Phenomena II |
OTHER COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
College of Sport and Human Dynamics
| NSD 225 | Nutrition in Health |
Notes
Courses listed under “Other Schools and Colleges” can apply towards the Natural Sciences and Mathematics requirements but they cannot apply towards the 61 Arts & Sciences credits required to graduate (unless the courses are cross-listed with the College of Arts & Sciences).
Advanced Placement Credit for Environmental Science (EAR 200, 3 credits, one course) may be used to fulfill the non-lab science portion of the divisional requirements.
Humanities
Singly Enrolled Newhouse students must complete TWO of the following courses to fulfill the Humanities requirement.
Dual Newhouse/iSchool students must complete THREE of the following courses to fulfill the Humanities requirement.
Use the following key to view additional information regarding specific courses:
- Hover over the (+)* in the description to see what additional requirements the class meets.
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- Hover over (note)* to see any relevant information you need before registering for this class.
African American Studies
| AAS 138 | Writing about Black Culture (+)*Writing Intensive |
| AAS 206 | Introduction to African American Music |
| AAS 207 | A Survey of African Music (+)*Global Experience |
| AAS 231 | African American Literature to 1900: An Introduction |
| AAS 232 | African American Literature: 20th and 21st Centuries |
| AAS 233 | The Caribbean Novel (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| AAS 234 | African Fiction (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| AAS 235 | African American Drama (+)*Writing Intensive |
| AAS 241/REL 281 | African Religions: An Introduction (+)*Global Experience |
African American Studies
| AAS 138 | Writing about Black Culture (+)*Writing Intensive |
| AAS 206 | Introduction to African American Music |
| AAS 207 | A Survey of African Music (+)*Global Experience |
| AAS 231 | African American Literature to 1900: An Introduction |
| AAS 232 | African American Literature: 20th and 21st Centuries |
| AAS 233 | The Caribbean Novel (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| AAS 234 | African Fiction (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| AAS 235 | African American Drama (+)*Writing Intensive |
| AAS 241/REL 281 | African Religions: An Introduction (+)*Global Experience |
Anthropology
| ANT 185 | Global Encounters: Comparing World Views & Values Cross-Culturally (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ANT/LIN 202 | Languages of the World (Prereq)*LIN 201 |
| ANT/REL 221 | Morality and Community |
| ANT 273/NAT/REL 244 | Indigenous Religions (+)*Global Experience |
Anthropology
| ANT 185 | Global Encounters: Comparing World Views & Values Cross-Culturally (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ANT/LIN 202 | Languages of the World (Prereq)*LIN 201 |
| ANT/REL 221 | Morality and Community |
| ANT 273/NAT/REL 244 | Indigenous Religions (+)*Global Experience |
Arabic
| ARB 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Arabic IV (Prereq)*ARB 201 or placement test |
Chinese
| CHI 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Chinese IV (Prereq)*CHI 201 or placement test |
English
| ENG 105 | Introduction to Creative Writing |
| ENG 107 | Living Writers |
| ENG 113 | British Literature, Beginnings to 1789 (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 114 | British Literature, 1789 to Present (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 115 | Topics in British Literature (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 117 | American Literature, Beginnings to 1865 (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 118 | American Literature, 1865 to Present (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 119 | Topics in U.S. Literature (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 121 | Introduction to Shakespeare (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 122 | Introduction to the Novel (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 142 | Narratives of Culture: Introduction to Issues of Critical Reading (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 145 | Reading Popular Culture |
| ENG 146 | Interpretation of New Media (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 151 | Interpretation of Poetry (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 152 | Interpretation of Drama (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 153 | Interpretation of Fiction (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 154 | Interpretation of Film (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 155 | Interpretation of Nonfiction (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 156 | Interpretation of Games (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 164 | Children’s Literature (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 170 | American Cinema from Beginnings to Present (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 171 | World Cinema, Beginnings to Present (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 172 | The Literature of War and Peace |
| ENG 174 | World Literature, Beginnings to 1000 (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 175 | World Literature, Since 1000 (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 181 | Class and Literary Texts (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 182 | Race and Literary Texts (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 184 | Ethnicity and Literary Texts (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG/WGS 192 | Gender and Literary Texts (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 193 | Introduction of Asian American Literature (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 195 | Arab American Literature and Culture |
| ENG 200 | Selected Topics in English (3 credits) |
| ENG 215 | Introductory Poetry Workshop |
| ENG 216 | Introductory Literary Nonfiction Workshop |
| ENG 217 | Introductory Fiction Workshop |
| ENG 221 | Humanistic Computing |
| ENG 230 | Topics in Ethnic Literary Traditions |
| ENG 242 | Reading and Interpretation |
English
| ENG 105 | Introduction to Creative Writing |
| ENG 107 | Living Writers |
| ENG 113 | British Literature, Beginnings to 1789 (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 114 | British Literature, 1789 to Present (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 115 | Topics in British Literature (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 117 | American Literature, Beginnings to 1865 (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 118 | American Literature, 1865 to Present (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 119 | Topics in U.S. Literature (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 121 | Introduction to Shakespeare (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 122 | Introduction to the Novel (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 125 | Science Fiction |
| ENG 142 | Narratives of Culture: Introduction to Issues of Critical Reading (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 145 | Reading Popular Culture |
| ENG 146 | Interpretation of New Media (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 151 | Interpretation of Poetry (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 152 | Interpretation of Drama (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 153 | Interpretation of Fiction (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 154 | Interpretation of Film (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 155 | Interpretation of Nonfiction (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 156 | Interpretation of Games (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 160 | Hip Hop and Ya Don’t Stop: Issues, Debates and Controversies |
| ENG 164 | Children’s Literature (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 170 | American Cinema from Beginnings to Present (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 171 | World Cinema, Beginnings to Present (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 172 | The Literature of War and Peace |
| ENG 174 | World Literature, Beginnings to 1000 (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 175 | World Literature, Since 1000 (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| ENG 181 | Class and Literary Texts (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 182 | Race and Literary Texts (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 184 | Ethnicity and Literary Texts (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG/WGS 192 | Gender and Literary Texts (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 193 | Introduction of Asian American Literature (+)*Writing Intensive |
| ENG 194 | Introduction to Latino Literature |
| ENG 195 | Arab American Literature and Culture |
| ENG 200 | Selected Topics in English (3 credits) |
| ENG 215 | Introductory Poetry Workshop |
| ENG 216 | Introductory Literary Nonfiction Workshop |
| ENG 217 | Introductory Fiction Workshop |
| ENG 221 | Humanistic Computing |
| ENG 230 | Topics in Ethnic Literary Traditions |
| ENG 242 | Reading and Interpretation |
French
| FRE 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | French IV (Prereq)*FRE 201 or placement test |
German
| GER 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | German IV (Prereq)*GER 201 or placement test |
Hebrew
| HEB 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | HEB IV (Prereq)*HEB 201 or placement test |
Hindi
| HIN/SAS 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Hindi/Urdu IV (Prereq)*HIN/SAS 201 or placement test |
History
| HST 111 | Early Modern Europe, 1350-1815 (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| HST 112 | Modern Europe: Napoleon to the Present (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| HST 210 | The Ancient World (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| HST 211 | Medieval and Renaissance Europe (+)*Global Experience |
| HST/AAS 213 | Africa: Ancient Times to 1800 |
History
| HST 111 | Early Modern Europe, 1350-1815 (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| HST 112 | Modern Europe: Napoleon to the Present (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| HST 210 | The Ancient World (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| HST 211 | Medieval and Renaissance Europe (+)*Global Experience |
History of Art
| HOA 105 | Arts and Ideas I (+)*Global Experience |
| HOA 106 | Arts and Ideas II (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive – Honors Section ONLY! |
| HOA 121 | Italian Art and Society from Ancient to Modern Times (offered in Florence) |
| HOA 176 | The Visual Arts of the Americas |
| HOA 201 | Masterpieces of Art (+)*Global Experience |
| HOA/HOM 202 | Arts of Italy (offered in Florence) |
| HOA 203 | Italian Arts from Antiquity to Michelangelo (offered in Florence) |
| HOA 204 | Italian Arts from the Medicis to the Futurists (offered in Florence) |
| HOA 205 | Italian Sculpture Interpreted (offered in Florence) |
| HOA/HOM 206 | Arts of France (offered in Strasbourg) |
| HOA/HOM 207 | Arts of England (offered in London) |
| HOA 208 | Architectural History of London (offered in London) |
| HOA/HOM 209 | Arts of Spain (offered in Madrid) |
History of Music
| HOM/MTC 125 | Introductory Music Theory I |
| HOM/MTC 126 | Introductory Music Theory II (Prereq)*HOM/MTC 125 |
| HOM 153 | Worlds of Dance |
| HOM 165 | Understanding Music I (+)*Global Experience |
| HOM 166 | Understanding Music II (+)*Global Experience |
| HOM 172 | American Popular Music |
| HOM 195 | Performance Live |
| HOM/HOA 202 | Arts of Italy (offered in Florence) |
| HOM/HOA 206 | Arts of France (offered in Strasbourg) |
| HOM/HOA 207 | Arts of England (offered in London) |
| HOM/HOA 209 | Arts of Spain (offered in Madrid) |
| HOM/MHL 267 | European Music before 1800 |
| HOM/MHL 268 | European and American Music Since 1800 (Prereq)*Any HOM or MHL course |
| HOM 285/MHL 185 | Introduction to World Music |
Honors
| HNR 240 | Topics in Humanities Honors (+)*Writing Intensive – selected titles only |
| HNR 340 | Topics in Humanities Honors (+)*Writing Intensive, selected titles only |
Humanities
| HUM 141 | Computing Culture: Technology and the Humanities |
| HUM 145 | Introduction to Health Humanities |
Italian
| ITA 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Italian IV (Prereq)*ITA 201 or placement test |
Japanese
| JPS 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Japanese IV (Prereq)*JPS 201 or placement test |
Jewish Studies
| JSP/REL 107 | Religion, Literature, Film |
| JSP/REL 114 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in each of the following groupings: JSP/REL 114 or JSP/REL 215; JSP/REL 114 or REL 217 | The Bible in History, Culture, and Religion (+)*Global Experience |
| JSP/LIT/REL 131 | Great Jewish Writers (+)*Writing Intensive |
| JSP/REL 135 | Judaism (+)*Global Experience |
| JSP/REL 215 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: JSP/REL 114 or JSP/REL 215 | The Jewish Bible/Christian Old Testament (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| JSP/REL/LIT 231 | Jewish Literature (+)*Global Experience |
| JSP/LIT/REL 235 | Travel Narratives and Pilgrimages (+)*Writing Intensive |
| JSP/LIT/REL 237 | Jewish Mysticism |
| JSP/LIT/REL 239 | Jewish Humor and Satire (+)*Writing Intensive |
Kiswahili
| SWA 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Kiswahili IV (Prereq)*SWA 201 or placement test |
Korean
| KOR 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Korean IV (Prereq)*KOR 201 or placement test |
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Studies
| QSX 101 | Queer Lives |
| QSX 112 | Sexualities, Genders, Bodies |
| QSX 201 | Queer Studies (prereq)*QSX 101, QSX 111 or QSX 112 |
Linguistics
| LIN 201 | The Nature and Study of Language |
| LIN/ANT 202 | Languages of the World (Prereq)*LIN 201 |
| LIN 251 | English Words |
Literature in Translation
| LIT 101 | Ancient Greek Literature: The Rise of Athens (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 102 | Roman Literature: Empire and its Discontents (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT/JSP/REL 131 | Great Jewish Writers (+)*Writing Intensive |
| LIT 203 | Greek and Roman Epic: Heroes, Gods and the Universe (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 204 | Popular Culture in Modern Japan (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 205 | Tokyo Today in Literature and Film (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 211 | Ancient Greek Drama: The Birth of Comedy and Tragedy (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 226 | Dostoevsky and Tolstoy (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 227 | Pasternak and Solzhenitsyn (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT/JSP/REL 231 | Jewish Literature (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT/JSP/REL 235 | Travel Narratives and Pilgrimages (+)*Writing Intensive |
| LIT/JSP/REL 237 | Jewish Mysticism |
| LIT/JSP/REL 239 | Jewish Humor and Satire (+)*Writing Intensive |
| LIT 241 | Dante and the Medieval World (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 242 | Petrarch and the Renaissance World (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 243 | Cultures of Italy from the Middle Ages to the Present (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 245 | Florence and Renaissance Civilization (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 246 | Machiavelli and Modernity |
| LIT 247 | Science and Revolution in Italy from Dante to Modernity |
| LIT 255 | Cervantes in English (+)*Global Experience |
| LIT 257 | Italian Cinema and Culture since World War II (+)*Global Experience |
Middle Eastern Studies
| MES/REL/SAS 165 | Discovering Islam (+)*Global Experience |
Native American and Indigenous Studies
| NAT/REL 142 | Native American Religion |
| NAT 208 | Haudenosaunee Languages and Culture |
| NAT/REL 244/ANT 273 | Indigenous Religions (+)*Global Experience |
Philosophy
| PHI 107 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: PHI 107 or PHI 109 | Theories of Knowledge and Reality (+)*Writing Intensive |
| PHI 109 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: PHI 107 or PHI 109 | Introduction to Philosophy (Honors) (+)*Writing Intensive |
| PHI 111 | Plato’s Republic (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| PHI/PSC 125 | Political Theory |
| PHI 171 | Critical Thinking |
| PHI 172 | Making Decisions (+)*Writing Intensive |
| PHI 175 | Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy |
| PHI 191 | The Meaning of Life |
| PHI 192 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: PHI 192 or PHI 209 | Introduction to Moral Theory |
| PHI 197 | Human Nature (+)*Writing Intensive |
| PHI 209 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: PHI 192 or PHI 209 | Introduction to Moral Philosophy (Honors) |
| PHI 241/REL 292 | The Human and Divine in Christian and Muslim Philosophy (+)*Writing Intensive |
| PHI 245 | Philosophy of Sports |
| PHI 251 | Logic |
| PHI 293 | Ethics and the Media Professions |
| PHI 296 | Friendship |
| PHI/WGS 297 | Philosophy of Feminism (+)*Writing Intensive |
Polish
| POL 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Polish IV (Prereq)*POL 201 or placement test |
Portuguese
| POR 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Portuguese IV (Prereq)*POR 201 or placement test |
Persian
| PRS 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Persian IV (Prereq)*PRS 201 or placement test |
Religion
| REL 101 | Religions of the World (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 102 | Religion Today in a Globalizing World (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 103 | Religion and Sports |
| REL 104 | Religion and Science |
| REL 106 | What Is Belief? |
| REL/JSP 107 | Religion, Literature, Film |
| REL 108 | Religion and Its Critics |
| REL/JSP 114 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: REL/JSP 114 or REL/JSP 215; REL/JSP 114 or REL 217 | The Bible in History, Culture, and Religion (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 120 | Introduction to the Study of Religion |
| REL 121 | Pilgrimage |
| REL 122 | Confessions |
| REL/SAS 123 | Religious Auto/Biography |
| REL 125 | Religion and Sexuality |
| REL 126 | Transgression |
| REL/JSP/LIT 131 | Great Jewish Writers (+)*Writing Intensive |
| REL/JSP 135 | Judaism (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/NAT 142 | Native American Religion |
| REL 156 | Christianity (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/MES/SAS 165 | Discovering Islam (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/SAS 185 | Hinduism (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/SAS 186 | Buddhism (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 191 | Religion, Meaning and Knowledge |
| REL 205 | Ancient Greek Religion (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 206 | Greco-Roman Religion (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/JSP 215 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: REL/JSP 114 or REL/JSP 215 | The Jewish Bible/Christian Old Testament (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| REL 217 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: JSP/REL 114 or REL 217 | The New Testament (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/ANT 221 | Morality and Community |
| REL 223 | Faith, Doubt, and Fanaticism |
| REL 227 | Gods: A Cross-Cultural Gallery (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/JSP/LIT 231 | Jewish Literature (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/JSP/LIT 235 | Travel Narratives and Pilgrimages (+)*Writing Intensive |
| REL/LIT/JSP 237 | Jewish Mysticism |
| REL/JSP/LIT 239 | Jewish Humor and Satire (+)*Writing Intensive |
| REL 241 | Religious Diversity in America |
| REL 242 | Religious Issues in American Life |
| REL/NAT 244/ANT 273 | Indigenous Religions (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 246 | Religion and Popular Culture |
| REL 252 | Ethical Decision Making |
| REL 253 | Religion, Spirituality, and Nature |
| REL 255 | Psychology, Spirituality, Love, and Ethics |
| REL 261 | Faith and Reason in Islamic Thought and Civilization (+)*Writing Intensive |
| REL 281/AAS 241 | African Religions: An Introduction (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/SAS 283 | India’s Religious Worlds (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| REL 291 | Comparative Themes & Issues |
| REL 292/PHI 241 | The Human and Divine in Christian and Muslim Philosophy (+)*Writing Intensive |
| REL 294 | Mythologies (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 295 | Religion and Art |
| REL 296 | Mysticism |
Religion
| REL 101 | Religions of the World (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 102 | Religion Today in a Globalizing World (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 103 | Religion and Sports |
| REL 104 | Religion and Science |
| REL 106 | What Is Belief? |
| REL/JSP 107 | Religion, Literature, Film |
| REL 108 | Religion and Its Critics |
| REL/JSP 114 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: REL/JSP 114 or REL/JSP 215; REL/JSP 114 or REL 217 | The Bible in History, Culture, and Religion (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 120 | Introduction to the Study of Religion |
| REL 121 | Pilgrimage |
| REL 122 | Confessions |
| REL/SAS 123 | Religious Auto/Biography |
| REL 125 | Religion and Sexuality |
| REL 126 | Transgression |
| REL/JSP/LIT 131 | Great Jewish Writers (+)*Writing Intensive |
| REL/JSP 135 | Judaism (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/NAT 142 | Native American Religion |
| REL 156 | Christianity (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/MES/SAS 165 | Discovering Islam (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/SAS 185 | Hinduism (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/SAS 186 | Buddhism (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 191 | Religion, Meaning and Knowledge |
| REL 205 | Ancient Greek Religion (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 206 | Greco-Roman Religion (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/JSP 215 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: REL/JSP 114 or REL/JSP 215 | The Jewish Bible/Christian Old Testament (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| REL 217 (note)*Students can only receive credit for one course in the following grouping: JSP/REL 114 or REL 217 | The New Testament (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/ANT 221 | Morality and Community |
| REL 223 | Faith, Doubt, and Fanaticism |
| REL 227 | Gods: A Cross-Cultural Gallery (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/JSP/LIT 231 | Jewish Literature (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/JSP/LIT 235 | Travel Narratives and Pilgrimages (+)*Writing Intensive |
| REL/LIT/JSP 237 | Jewish Mysticism |
| REL/JSP/LIT 239 | Jewish Humor and Satire (+)*Writing Intensive |
| REL 241 | Religious Diversity in America |
| REL 242 | Religious Issues in American Life |
| REL 257 | Jesus in the Bible, Theology and Art |
| REL/NAT 244/ANT 273 | Indigenous Religions (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 246 | Religion and Popular Culture |
| REL 252 | Ethical Decision Making |
| REL 253 | Religion, Spirituality, and Nature |
| REL 255 | Psychology, Spirituality, Love, and Ethics |
| REL 261 | Faith and Reason in Islamic Thought and Civilization (+)*Writing Intensive |
| REL 265 | Muslim Women’s Voices |
| REL 281/AAS 241 | African Religions: An Introduction (+)*Global Experience |
| REL/SAS 283 | India’s Religious Worlds (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
| REL 291 | Comparative Themes & Issues |
| REL 292/PHI 241 | The Human and Divine in Christian and Muslim Philosophy (+)*Writing Intensive |
| REL 294 | Mythologies (+)*Global Experience |
| REL 295 | Religion and Art |
| REL 296 | Mysticism |
Russian
| RUS 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Russian IV (Prereq)*RUS 201 or placement test |
South Asian Studies
| SAS/REL 123 | Religious Auto/Biography (+)*Writing Intensive |
| SAS/MES/REL 165 | Discovering Islam (+)*Global Experience |
| SAS/REL 185 | Hinduism (+)*Global Experience |
| SAS/REL 186 | Buddhism (+)*Global Experience |
| SAS/HIN 202 | Hindi/Urdu IV (Prereq)*HIN/SAS 201 or placement |
| SAS/REL 283 | India’s Religious Worlds (+)*Global Experience, Writing Intensive |
Spanish
| SPA 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Spanish IV (Prereq)*SPA 201 or placement test |
Turkish
| TRK 202 (note)*Any language taken at the 202 level can apply towards the Humanities requirement and either the Foreign Language requirement or the Additional Skills requirement. Students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. | Turkish IV (Prereq)*TRK 201 or placement test |
Women’s and Gender Studies
| WGS 101 | Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies (+)*Writing Intensive |
| WGS/ENG 192 | Gender and Literary Texts (+)*Writing Intensive |
| WGS/PHI 297 | Philosophy of Feminism |
Writing
| WRT 114 | Writing Culture |
| WRT 115 | Writing, Rhetoric, and the Environment |
| WRT 116 | Writing, Rhetoric, and the Social Action |
| WRT 255 | Advanced Argumentative Writing (Prereq)*ENL 213 or Coreq: WRT 205 or WRT 209 |
Writing
| WRT 114 | Writing Culture |
| WRT 115 | Writing, Rhetoric, and the Environment |
| WRT 116 | Writing, Rhetoric, and the Social Action |
| WRT 117 | Writing, Rhetoric and Satire |
| WRT 118 | Writing for a Better You |
| WRT 240 | Writing through Health, Wellness, and Illness |
| WRT 255 | Advanced Argumentative Writing (Prereq)*ENL 213 or Coreq: WRT 205 or WRT 209 |
OTHER SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
College of Visual and Performing Arts
| MTC/HOM 126 | Introductory Music Theory II (Prereq)*MTC/HOM 125 |
| MHL 185/HOM 285 | Introduction to World Music (+)*Global Experience |
| MHL/HOM 267 | European Music before 1800 |
| MHL/HOM 268 | European and American Music since 1800 |
| MTC/HOM 125 | Introductory Music Theory |
Notes
Courses listed under “Other Schools and Colleges” can apply towards the Humanities requirements but they cannot apply towards the 61 Arts & Sciences credits required to graduate (unless the courses are cross-listed with the College of Arts & Sciences).
Some courses fulfill more than one requirement. In those cases, students receive credit only once, but the course can apply to multiple requirements. For example, a Humanities course may also count as a Writing Intensive course if it appears on both lists.
Additional Divisional Requirements
In addition to the two courses required from each division, Singly Enrolled Newhouse students must complete FOUR additional divisional courses from the Social Sciences, Natural Sciences/Mathematics, and Humanities lists.
Notes
The Additional Divisionals requirement is required for singly enrolled Newhouse students only. Dual Newhouse/iSchool students are not required to complete the Additional Divisionals requirement.