The table below includes only the discipline-specific courses. Please refer to the University Regulations Section of this Web site for information on including a minor to your degree.
Minor in Medieval and Renaissance Studies |
30 |
Complementary program offered only as a second discipline. No direct entry. French Immersion is available when taking this program as part of an honours degree.
Nine credits of compulsory courses
| HIS2335 |
Western Europe from the 5th to the 15th Century |
3 |
| MDV2100 |
Introduction to Medieval and Renaissance Civilization1 |
3 |
| MDV3100 |
Selected Topics in Medieval and Renaissance Studies1 |
3 |
21 credits of optional courses2
18 optional credits from lists A or B below
Three optional credits at the 3000 level from lists A or B below3
Note(s)
| 1 | This course has variable topics. It may be repeated several times with the permission from the program co-ordinator. The course is offered every year, alternating between English and French. |
| 2 | At least 18 credits must be taken from list A, and a maximum of 3 credits from list B. |
| 3 | Twelve credits are required at the 3000 level. These credits may be compulsory or optional courses. |
List of Optional Courses
List of Optional Courses
List A (minimum of 18 credits) :
| CLA3110 |
Topics in Ancient History I1 |
3 |
| CLA3120 |
Topics in Ancient History II1 |
3 |
| CLT1532 |
Introduction au monde celtique |
3 |
| CLT2131 |
Medieval Celtic Literature |
3 |
| ENG2122 |
Literature and Composition III: English Literature before 1700 |
3 |
| ENG3333 |
Shakespeare's Contemporaries I: Tudor Drama |
3 |
| ENG3334 |
Shakespeare's Contemporaries II: Stuart Drama |
3 |
| ENG3339 |
Sixteenth-Century Literature |
3 |
| ENG3340 |
Seventeenth-Century Literature |
3 |
| FRA1746 |
Littérature française : des origines au XVIIIe siècle |
3 |
| HIS3116 |
Russian Social and Institutional History prior to Peter The Great |
3 |
| HIS3330 |
Selected Topics in European History1 |
3 |
| HIS3335 |
Medieval Society from the 10th to the 15th Century |
|
| MDV2100 |
Introduction to Medieval and Renaissance Civilization2 |
3 |
| MDV3100 |
Selected Topics in Medieval and Renaissance Studies3 |
3 |
| MUS2331 |
Forms and Styles I: Middle Ages and Renaissance |
3 |
| PHI3380 |
Aristotle or the Search for Happiness |
3 |
| SRS2380 |
Religion in the Middle Ages |
3 |
| SRS2383 |
Jews and Christians in Late Antiquity |
3 |
Saint Paul University:
| THO3151 |
SELECTED TOPICS IN EARLY AND MEDIEVAL CHURCH HISTORY |
3 |
List B (maximum of 3 credits) :
| ENG2212 |
Classical and Biblical Backgrounds in English Literature |
6 |
| LCL3100 |
Selections from Latin Authors |
3 |
| PHI3370 |
Plato: the Philosopher as Legislator |
3 |
| SRS2383 |
Jews and Christians in Late Antiquity |
3 |
Note(s)
| 1 | This course has variable topics. It may be repeated several times if the theme is different but still studying the medieval or Renaissance period, with the permission of the program co-ordinator. |
| 2 | This course has variable topics. It may be repeated several times with the permission of the program co-ordinator. The course is offered every year, alternating between English and French. |
| 3 | This course has variable topics which must be approved yearly. It may be repeated several times if the theme is different but still studying the medieval period. The course is offered every year, alternating between English and French. |
