Try the University's search engine. Basic courses explain common critical methods for reading culture.
More advanced courses examine particular historical moments, cultural sites, or cultural practices.
All cultural studies and comparative literature courses develop ability to analyze texts and processes, explain them in terms of history and theory, and express what we find in clear writing and speaking. The major provides a strong basis for professional and graduate study and its courses are a central component of liberal arts or interdisciplinary programs. Degree Requirements Students must complete at least 120 credits to graduate, including at least 32 credits in the major. The B.A. program offers two tracks, a cultural studies track and a comparative literature track. To allow for flexibility, the tenth course may be taken at any level.