The Ancient, Medieval and Renaissance Studies minor offers a culturally comparative program in which the distance of time lends profound diversity from present experience. The minor allows students to explore the origins and development of contemporary culture as defined across continents, religions and civilizations, through a range of disciplines (anthropology, architecture, art, fashion, history, language, literature, music, philosophy, religion and theatre). The program’s flexibility encourages students to pursue specific interests, for example, early religion, high medieval culture, classical influences upon the Renaissance or Byzantine culture.
Ancient, Medieval and Renaissance Studies - Minor
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Minor in Ancient, Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Â鶹ÊÓƵ's Minor in Ancient, Medieval, and Renaissance Studies offers students a rich interdisciplinary exploration of the cultures, philosophies, and artistic achievements from antiquity through the Renaissance. The program emphasizes critical analysis of historical texts, artifacts, and works of art, enabling students to understand the interconnectedness of these eras and their influence on contemporary society. By studying diverse themes such as politics, religion, and science, students develop valuable analytical and research skills. This minor complements a variety of majors, enhancing students' academic experiences and preparing them for careers in education, history, archaeology, museum studies, and cultural heritage management. Graduates with this minor are well-equipped to engage thoughtfully with the complexities of historical narratives and their lasting impacts.