Pre-Modern Courses
The following courses fulfill the major's requirement for a pre-modern course. If there is an additional course that you feel should be on this list, or if you have any questions, please contact the department coordinator for assistance.
First-year seminars
- 10c Monsters, Marvels & Messiah; Europe During the Age of Discovery
- 13c,d Living in the Sixteenth Century
- 28c,d The History of Tea in East Asia
Introductory courses
- 108c Christianity, Judaism, Islam 400-1200
- 180c,d Living in the Sixteenth Century (Japan)
200-level lecture courses
- 201c History of Ancient Greece: Bronze Age to the Death of Alexander
- 202c Ancient Rome
- 204c Science, Magic, and Religion
- 205c A History of the Body
- 206c Early Modern Europe
- 207c Medieval Europe
- 212c China Among Equals: History from Song to Ming 850-1644
- 214c City and Country in Roman Culture
- 221c History of England, 1485-1688
- 231c Social History of Colonial America, 1607-1763
- 252c Colonial Latin America
- 262c Africa and the Atlantic World 1400-1880
- 265c Africa and the Indian Ocean World
- 270c Chinese Thought in Classical Period
- 271c Material Culture of Ancient China
- 273c History of Shamanism in East Asia
- 274c Chinese Poetry and Society
- 276c The Origins of Imperial China
- 279c India to 1707
- 282c India and Indian Ocean Worlds
- 283c The Origins of Japanese Culture and Civilization
Intermediate seminars
- 200c Creating the World
- 203c Islam and Christianity in West Africa
- 208c The History of History
- 209c Cultures of Deception
- 210c Origins of Modernity
- 257c Law and Society in Colonial India
- 266c African History to 1850
- 281c The Courtly Society of Heian Japan
- 285c Warring States
- 285c Conquests and Heroes
- 286c Japan and the World
- 287c Kingship in Comparative Perspective
Problems courses
- 307c Topics in Medieval and Early Modern History
- 370c Problems in Chinese History
- 380c The Warrior Culture of Japan