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Geography |
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• GEO 361 - Advanced Geographic Information Systems
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• GEO 362 - Remote Sensing of Earth
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• GEO 380 - Seminar in Geographic Thought
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• GEO 385 - Internship in Geography
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• GEO 395 - Research in Geography
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Geography and Geology |
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• GEO 120 - Earth Systems
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• GEO 181 - First-Year Research in Earth Sciences: Dunes
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• GEO 251 - Oceanography
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• GEO 252 - Geomorphology
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• GEO 322 - Coastal Geomorphology
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• GEO 390 - Independent Study
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Geology |
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• GEO 112 - Earth Science for Educators
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• GEO 151 - Introduction to Geology
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• GEO 152 - Historical Geology
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• GEO 153 - Big Sky Geology: Montana Field Experience
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• GEO 212 - Tectonics
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• GEO 215 - Mineralogy
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• GEO 304 - Geochemistry
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• GEO 312 - Special Topics in Environmental Geology
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• GEO 313 - Paleontology
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• GEO 316 - Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
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• GEO 317 - Sedimentation and Stratigraphy
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• GEO 325 - Hydrogeology
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• GEO 341 - Geology Field Methods
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• GEO 386 - Seminar in Geology
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• GEO 387 - Geology as Vocation
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• GEO 396 - Research in Geology
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German |
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• GERM 121 - Introductory German
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• GERM 150 - Intermediate German I Intensive
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• GERM 201 - Intermediate German I
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• GERM 202 - Intermediate German II
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• GERM 301 - Advanced German Language and Culture
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• GERM 302 - German Cultures and Intercultural Studies
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• GERM 303 - Introduction to German Literature
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• GERM 361 - Advanced Writing in Cultural Context
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• GERM 362 - Culture and Language through Performed Texts
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• GERM 371 - German Visual Culture and Literature
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• GERM 372 - Outside Voices: German Culture from the Margins
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• GERM 381 - Special Topics
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Greek |
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• GREE 101 - Elementary Greek I
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• GREE 102 - Elementary Greek II
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• GREE 201 - Intermediate Greek
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• GREE 203 - Biblical Greek
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• GREE 205 - Greek Prose
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• GREE 206 - Greek Poetry
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• GREE 300 - Readings in Greek Literature
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Health Education |
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• HE 115 - Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology
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• HE 202 - Foundations of Health Education
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• HE 203 - First Aid and Emergency Care
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• HE 254 - Nutrition
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• HE 265 - Basic Health Concepts: Mental Health, Fitness, Sexuality, Aging, Addictive Behaviors, and Death
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• HE 266 - Basic Health Concepts: Diseases, Substance Abuse, Community, and Environment
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• HE 307 - Community Health
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• HE 308 - Administration and Methods
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History: Introductory Courses |
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• HIST 151 - History of the West and the World I
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• HIST 151H - Honors West and the World I
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• HIST 152 - History of the West and the World II
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• HIST 152H - Honors West and the World II
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• HIST 153 - Explorations in World History
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History: Intermediate Courses - World Regions |
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• HIST 233 - Modern Middle East
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• HIST 235 - India and Its World
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• HIST 238 - Latin American History
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• HIST 242 - Africa and the World
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• HIST 245 - East Asia to 1800
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History: Intermediate Courses - North America |
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• HIST 229 - U.S.A.
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• HIST 251 - Early America
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• HIST 252 - America from Republic to Empire
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• HIST 253 - Recent America
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• HIST 255 - African-American History
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• HIST 256 - Women and Gender in US History
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• HIST 258 - U.S. Military History
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• HIST 259 - American Economic & Business History
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History: Intermediate Courses - Europe |
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• HIST 225 - England
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• HIST 261 - Ancient Mediterranean
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• HIST 262 - Early Medieval Worlds, 300-1000
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• HIST 263 - Medieval and Renaissance Europe, 1000-1500
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• HIST 264 - Reformation and Revolution: Europe 1500-1800
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• HIST 267 - Modern Europe
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History: Intermediate Courses - Global Histories |
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• HIST 271 - War and Society
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• HIST 274 - Environmental History
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History: Intermediate Courses - Theory and Practice of History |
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• HIST 293 - Public History
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• HIST 294 - Research Methods of History
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History: Advanced Courses - World Regions Enrollment in all 300-level courses presupposes two courses in history or permission of the instructor.
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• HIST 331 - Studies in Middle Eastern History
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• HIST 338 - Mexico and the Americas
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• HIST 346 - Modern China
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History: Advanced Courses - North America |
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• HIST 353 - Studies in U.S. Religious and Intellectual History
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• HIST 356 - American Social and Cultural History
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• HIST 358 - Native American History
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History: Advanced Courses - Europe |
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• HIST 362 - Studies in Ancient and Medieval Europe
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• HIST 364 - Studies in Early Modern and Modern Europe
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History: Advanced Courses - Global Histories |
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• HIST 372 - Studies of Modern Empires
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• HIST 376 - Studies in the History of Women and Gender
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History: Advanced Courses - Theory and Practice of History |
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• HIST 359 - Seminar in the Teaching of Secondary Social Studies
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• HIST 390 - Independent Study
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• HIST 390H - Honors Tutorial in History
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• HIST 391H - Honors Senior Thesis
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• HIST 393 - History Internship
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• HIST 395 - Historiographical Perspectives
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International Development Studies For non-IDS courses, please refer to course descriptions in their respective departments.
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• IDS 201 - Introduction to International Development
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• IDS 351 - National and Regional Development
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