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<p>Europe is changing profoundly in a wide variety of ways. The New Europe interdisciplinary minor includes a range of courses and study abroad options that explore current developments in the Old Continent. It complements most undergraduate majors and will appeal to anyone with an interest in European history, politics, economics, society, and languages. Apart from its intellectual benefits, the New Europe minor should enhance students’ employment prospects in an increasingly interdependent global economy, especially one in which Europe is a major player.</p>
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2008
<p>T. Mills Kelly<br />College Hall C108, MSN 3A3<br />Fairfax, VA <br />703.993.2152<br /><a href="mailto: tkelly7@gmu.edu">tkelly7@gmu.edu</a><a href="mailto:ddinan@gmu.edu"></a></p>
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Minor
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Humanities & Social Sciences
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New Europe
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Minor
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LA-MINOR-LA-NEU
Undergraduate
<p>Students pursuing this minor must complete a minimum of 18 credits. Where relevant to the minor, special topics courses, seminars, independent study, internships, and study abroad may also be taken for elective credit, with prior approval by the coordinator. The credits are distributed as follows:</p>
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<li>One required course (3 credits): GOVT 334 or GOVT 444 (with prior approval of the coordinator)</li>
<li>Five electives (15 credits), at least one from each field:
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<li><em>Field A:</em> History, geography, and politics
<ul>
<li>GEOG 320; GOVT 334 (if not taken as the required course), 337, 338; HIST 314, 322, 329; RUSS 354</li>
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<li><em>Field B:</em> Language, literature, and the arts
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<li>ARTH 362; FREN 441, 442, 470; GERM 451; PHIL 336; SPAN 484, 580</li>
</ul>
</li>
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