For more information on how to combine a language with your degree, please see the individual section pages. For more information contact Prof. Courses Offered The School of European Languages offers four comparitive European studies courses, which are taught by members of all sections within the school. These courses can be put towards a European Studies Major or combined with any other course of study. This course is designed particularly for students of European languages who wish to broaden their studies by gaining a European perspective.
All material is studied in English.
The course examines a variety of sources in their historical context in order to study the formation of a common European consciousness, spanning the period from the French Revolution to the aftermath of the Second World War and using materials from France, Germany, Italy and Russia. The course is text-based, and students will be required to study some of the material of the course in one of the prerequisite European languages. This course traces the development of dramatic tragedy from ancient Greece to the twentieth century. Many Departments and Sections make a contribution to the course. All texts are read in English.