European Studies 250. Supervised readings, joint discussions, and independent research on a modern European topic to be selected in consultation with the director of the Center for European Studies. Open only to juniors and seniors. European Studies 260. The history, politics, society, or culture of important European cities.
Content varies according to location and disciplinary focus.
The course is taught during the May Session in Europe with the cities themselves complementing daily lectures and site visits. Course requirements include preliminary work on campus, a research paper, and one or more examinations. May be repeated for credit in different cities. European Studies 289a-289b. European Studies 299a-299b.