Important Reminders:

• Any course changes (e.g. cancellations, additions, and revisions) that occur after the publication of this document will be updated as soon as possible.

• Course numbers often change from semester to semester (e.g. “Special Topics”) so always DOUBLE CHECK the course title before assuming the course counts for the IR major.

• Prerequisites/High Demand Courses: Check with individual departments for upper level courses that may have prerequisites and/or high demand registration instructions.

• The IR website and course announcements are the most up-to-date resources to find out which courses are approved for the IR major.

• Students are not permitted to petition courses taken at Tufts to count towards the IR major. For information on transferring study abroad credits, please see the IR website.

• Questions? Contact the IR Program at 617-627-2776, e-mail internationalrelations@tufts.edu or visit the IR staff in Packard Hall (Ground Level)

Spring 2020 IR Course Announcement

Core Requirements (page 1)

Thematic Concentrations (pages 2-16)

U.S. Role Courses for TC1, TC3, and TC4 (page 17)

Research Methods Courses (page 18)

Culture Courses for TC2, TC3, and TC4 (pages 19-21)

Updated on November 6, 2019

PS061 Introduction to International Relations

EC005 Principles of Economics

EC008 (see note)Principles of Economics with Environmental Applications (note:can replace EC5 for students in TC2 and TC3)

EC060 International Economics

EC161 International Trade

EC162 International Finance

HIST004 Empires and Nations

HIST071 Middle East and North Africa Since World War I

ANTH027 Human Rights and Justice in Cultural Context

PHIL024/CVS014-01 Introduction to Ethics

PS042/PHIL042 Western Political Thought II

PSY013 Social Psychology

SOC050 Globalization and Social Change

Core Requirement 4: The Historical Dimension

Core Requirement 5: Theories of Society and Culture

IR Core Courses for Spring 2020

Core Requirement 1: Introduction to the Politics of International Relations

Core Requirement 2: Principles of Economics

Core Requirement 3: International Economics

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC1A as follows:

CLS032 Classics of Rome Culture

CLS038/HIST051 History of Ancient Rome Culture

CLS176 Ancient Medicine Seminar Culture, History, Seminar

ENG022 Crisis and Critique: British Literature from 1780 to 1950 Culture

ENG051/WGSS085-15 Shakespeare Culture

ENG107 Chaucer Culture

FAH008-01 Introduction to Architecture Culture

FR032 Reading in French Literature II Culture

FR046 Ethnicity, Migration, and Identity: Interrogating Frenchness Culture

FR075 Love & War in French Film Culture

FR125 Studies in French Culture Culture

FR132 Marie de France Culture

FR152 The Making of Modernity: When Europe Spoke French Culture

FR169 Les Poetes Maudits Culture

FR192A Eros & Destiny: George Sand & Balzac in Dialogue Culture

FR192B Seminar: Dystopia and Postcolonialism in French and

Francophone Narratives

Culture, Seminar

GER085/185/FMS079 German Film Culture

GER092/192/ ILVS092-02

Revolution: Then and Now Culture

GER175 Seminar: Early 20th Century German Literature Culture, Seminar

HIST029 US Foreign Relations Since 1900 History, US Role

HIST054 Europe Since 1815 History, Culture

HIST056 Europe in the High Middle Ages History

HIST096-10 Foundation Seminar: France in World War II History, Research Methods

HIST101/CLS108 Seminar: Alexander the Great History, Seminar, Culture

HIST157/CLS110 Empresses, Saints, and Scholars: The Women of Byzantium Culture, History

HIST176 World War II and the Holocaust in the Soviet Union History

HIST196 Seminar: Time and Temporalities in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

History, Culture, Seminar

ITAL031 Medieval and Early Modern Italian Literature Culture

ITAL052 Dante's Purgatorio & Paradiso Culture

ITAL187 Seminar: Italian Literature of the Holocaust Culture, Seminar

PS021 Introduction to Comparative Politics Social Science

PS042/PHIL042 Western Political Thought II Social Science, Culture

PS124 Seminar: Political Economy of Advanced Industrial Democracies Social Science, Seminar, Research Methods

PS125 Building the European Union Social Science

TC1A: Europe and the Former Soviet Union for Spring 2020

TC1A requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: 2 Social Science, 1 History, 1 Culture, 1 U.S. Role, 1

Research Methods, and 1 Capstone/Seminar. Some courses below may be approved for the Research Methods requirement,

but students may alternatively choose a course from the Research Methods list on page 18. Some courses below may be

approved for the U.S. Role requirement, but students may alternatively choose a course from the U.S. Role courses on page 17.

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC1A as follows:

PS140 Liberalism and Its Philosophic Critics Social Science, Culture

PS148 Seminar: Political Thought of Montesquieu Social Science, Seminar

PS189-01 Seminar: Turkish Foreign Policy Social Science, Seminar

REL037/CST037/ HIST015

Global History of Christianity since the Middle Ages History, Culture

RUS078/ILVS088 Warrior Nations: Russia & US Culture, US Role

RUS085/ILVS086 Film and Nation: Russia & Central Asia Culture

RUS192-01 Contemporary Russian Media Culture

SPN030 Modern Spanish Literature: 18th to 21st Century Culture

SPN032 Medieval & Early Modern Spanish Literature Culture

SPN092A Spanish Civilization Culture

SPN174 Saints and Sinners: Images of Women in Hispanic Literature Culture

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC1B as follows:

CHNS078 Youth and Culture in Modern China Culture

CHNS185/ILVS185-01 Seminar: China and the West Culture, US Role, Seminar

HIST041 Modern China History History

HIST043 Japan Since 1868 History

HIST134 Tokugawa Japan History

HIST139/WGSS141 Women and Gender in the East Asian Tradition History

HIST165 Mongol Empire History

JPN061 Introduction to Japanese Culture Culture

JPN092 Japanese Popular Culture Culture

JPN118/ILVS118 Haruki Murakami & World Literature Culture

JPN191-01/ILVS191 Seminar: Japan and Postmodernism Culture, Seminar

MUS080 Javanese Gamelan Ensemble (this course is 2 SHUs; IR requires a minimum of 3 SHUs to fulfill an IR major requirement)

Culture

PS021 Introduction to Comparative Politics Social Science

PS120 Seminar: Power & Politics in China Social Science, Seminar

PS128/WGSS162 Gender, Work, and Politics in East Asia Social Science

PS188-04 Chinese Foreign Policy Social Science

REL043 Asian Religions Culture

REL045 Introduction to Buddhism Culture

TC1B: East and Southeast Asia for Spring 2020

TC1B requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: 2 Social Science, 1 History, 1 Culture, 1 U.S. Role, 1

Research Methods, and 1 Capstone/Seminar. Some courses below may be approved for the Research Methods requirement,

but students may alternatively choose a course from the Research Methods list on page 18. Some courses below may be

approved for the U.S. Role requirement, but students may alternatively choose a course from the U.S. Role courses on page 17.

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC1C as follows:

EC136 Seminar: Topics in Economic Development Seminar

ENG020/AFR022 Black World Literature Culture

FAH070-01/ILVS069-01

Contemporary Art of Africa Culture

FR192B Seminar: Dystopia and Postcolonialism in French and Francophone Narratives

Culture, Seminar

HIST013/AFR047-03 Reconstructing Africa's Past to 1850 History

HIST171 Critical Perspectives on "Development" in African History History

MUS069 Gospel Choir (this course is 2 SHUs; IR requires a minimum of 3 SHUs to fulfill an IR major requirement)

Culture

MUS078 African Music & Dance Ensemble (this course is 2 SHUs; IR

requires a minimum of 3 SHUs to fulfill an IR major requirement)

Culture

PS021 Introduction to Comparative Politics Social Science

PS188-01/AFR147-05 Race and US Africa Policy Social Science, US Role

PS188-02/AFR147-06 The Howard School of International Affairs Social Science, Culture, US Role

TC1C: Africa for Spring 2020

TC1C requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: 2 Social Science, 1 History, 1 Culture, 1 U.S. Role, 1

Research Methods, and 1 Capstone/Seminar. Some courses below may be approved for the Research Methods requirement,

but students may alternatively choose a course from the Research Methods list on page 18. Some courses below may be

approved for the U.S. Role requirement, but students may alternatively choose a course from the U.S. Role courses on page 17.

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC1D as follows:

ANTH149-07 Displacement, Mobility, and War in the Middle East and Beyond Social Science

ARB092-01 Culinary History of the Modern Middle East & North Africa History, Culture

HIST071 Middle East and North Africa Since World War I History

HIST097-11 Foundation Seminar: Men, Women, and Patriarchy in the Middle East

History, Research Methods

HIST165 Mongol Empire History

HIST175 Seminar: Contemporary South Asia History, Seminar

HIST177 Outsiders and the City: Berbers, Bedouin and Kurds in the History of the MENA Region

History

JS136/REL137 The Story of King David Culture

MUS079/ARB051 Arabic Music Ensemble (this course is 2 SHUs; IR requires a minimum of 3 SHUs to fulfill an IR major requirement)

Culture

PS021 Introduction to Comparative Politics Social Science

PS160 Force, Strategy, and Arms Control Social Science, Research Methods, US Role

PS172 US Foreign Policy in the Middle East Social Science, US Role

PS189-01 Seminar: Turkish Foreign Policy Social Science, Seminar

REL060 Hindus and Christians Culture

REL141/PHIL122 Seminar: Indian Philosophies Culture, Seminar, Social Science

REL152/194-01 Islam & Modernity (register for REL194 at seminar level) Culture, Seminar (at 194 level)

WGSS085-01 Gender and Sexuality in the Middle East Social Science

TC1D: Middle East and South Asia for Spring 2020

TC1D requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: 2 Social Science, 1 History, 1 Culture, 1 U.S. Role, 1

Research Methods, and 1 Capstone/Seminar. Some courses below may be approved for the Research Methods requirement,

but students may alternatively choose a course from the Research Methods list on page 18. Some courses below may be

approved for the U.S. Role requirement, but students may alternatively choose a course from the U.S. Role courses on page 17.

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC1E as follows:

ANTH128/ARCH128/ LAS128

Mesoamerican Archaeology Social Science, Culture

FAH084/184-01/FMS069/169

Latin American Cinema Culture

FAH086/186/ AMER086/187/ LST086/AFR047-04

Latinx Presence Culture

HIST082 History of Human Rights in Latin America Culture, History

POR152 Sounds of Brazil: Portuguese Language and Brazilian Culture Culture

PS021 Introduction to Comparative Politics Social Science

PS138-02 Political Violence in State and Society Social Science

SPN031 Latin American Literature from Nation Building to the 21st

Century

Culture

SPN033 Latin American Literature from Colonial Times to Nation Building Culture

SPN107 Testimonial & Chronicle Writing of Latin America Culture

SPN155 Film Representation in Latin America Culture

SPN192A Indigenous Rights and Literatures of Latin America Culture

TC1E: Latin America for Spring 2020

TC1E requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: 2 Social Science, 1 History, 1 Culture, 1 U.S. Role, 1

Research Methods, and 1 Capstone/Seminar. Some courses below may be approved for the Research Methods requirement,

but students may alternatively choose a course from the Research Methods list on page 18. Some courses below may be

approved for the U.S. Role requirement, but students may alternatively choose a course from the U.S. Role courses on page 17.

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC2 as follows:

ANTH020 Global Cities Elective

BIO007/ENV007 Environmental Biology Elective

BIO143 Evolutionary Biology (with lab) Elective

BIO164/ENV164 Marine Biology Elective

EC011 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory See REQs above for 2A, 2C, 2D

EC012 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory See REQs above for 2B

EC015 Basic Econometrics Elective, Research Methods

EC016 Foundations of Quantitative Economics See REQs above for 2A, 2C, 2D

EC018 Quantitative Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory See REQs above for 2B

EC024 Game Theory Elective

EC030/ENV030 Environmental Economics See REQs above for 2C, Elective

EC035 Economic Development See REQs above for 2D, Elective

EC060 International Economics See REQs above for 2D

EC062 Seminar: Economics of International Migration Seminar, Political Economy

EC117 Seminar: Social Interactions and Social Networks Seminar

EC119 Quantitative Games and Theory Elective

EC127 Seminar: Urban Economics Seminar

EC130 Seminar: Topics in Environmental Development Seminar

EC132 Seminar: Economics of Energy Markets Seminar

EC136 Seminar: Topics in Economic Development Seminar

EC161 International Trade See REQs above for 2A

EC162 International Finance See REQs above for 2B

TC2: International Economics for Spring 2020

Some courses below may be approved for the Research Methods requirement, but students may alternatively choose a course

from the Research Methods list (page 18).

TC2A requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: EC 11 or 16, EC 161, 1 Political Economy, 1 History,

1 Culture, 1 Research Methods, and 1 Capstone/Seminar.

TC2B requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: EC 12 or 18, EC 162 or 169, 1 Political Economy, 1

History, 1 Culture, 1 Research Methods, and 1 Capstone/Seminar.

TC2C requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: EC 11 or 16, EC 130, EC 30, 1 Political Economy, 1

History, 1 Culture, 1 Research Methods, and 1 Capstone/Seminar (Note: EC 130 is approved for the Seminar requirement).

TC2D requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: EC 11 or 16, EC 35, EC 60 or 136, 1 Political

Economy, 1 History, 1 Culture, 1 Research Methods, and 1 Capstone/Seminar (Note: EC 136 is approved for the Seminar requirement). In addition, TC2D students may use EC 35 for Core 3, but will still need a total of 7 courses to complete the thematic concentration.

Note on Culture Requirement: Students in TC2 may fulfill the Culture requirement by taking one of the following: •A Culture course approved for their TC; or

•A Culture course approved for the language used to fulfill their IR language requirement. See the approved culture courses by language on pages 19-21. Students fully exempt from the IR language requirement (i.e. native speakers with proof of 8th semester language proficiency on their transcript) have the additional option of taking any Culture course from any language on the approved courses list (see pages 19-21).

Note on Electives: Courses listed below approved for "Elective" can be used only if needed to reach a total of 7 courses in the

concentration. Students must fulfill the requirements listed above first.

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC2 as follows:

EC191-01 Seminar: Urbanization in the Developing World Seminar

ENG160 Seminar: Environmental Justice and World Literature Culture, Seminar

ENV152 Environmental Negotiations Political Economy

EOS002 Environmental Geology (with lab) Elective

HIST171 Critical Perspectives on "Development" in African History History

PS021 Introduction to Comparative Politics Political Economy

PS124 Seminar: Political Economy of Advanced Industrial Democracies Seminar, Political Economy, Research Methods

PS125 Building the European Union Political Economy

PS128/WGSS162 Gender, Work, and Politics in East Asia Political Economy

PS142 Ethics and International Relations Political Economy

SOC108/CH108 Epidemics Elective

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC3 as follows:

ANTH126 Food, Nutrition and Culture (Note: ID # may change to ANTH 30) US Role, Social Science/History/Policy

BIO007/ENV007 Environmental Biology Biology, Natural Science

BIO014 Organisms & Populations (with lab) Biology, Natural Science

BIO104 Immunology Natural Science

BIO106 Microbiology (with lab) Natural Science

BIO130/ENV130 Animal Behavior Natural Science

BIO143 Evolutionary Biology (with lab) Natural Science

BIO164/ENV164 Marine Biology Natural Science

BIO180 Seminar: Conservation Biology Seminar

CEE154/CH154 Fundamental of Epidemiology Epidemiology

CEE156 Principles of Biostatistics Quantitative Reasoning

CH002 Health Care in America (First-Year and Sophomore status) US Role, Social Science/History/Policy

CH056 Introduction to Global Health (majority of seats are reserved for CH majors, however, 5 seats are available for IR majors)

Social Science/History/Policy

CH196 Seminar: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene in Global Health

(majority of enrollment reserved for CH majors; see pre-reqs on SIS)

Seminar, Natural Science

CHEM008 Environmental Chemistry Natural Science

CLS176 Ancient Medicine Seminar Social Science/History/Policy, Culture, Seminar

EC013 Statistics Quantitative Reasoning

EC030/ENV030 Environmental Economics Social Science/History/Policy

EC048 Health Economics Social Science/History/Policy

EC117 Seminar: Social Interactions and Social Networks Seminar

EC130 Seminar: Topics in Environmental Development Social Science/History/Policy, Seminar

EC132 Seminar: Economics of Energy Markets Seminar, Social Science/History/Policy

EC136 Seminar: Topics in Economic Development Social Science/History/Policy, Seminar

ENG160 Seminar: Environmental Justice and World Literature Culture, Seminar

ENV120 Intro Environmental Fieldwork Quantitative Reasoning

ENV150 Environment, Communication & Culture Social Science/History/Policy

ENV152 Environmental Negotiations Social Science/History/Policy

TC3: Global Health, Nutrition, and the Environment for Spring 2020

Note on Culture Requirement: Students in TC3 may fulfill the Culture requirement by taking one of the following:

•A Culture course approved for their TC; or •A Culture course approved for the language used to fulfill their IR language requirement. See the approved culture courses by language on pages 19-21.

Students fully exempt from the IR language requirement (i.e. native speakers with proof of 8th semester language proficiency on their transcript) have the additional option of taking any Culture course from any language on the approved courses list (see pages 19-21).

TC3 requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: 1 Biology, 1 Epidemiology, 1 Quantitative Reasoning, 1

U.S. Role, 1 Natural Science, 1 Social Science/History/Policy, 1 Culture, and 1 Capstone/Seminar. Some courses below may be

approved for the U.S. Role requirement, but students may alternatively choose a course from the U.S. Role courses on page 17.

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC3 as follows:

ENV190/ANTH159 Practicing in Food Systems Social Science/History/Policy, Quantitative Reasoning

EOS002 Environmental Geology (with lab) Natural Science

GIS101/UEP232/ ENV107

Intro to GIS (email rebecca.shakespeare@tufts.edu for permission to register)

Quantitative Reasoning

GIS102 Advanced Geospatial Modeling (email rebecca.shakespeare@tufts.edu for permission to register)

Quantitative Reasoning

HIST171 Critical Perspectives on "Development" in African History Social Science/History/Policy

MATH021 Introductory Statistics Quantitative Reasoning

NU101 Human Nutrition Natural Science

PHIL025 Food Ethics Social Science/History/Policy

PS103 Political Science Research Methods Quantitative Reasoning

PS142 Ethics and International Relations Social Science/History/Policy

PSY031 Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences Quantitative Reasoning

SOC101 Quantitative Research Methods Quantitative Reasoning

SOC108/CH108 Epidemics Social Science/History/Policy, Culture

SOC141 Medical Sociology Social Science/History/Policy

SOC195/STS195 Seminar: Politics, Policies, and Risk in Science and Technology Social Science/History/Policy,

Seminar, US Role

UEP094/ENV094 Environmental Policy, Planning and Politics US Role

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC4 as follows:

ENV152 Environmental Negotiations Social Science

EOS002 Environmental Geology (with lab) Social Science

HIST029 US Foreign Relations Since 1900 History, US Role

HIST054 Europe Since 1815 History, Culture

HIST071 Middle East and North Africa Since World War I History

HIST082 History of Human Rights in Latin America History

HIST101/CLS108 Seminar: Alexander the Great History, Seminar, Culture

PS125 Building the European Union Social Science

PS138-02 Political Violence in State and Society Social Science

PS142 Ethics and International Relations Social Science

PS160 Force, Strategy, and Arms Control Social Science, Research Methods, US Role

PS172 US Foreign Policy in the Middle East Social Science, US Role

PS188-03/COMP150-

01

Cyber Security and Cyber Warfare Social Science, US Role

PS188-04 Chinese Foreign Policy Social Science

PS188-05 Human Rights and American Foreign Policy Social Science, US Role

PS189-01 Seminar: Turkish Foreign Policy Social Science, Seminar

PS189-02 Seminar: American Primacy Seminar, US Role, Social Science

PS189-03 Seminar: Conducting Research on Public Opinion and Foreign Policy

Social Science, US Role, Research Methods, Seminar

REL152/REL194-01 Islam & Modernity (register for REL194 at seminar level) Culture, Seminar (at 194 level)

RUS078/ILVS088 Warrior Nations: Russia & US Culture, US Role

SOC120 Sociology of War and Peace Social Science, US Role

SOC181 Seminar: War/Peace/State/Society Social Science, Seminar

SOC195/STS195 Seminar: Politics, Policies, and Risk in Science and Technology Social Science, Seminar, US Role

TC4: International Security for Spring 2020

TC4 requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: 2 Social Science, 1 History, 1 Culture, 1 U.S. Role, 1

Research Methods, and 1 Capstone/Seminar. Some courses below may be approved for the Research Methods requirement,

but students may alternatively choose a course from the Research Methods list on page 18. Some courses below may be

approved for the U.S. Role requirement, but students may alternatively choose a course from the U.S. Role courses on page 17.

Note on Culture Requirement: Students in TC4 may fulfill the Culture requirement by taking one of the following:

•A Culture course approved for their TC; or •A Culture course approved for the language used to fulfill their IR language requirement. See the approved culture courses by

language on pages 19-21. Students fully exempt from the IR language requirement (i.e. native speakers with proof of 8th semester language proficiency on their transcript) have the additional option of taking any Culture course from any language on the approved courses list (see pages 19-21).

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC5 as follows:

AAST094-02/AMER094-05

Asian American Arts Social Science, Culture

ANTH020 Global Cities Social Science

ANTH027 Human Rights and Justice in Cultural Context Social Science

ANTH149-07 Displacement, Mobility, and War in the Middle East and Beyond Social Science

ARB155/ILVS101/FMS175/CST010

Visualizing Colonialism Culture

CLS038/HIST051 History of Ancient Rome Culture

EC062 Seminar: Economics of International Migration Seminar

EC117 Seminar: Social Interactions and Social Networks Seminar

EC127 Seminar: Urban Economics Seminar

EC191-01 Seminar: Urbanization in the Developing World Seminar

ENG020/AFR022 Black World Literature Culture

ENG160 Seminar: Environmental Justice and World Literature Culture, Seminar

FAH008-01 Introduction to Architecture Culture

FAH164-01/ILVS164-

01/CVS119-01/AFR147-01

Who Owns The Past? Culture, History

FR046 Ethnicity, Migration, and Identity: Interrogating Frenchness Culture

FR075 Love & War in French Film Culture

FR125 Studies in French Culture Culture

FR192B Seminar: Dystopia and Postcolonialism in French and Francophone Narratives

Culture, Seminar

HIST004 Empires and Nations History

HIST013/AFR047-03 Reconstructing Africa's Past to 1850 History

HIST041 Modern China History History

HIST071 Middle East and North Africa Since World War I History

HIST082 History of Human Rights in Latin America Culture, History

HIST097-11 Foundation Seminar: Men, Women, and Patriarchy in the Middle East

History, Research Methods

HIST165 Mongol Empire History

HIST175 Seminar: Contemporary South Asia History, Seminar

MUS069 Gospel Choir (this course is 2 SHUs; IR requires a minimum of 3 SHUs to fulfill an IR major requirement)

Culture

PHIL043/PS043 Justice, Equality & Liberty Culture

PS120 Seminar: Power & Politics in China Social Science, Seminar

PS142 Ethics and International Relations Social Science

TC5: Globalization for Spring 2020

TC5 requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: 2 Social Science, 1 History, 1 Culture, 1 Research

Methods, 1 Capstone/Seminar, and 1 Elective (a course from any category approved for TC5 or from the Research Methods

course list on page 18). Some courses below may be approved for the Research Methods requirement, but students may

alternatively choose a course from the Research Methods list on page 18.

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC5 as follows:

PS188-01/AFR147-05 Race and US Africa Policy Social Science

PS188-02/AFR147-06 The Howard School of International Affairs Social Science, Culture

PS188-05 Human Rights and American Foreign Policy Social Science

PS189-03 Seminar: Conducting Research on Public Opinion and Foreign Policy

Social Science, Research Methods, Seminar

REL037/CST037/ HIST015

Global History of Christianity since the Middle Ages History, Culture

RUS085/ILVS086 Film and Nation: Russia & Central Asia Culture

SOC050 Globalization and Social Change Social Science

SOC135/PJS135 Social Movements Social Science

SOC195/STS195 Seminar: Politics, Policies, and Risk in Science and Technology Social Science, Seminar

SPN031 Latin American Literature from Nation Building to the 21st Century

Culture

SPN033 Latin American Literature from Colonial Times to Nation Building Culture

SPN107 Testimonial & Chronicle Writing of Latin America Culture

SPN155 Film Representation in Latin America Culture

UEP293 Seminar: Global Slums Seminar

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC6 as follows:

AAST094-02/AMER094-05

Asian American Arts Social Science, Culture

ANTH020 Global Cities Social Science

ANTH149-07 Displacement, Mobility, and War in the Middle East and Beyond Social Science

ARB092-01 Culinary History of the Modern Middle East & North Africa History, Culture

ARB155/ILVS101/FMS175/CST010

Visualizing Colonialism Culture

FAH164-01/ILVS164-

01/CVS119-01/AFR147-01

Who Owns The Past? Culture, History

FR192B Seminar: Dystopia and Postcolonialism in French and Francophone Narratives

Culture, Seminar

HIST004 Empires and Nations History

HIST013/AFR047-03 Reconstructing Africa's Past to 1850 History

HIST029 US Foreign Relations Since 1900 History

HIST041 Modern China History History

HIST054 Europe Since 1815 History, Culture

HIST056 Europe in the High Middle Ages History

HIST071 Middle East and North Africa Since World War I History

HIST096-10 Foundation Seminar: France in World War II History, Research Methods

HIST097-11 Foundation Seminar: Men, Women, and Patriarchy in the Middle East

History, Research Methods

HIST101/CLS108 Seminar: Alexander the Great History, Seminar, Culture

HIST139/WGSS141 Women and Gender in the East Asian Tradition History

HIST157/CLS110 Empresses, Saints, and Scholars: The Women of Byzantium Culture, History

HIST165 Mongol Empire History

HIST175 Seminar: Contemporary South Asia History, Seminar

HIST176 World War II and the Holocaust in the Soviet Union History

ILVS060 Introduction to Literary and Cultural Studies Culture, Research Methods

ITAL187 Seminar: Italian Literature of the Holocaust Culture, Seminar

MUS069 Gospel Choir (this course is 2 SHUs; IR requires a minimum of 3 SHUs to fulfill an IR major requirement)

Culture

PHIL043/PS043 Justice, Equality & Liberty Culture

PS042/PHIL042 Western Political Thought II Social Science, Culture

PS128/WGSS162 Gender, Work, and Politics in East Asia Social Science

PS138-01 Making States: Theory & Practice Social Science

PS140 Liberalism and Its Philosophic Critics Social Science, Culture

PS142 Ethics and International Relations Social Science

PS148 Seminar: Political Thought of Montesquieu Social Science, Seminar

TC6: Identity for Spring 2020

TC6 requires a minimum of 7 total courses to include the following: 2 Social Science, 1 History, 1 Culture, 1 Research

Methods, 1 Capstone/Seminar, and 1 Elective (a course from any category approved for TC6 or from the Research Methods

course list on page 18). Some courses below may be approved for the Research Methods requirement, but students may

alternatively choose a course from the Research Methods list on page 18.

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Course Number Course Title Approved for TC6 as follows:

PS188-01/AFR147-05 Race and US Africa Policy Social Science

PS188-02/AFR147-06 The Howard School of International Affairs Social Science, Culture

PS189-03 Seminar: Conducting Research on Public Opinion and Foreign

Policy

Social Science, Research Methods,

Seminar

REL037/CST037/ HIST015

Global History of Christianity since the Middle Ages History, Culture

REL076 After God: Atheism and Secularism Culture

REL152/REL194-01 Islam & Modernity (register for REL194 at seminar level) Culture, Seminar (at 194 level)

RUS085/ILVS086 Film and Nation: Russia & Central Asia Culture

SOC050 Globalization and Social Change Social Science

WGSS085-01 Gender and Sexuality in the Middle East Social Science

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Course Number Course Title

CHNS185/ILVS185-01 Seminar: China and the West

HIST029 US Foreign Relations Since 1900

PS160 Force, Strategy, and Arms Control

PS172 US Foreign Policy in the Middle East

PS188-01/AFR147-05 Race and US Africa Policy

PS188-03/COMP150-01 Cyber Security and Cyber Warfare

PS188-05 Human Rights and American Foreign Policy

PS189-02 Seminar: American Primacy

PS189-03 Seminar: Conducting Research on Public Opinion and Foreign Policy

RUS078/ILVS088 Warrior Nations: Russia & US

SOC120 Sociology of War and Peace

SOC195/STS195 Seminar: Politics, Policies, and Risk in Science and Technology

U.S. Role Courses (TC1, TC3, and TC4) for Spring 2020

Students in TC1, TC3, and TC4 may alternatively choose any course from the list below to fulfill the U.S. Role

requirement.

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Course Number Course Title

CEE156 Principles of Biostatistics

EC013 Statistics

EC015 Basic Econometrics

EC107 Econometric Analysis

ENV190/ANTH159 Practicing in Food Systems

GIS101/UEP232/ENV107 Intro to GIS (email rebecca.shakespeare@tufts.edu for permission to register)

GIS102 Advanced Geospatial Modeling (email rebecca.shakespeare@tufts.edu for permission to register)

HIST096-10 Foundation Seminar: France in World War II

HIST097-11 Foundation Seminar: Men, Women, and Patriarchy in the Middle East

ILVS060 Introduction to Literary and Cultural Studies

MATH019 Mathematics of Social Choice

MATH021 Introductory Statistics

PS103 Political Science Research Methods

PS124 Seminar: Political Economy of Advanced Industrial Democracies

PS160 Force, Strategy, and Arms Control

PS189-03 Seminar: Conducting Research on Public Opinion and Foreign Policy

PSY031 Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences

SOC101 Quantitative Research Methods

The Research Methods requirement is required in all thematic concentrations except for TC3 (see note below). ANY course

listed below fulfills this requirement.

Research Methods Courses for Spring 2020

Note for TC3 students: TC3 students are required to take a Quantitative Reasoning course, not from this list, but from the

approved list located in the TC3 section of this document.

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ARB092-01 Culinary History of the Modern Middle East & North Africa

ARB155/ILVS101/FMS175/ CST010

Visualizing Colonialism

MUS079/ARB051 Arabic Music Ensemble (this course is 2 SHUs; IR requires a minimum of 3 SHUs to fulfill

an IR major requirement)

REL152/REL194-01 Islam & Modernity (register REL194 for seminar level)

CHNS078 Youth and Culture in Modern China

CHNS185/ILVS185-01 Seminar: China and the West

REL043 Asian Religions

REL045 Introduction to Buddhism

FR032 Reading in French Literature II

FR046 Ethnicity, Migration, and Identity: Interrogating Frenchness

FR075 Love & War in French Film

FR125 Studies in French Culture

FR132 Marie de France

FR152 The Making of Modernity: When Europe Spoke French

FR169 Les Poetes Maudits

FR192A Eros & Destiny: George Sand & Balzac in Dialogue

FR192B Seminar: Dystopia and Postcolonialism in French and Francophone Narratives

HIST054 Europe Since 1815

GER085/185/FMS079 German Film

GER092/192/ILVS092-02 Revolution: Then and Now

GER175 Seminar: Early 20th Century German Literature

JS136/REL137 The Story of King David

CLS032 Classics of Rome

ITAL031 Medieval and Early Modern Italian Literature

ITAL052 Dante's Purgatorio & Paradiso

ITAL187 Seminar: Italian Literature of the Holocaust

JPN061 Introduction to Japanese Culture

Culture Courses (by language) for TC2, TC3, and TC4 Spring 2020

Students in TC2, TC3, and TC4 may fulfill the Culture requirement by taking one of the following:

•A Culture course approved for their TC; or

•A Culture course approved for the language used to fulfill their IR language requirement. See the approved culture courses by

language below.

Students fully exempt from the IR language requirement (i.e. native speakers with proof of 8th semester language proficiency

on their transcript) have the additional option of taking any Culture course from any language on the approved courses list

below.

Arabic

Chinese

French

Hebrew

Italian

Japanese

German

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Culture Courses (by language) for TC2, TC3, and TC4 Spring 2020JPN092 Japanese Popular Culture

JPN118/ILVS118 Haruki Murakami & World Literature

JPN191-01/ILVS191 Seminar: Japan and Postmodernism

REL043 Asian Religions

REL045 Introduction to Buddhism

POR152 Sounds of Brazil: Portuguese Language and Brazilian Culture

RUS078/ILVS088 Warrior Nations: Russia & US

RUS085/ILVS086 Film and Nation: Russia & Central Asia

RUS192-01 Contemporary Russian Media

FAH084/184-01/FMS069/169 Latin American Cinema

FAH086/186/AMER086/187/ LST086/AFR047-04

Latinx Presence

SPN030 Modern Spanish Literature: 18th to 21st Century

SPN031 Latin American Literature from Nation Building to the 21st Century

SPN032 Medieval & Early Modern Spanish Literature

SPN033 Latin American Literature from Colonial Times to Nation Building

SPN092A Spanish Civilization

SPN107 Testimonial & Chronicle Writing of Latin America

SPN155 Film Representation in Latin America

SPN174 Saints and Sinners: Images of Women in Hispanic Literature

SPN192A Indigenous Rights and Literatures of Latin America

AAST094-02/AMER094-05 Asian American Arts

ANTH128/ARCH128/LAS128 Mesoamerican Archaeology

CLS038/HIST051 History of Ancient Rome

CLS176 Ancient Medicine Seminar

ENG020/AFR022 Black World Literature

ENG022 Crisis and Critique: British Literature from 1780 to 1950

ENG051/WGSS085-15 Shakespeare

ENG107 Chaucer

ENG160 Seminar: Environmental Justice and World Literature

FAH008-01 Introduction to Architecture

FAH070-01/ILVS069-01 Contemporary Art of Africa

FAH164-01/ILVS164-01/CVS119-01/AFR147-01

Who Owns The Past?

HIST082 History of Human Rights in Latin America

HIST101/CLS108 Seminar: Alexander the Great

HIST157/CLS110 Empresses, Saints, and Scholars: The Women of Byzantium

HIST196 Time and Temporalities in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

Native speakers granted full exemption from the IR language requirement (with required proof of 8th semester level of

proficiency on SIS transcript), may alternatively choose from the list below, in addition to the courses listed above.

Russian

Spanish

Portuguese

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Culture Courses (by language) for TC2, TC3, and TC4 Spring 2020ILVS060 Introduction to Literary and Cultural Studies

MUS069 Gospel Choir (this course is 2 SHUs; IR requires a minimum of 3 SHUs to fulfill an IR major requirement)

MUS078 African Music & Dance Ensemble (this course is 2 SHUs; IR requires a minimum of 3 SHUs to fulfill an IR major requirement)

MUS080 Javanese Gamelan Ensemble (this course is 2 SHUs; IR requires a minimum of 3 SHUs to fulfill an IR major requirement)

PHIL043/PS043 Justice, Equality & Liberty

PS042/PHIL042 Western Political Thought II

PS140 Liberalism and Its Philosophic Critics

PS188-02/AFR147-06 The Howard School of International Affairs

REL037/CST037/HIST015 Global History of Christianity since the Middle Ages

REL060 Hindus and Christians

REL076 After God: Atheism and Secularism

REL141/PHIL122 Seminar: Indian Philosophies

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