The Medieval and Renaissance Studies curriculum opens to students the diverse
cultures of Europe, Western Asia, and Northern Africa that thrived within the
period from the third century through the seventeenth. It incorporates offerings
from the departments of English, History, Modern Languages and Classics, and Art
to explore issues of social structure, philosophy, religion, politics, language,
poetry, prose, and artistic expression from an interdisciplinary perspective.
Students who elect this curriculum usually begin their exploration of the period
through introductory courses, such as ARH 155, HON 111, HTY 105, or HTY 202, only
one of which counts towards the total credits of the curriculum. Students are
encouraged to take courses from all of its disciplines.
For complete information about Medieval and Renaissance Studies, visit the coordinator
at 256 Little Hall, phone (207) 581-2078 or contact Prof. Cathleen Bauschatz at
cathleen_bauschatz@umit.maine.edu.