Comparative Culture and Literary Studies (CCLS) Minor

The Comparative Cultures and Literary Studies (CCLS) minor examines culture and literature across linguistic, national, and cultural boundaries. It traditionally appeals to students who love language and culture and want to be active and marketable in a global world.

Requirements for the Minor

Six courses are required for the minor are as follows:

Topics in Comparative Culture and Literary Studies (ML 307 )
Four courses at the 104-level or higher in at least two languages: AB, CI, FR, GR, GK, LT, IT, ML, PO, or SN, including at least one 300-level course.
One AH, CL, EN, HS, PL, and TH course from participating disciplines

Notes:

Students with a CCLS minor may count only one course from their major or another minor for the CCLS minor. All courses must be approved by the CCLS advisor in consultation with the CCLS Steering Committee.
Students may elect to apply some approved departmental courses to an interdisciplinary minor in Asian Studies, Gender Studies, German Studies, Italian Studies, Latin American and Latino Studies, or Medieval Studies.