Spring 2024 courses are now available to view on Course Explorer. Any of these courses may be used to meet the EU Center's FLAS area studies course requirement. Please note that this is not an exhaustive list. If you are teaching a course with EU/Europe-related content that you would like us to add to this list, please email eucenter@illinois.edu.
EURO 415: Europe and the Mediterranean, taught by Dr. Emanuel Rota, Tuesday & Thursday, 3:30- 4:50PM, 311 Gregory Hall.
EURO 418: Language & Minorities in Europe, taught by Dr. Zsuzsanna Fagyal, Monday online and Wednesday in-person, 4:00- 5:20PM at 115 David Kinley Hall.
EURO 500: Dialogue on Europe, taught by Amanda Smith, Tuesday 1:00- 2:50PM, 1018 Literatures, Cultures, & Ling
EURO 502: The EU in a Global Context, taught by Amanda Smith, Thursday 12:00-2:50PM, 1018 Literatures, Cultures, & Ling
More courses with EU/Europe-related content:
BCS 115: South Slavic Cultures (Wright)
FR 156: Exploring Paris (Maroun)
FR 212: Introduction to Cultural Analysis: French Identities (Gaillard)
GER 251: Grimm's Fairy Tales in Context (Jenkins)
GER 261: The Holocaust in Context (Hunt)
GER 420: German Cultural History (Pinkert)
GER 465: Multilingual European Cities (Webster) [listed as "German Linguistics"]
HIST 142: Modern Europe and the World (Fritzsche)
HIST 352: Europe in the World (Whittington)
HIST 354: 20th Century Europe [study abroad in Prague course]
ITAL 413: Dante (Stoppino)
POL 115: Intro to Polish Culture (Gasyna)
POL 245: Survey of Polish Literature (Gasyna)
PS 392: International Organizations & Regionalism (Kourtikakis) [study abroad course]
PS 457: European Union External Governance (Kourtikakis) [listed as "Dem Gov in a Global Setting"]
RST 199/ACE 398: Recreation and Tourism Economics in Croatia (Endres) [study abroad course]
RST 199: Discovering London (Raycraft) [study abroad course]
SCAN 225: Vikings to Volvos (Malekin)
TURK 270: Language and Culture in Turkey (Ozcan/Saadah)
